Tom Holland’s Peter Parker returns amid an existential crisis in a brand-extension blockbuster that lacks the springy spontaneity of Spider-Man: Homecoming.

Fifty years after the release of Bugsy Malone, we share the illustrations with which director Alan Parker first imagined the idea of a gangster musical in which all of the parts would be played by ...

Between the end of World War II and the fall of the Berlin Wall, the weird and wonderful film production line in communist East Germany included sci-fi, westerns, film noir and some uniquely ...

We will support ambitious, immersive works of fiction that use new forms of interactive storytelling to create audience-facing narrative experiences. Projects must be screen-based and can use ...

During the opening sequence of Rubika Shah’s exhilarating new documentary White Riot, which charts the rise of the Rock Against Racism movement, a sequence of familiar, grainy footage plays. Groups of ...

Brand new 65 foot IMAX screen, cutting-edge 4K IMAX with Laser projection and powerful 12-channel sound technology make BFI IMAX the nation’s most immersive cinema experience. The impressive new ...

In the early 1980s Britain was besieged by a moral panic, with the coming of VHS leading to previously unclassified films flooding the market. That these videos were available unrestricted for all ...

Famously stating “Europe is not my centre”, Senegalese filmmaker Ousmane Sembène was always extremely clear about the audiences he cared for. He saw cinema as an engine of transformation, a ‘night ...

There’s a certain harmony between contemporary Norwegian cinema and literature. Karl Ove Knausgård, one of the most influential writers of autofiction, hails from Norway, and has benefitted from its ...

BAFTA nominated Simon Stone (The Dig) directs Elsinore based on the life of Ian Charleson, written by BAFTA winner and Golden Globe nominee Stephen Beresford (Pride). Elsinore is a powerful, deeply ...

Exam season is over, and we’ve scored some great Marks – a substantial retrospective of Mark Jenkin’s brilliant and singular work, from early shorts to his latest winner, Rose of Nevada. Get a little ...

Although it rarely features in top 100 lists, Sidney Lumet’s The Pawnbroker (1964) played a significant role in shaping 1960s American cinema. Yet, it was almost never made and sat in a vault for ...