Late Autumn
Opens Fri 29 Jan at BFI Southbank
and cinemas nationwide
One of Ozu's most bittersweet movies, a half-comic drama about parenthood, 'difficult' children and marriage prospects.
Sight & Sound
Now on newsstands, our February special issue looks at the key directors, countries, trends and technological changes of the past decade, and identifies 30 defining films of the 21st Century so far. Plus A Prophet, The Road, Up in the Air and a new light on Japanese master Ozu. Click through for online exclusives, selections from our back issues and a special subscription offer.
Filmstore
January in the Filmstore: New Year sale with up to 50% off all DVDs. Plus new releases: Sally Potter's The Gold Diggers on DVD and Geoffrey Macnab's book Screen Epiphanies. You can also pre-order the latest BFI Flipside titles on DVD and Blu-ray, including Permissive and Privilege. Or visit the BFI Printstore for vintage posters and stills drawn from the BFI National Archive. Stunning BFI Southbank Season posters now available.
Screenonline
For over 60 years the Central Office of Information has been informing and cajoling the British public, creating much-cherished characters like Tufty (pictured), Charley the cat and Green Cross Code Man in the process, and warning generations of children about the dangers of roads, strangers, water and electricity, while instructing adults on fuel efficiency, the country code, currency changes, and other minefields of modern life.
The Films of 2009
Sight & Sound's panel of international critics choose their favourite releases of the year.
BFI Live
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