Monthly events for young filmmakers. For 2024/2025 BFI Film Academy Labs series we are again teaming up with partners across the UK to help you kickstart your screen industry careers. Our FREE Zoom ...

Join Ethan Hunt as he attempts to stop the cataclysmic plans of his foes in this showcase of the franchise’s peak entries. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to take on an all-night ...

A funny and engaging animation about a boy named Courgette and his new life in an orphanage. Nine-year-old Icare, known to his friends as ‘Courgette’, is placed in a local orphanage where he learns to ...

What is folk horror, and what is its cultural significance? To find out, the BFI Reuben Library welcomes Louis Bayman and Kevin Donnelly, the authors of Folk Horror on Film: Return of the British ...

An unlikely pairing of a Palestinian filmmaker, Basel Adra, and an Israeli journalist, Yuval Abraham, set out to record life in Palestinian villages that are subject to Israeli army occupation. This ...

For six consecutive Saturday mornings, students at Ripley Arts Centre in Bromley will get hands-on experience working in a team to make a short film from concept to completion, developing their ...

The Sorcerer King adventures channel Tron Legacy via Lord of the Rings whilst keeping to the original source material, all in stunning anime. After twelve years of playing his favourite MMORPG game, ...

Four schoolboys visit a museum. Inspired by the ancient fossils on display, they travel back in time and witness at first-hand prehistoric earth, journeying among the plants and dinosaurs that exist ...

Ang Lee’s mesmerising masterpiece fuses sumptuous melodrama and action, while playing homage to wuxia classics of old. Two warriors on a mission to recover a precious stolen sword cross paths with a ...

Four screens open seven days a week for the widest choice of great films. A discussion that looks at the role of women in the Korean film industry, with directors of films featured in this season ...

The Quay Brothers have made some of the most memorable and creative stop-motion films, frequently drawing on Central European literary and cultural sources to inform their unique and experimental form ...