Film Review – Bait (2019)
Martin (Edward Rowe) and Steven (Giles King) are brothers who see the world very differently. While Steven has transformed their...
Martin (Edward Rowe) and Steven (Giles King) are brothers who see the world very differently. While Steven has transformed their...
The BFI today announces that Tilda Swinton is to receive one of British Film's highest honours,the BFI Fellowship. The news...
BAIT, the debut feature by Mark Jenkin was this summer’s indie smash hit film. Released in cinemas by the BFI...
Emily Beecham and Ben Whishaw star in Jessica Hausner's unsettling sci-fi Little Joe. Happiness Is A Business when you watch...
Billy Elliot, Philomena, Wild Rose, Pride, Suffragette, I, Daniel Blake, The Souvenir, Gosford Park and The King’s Speech are just...
Sight & Sound, the BFI’s international film magazine, has unveiled it's Top Ten films of the year. Joanna Hogg’s The...
On 2 December the BFI will bring Betrayed to Blu-ray for the first time in the UK. Special features include...
The BFI today announces a major year-long celebration to mark the centenary of one of cinema’s most exuberantly playful filmmakers,...
This far-out adaptation of the smash-hit 1968 Broadway anti-establishment musical – marking Oscar-winning director Miloš Forman’s triumphant return after One...
An eye-opening exploration of the occult, Malcolm Leigh’s X-rated quasi-documentary Legend of the Witches is an imaginative depiction of pagan...
In the early 1970s, the great Italian poet, philosopher, and filmmaker Pier Paolo Pasolini (Salò, or The 120 Days of...
Carol Reed’s last film for Alexander Korda and his first in colour is a wonderfully whimsical tale of a young...
In this vivid snapshot of Weimar life, a group of young Berliners enjoy a typical lazy Sunday, including a trip...
Little seen since its original release, stylishly shot in Winchester and Southampton by Academy Award®-winner Kenneth Higgins (Georgy Girl) and...