A one-of-a-kind tribute to one of the most iconic live acts of the post-hardcore era. We Are Fugazi from Washington, D.C. isn’t a documentary, it’s a fan-powered celebration of Fugazi’s blistering, unforgettable presence onstage.
Marking 20 years since the band’s final show, this film is stitched together from rare, fan-shot footage and archival gems, curated by Joe Gross, Joseph Pattisall, and Jeff Krulik.
Raw, loud, and deeply human, the film is a love letter to the band, their community, and the DIY ethos that inspired generations.
Presented by Bristol Beacon and Doc’n Roll Films
Format: Unreserved seating
Age: 15+
The filmmakers’ profits from the screening will be donated to a local homeless charity
Performance times
Doors: 18.45
Start: 19.30
Finish: 21.30
Film run time: 96min
All timings are approximate and subject to change
Smart, artful, and alive”
Louder Than War
Beyond Beacon
More stages. More sound.
We believe a thriving music ecosystem plays a crucial role in making Bristol so special, and Beyond Beacon is our way of spotlighting a range of ground-breaking artists at iconic local venues including Rough Trade, Strange Brew, Trinity and more.
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The venue
Bristol Megascreen
Getting to the venue
Location: Bristol Megascreen is located at Bristol Aquarium on Anchor Road, a short distance from College Green (322m) and Bristol Hippodrome (322m).
Address: Bristol Megascreen, Anchor Road, BS1 5TT
Bicycle
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Car parking
There is no onsite parking at the venue. The nearest available car parking facilities are at Millennium Square car park (322m) and the Prince St NCP (322m).
Bristol Clean Air Zone
Bristol Megascreen is in the Bristol Clean Air Zone. View a map of the Zone and check if your vehicle will be charged.
Access
Mobility
Bristol Megascreen is wheelchair accessible with step-free level access available when accessing via the second floor using the lifts. Additional seating and dedicated spaces for wheelchair users are also available within the cinemas.
Toilets
There are three accessible toilets within the venue – two on the second floor, which is the accessible route via lift to the cinema and another on the ground floor by the other cinema entrance.
Assistance Dogs
Registered assistance dogs and emotional support animals are permitted when wearing a working vest and an ID card. Untrained dogs or dogs-in-training are not permitted within the venue.
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