BFI

Paul 7 February 2023

The BFI have announced the opening and Closing galas for the 37th edition of BFI Flare: London LGBTQIA+ Film Festival....

Joel Fisher 19 January 2023

One of the less well known tales from The Brothers Grimm, The Juniper Tree is a tale which is hard...

Paul 10 January 2023

Later this month the BFI are set to give Nietzchka Keene’s haunting debut feature a Blu-ray release. Loosely based on...

Freda Cooper 10 January 2023

Bait was Mark Jenkin’s howl of anger against the decline of rural industries and the invasion of communities by affluent city...

Paul 29 November 2022

We've seen life through many eyes, Jerzy Skolimowski's EO we will experience life through a donkey in EO. Today the...

Paul 21 July 2022

Horror fans here in the UK are spoiled with the amount of festivals around the country. This Autumn BFI will...

Paul 20 June 2022

If you are unable to attend BFI Southbank's current season Of Sin And Salvation: The Cinema Of Robert Bresson, BFI...

Freda Cooper 6 June 2022

A reunion! Getting together with your closest friends from a decade ago and re-living your glory days all over again....

Paul 11 April 2022

The BFI have released the official UK Trailer for razor sharp dark British comedy All My Friends Hate Me. After...

Paul 6 April 2022

In January we shared with you the news that François Truffaut’s hugely popular classic Jules et Jim was set for...

Paul 22 March 2022

A tale of adultery, betrayal and grief as BFI announce they are set to release Faithless (Trolösa, 2000) on Blu-Ray...

Paul 16 March 2022

The BFI are set to re-release Mike Hodges’ seminal Get Carter, starring Michael Caine, in cinemas in the UK and...

Paul 15 March 2022

George Orwell’s enduring dystopian masterpiece 1984 has brought vividly to life in many formats. Many will always remember John Hurt...

Paul 14 March 2022

Considered a true landmark in the history of Black British film, Shoot The Messenger. 16 years after it's release (2006),...