BFI

Paul 20 October 2016

To mark this week’s official launch of its Black Star season, the BFI announced today that Sidney Poitier’s critically-acclaimed and...

Paul 24 August 2016

The BFI and BFI London Film Festival in partnership with American Express®, today announces that Steve McQueen, the visionary Turner...

Paul 15 June 2016

This August BFI Southbank will host Don Letts Presents: Punk on Film, a season of films curated by the film...

Paul 26 April 2016

The BFI’s Anime Weekend returns to BFI Southbank from Friday 3 – Sunday 5 June; this much anticipated biennial event...

Paul 28 January 2016

The BFI today announces a new chapter in the epic history of one of the world’s greatest films: Abel Gance’s...

Josh Hall 22 December 2015

Considered to be one of the most inspired and innovative directors of his time, the oeuvre of Jean Luc Godard...

Paul 28 October 2015

BFI have today launched its brand new subscription service BFI Player+ a service in the company of UK's most respected...

Ian Schultz 19 October 2015

Abel Ferrara is a fascinating mess of a director, he has made some classics like his debut punk rock slasher...

Ian Schultz 25 September 2015

Jules Dassin remains one of the key directors of film noir in America but also France. He left the States...

Ian Schultz 22 August 2015

The year is 1955 and Orson Welles is probably at the lowest point in his long and varied career, he...

Ian Schultz 20 August 2015

Jean Luc-Godard may have not made a great film in a few decades but his early work primarily the films he...

Ian Schultz 19 August 2015

Orson Welles lived perhaps the most remarkable life of any director, he was a child prodigy and then became a...

Ian Schultz 27 July 2015

Almost every film course requires students to watch at least part of Man With a Movie Camera within the first...

Ian Schultz 18 May 2015

BFI has upgraded their collection of Charlie Chaplin's classic short films for Mutual to blu-ray. The set spans the years...