BFI film and TV events available online during January 2021
The BFI today announces more brilliant films and one-off events for audiences all over the UK to enjoy online from the safety and comfort of their own homes.
Read moreThe BFI today announces more brilliant films and one-off events for audiences all over the UK to enjoy online from the safety and comfort of their own homes.
Read moreSight & Sound, the BFI’s international film magazine, today announces that Steve McQueen’s LOVERS ROCK, part of the director’s 5-film Small Axe anthology, has been chosen as the Best Film of the Year.
Read moreA London Film Festival like no other. 2020 will be remembered for the vast amount of screenings that were on-line. This festival I saw almost 50 films.
Read morePrincipal photography has begun on BOXING DAY, the UK’s first ever Christmas set romantic comedy starring an all-black cast.
Read moreAs BFI Southbank closes today, due to new government restrictions, the BFI continues to offer audiences a rich cultural programme of films and events to enjoy from their own homes, including new and classic films on BFI Player.
Read moreThis December, BFI Southbank celebrates one of the screen’s most enduring icons with a new season MARLENE DIETRICH: FALLING IN LOVE AGAIN, programmed by film critic and writer Pamela Hutchinson.
Read more15 October 2020 marks the 50th anniversary of anthology drama series PLAY FOR TODAY, which comprised broadcasts of more than 300 one-off television plays on the BBC between 1970 and 1984, combining some of the era’s finest writing, acting and directing talents
Read moreBFI Southbank today announce full details of our forthcoming season celebrating the work of the late ENNIO MORRICONE, one of the finest composers to ever work in the cinema.
Read moreThe 64th BFI London Film Festival (LFF) in partnership with American Express have announced the full programme of its reimagined and innovative new 2020 offering that will be delivered both virtually and via physical screenings.
Read moreWe Are Parable, the award winning film exhibition company behind events such as ‘Spike is 60’ Film Festival are delighted to announce ‘Who We Are’, a week-long series of online events and film programmes designed to celebrate and spark debate around Black British film in collaboration with BFI.
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