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A discussion of the cultural impact of film in the UK and the many factors and influences affecting public access to it.

Academic James Naremore talks about the 1946 film adaptation of The Big Sleep at BFI Southbank.

Director Patrick Keiller and three of Robinson in Ruins' contributors discuss the film with Chris Darke.

Q&A with the director of Bronco Bullfrog, cult 60's classic.

The refurbished Wrexham Library is home to the first Mediatheque in Wales.

The British Library plays host to a celebration of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.

An introduction to the BFI Mediatheque, an ongoing project to provides visitors free access to the largest film and television archive in the world.

Further information on the exciting new Mediatheque offerings in early 2010.

Insight into two of Yasujiro Ozu’s most revered works, which are playing on extended run at BFI Southbank, and in cinemas nationwide.

Head of Film Programme Geoff Andrew expounds on the timeless classic that is Citizen Kane.

The launch of the BFI's third Mediatheque, forming a vital part of the Cambridge Central Library.

The BFI launches its brand new online non-fiction archive project

Jack Bond's 1967 study of a middle-aged woman in crisis finally receives the acclaim it deserves after years lost in obscurity.

Controversial artist and author Kenneth Anger takes to the BFI stage to discuss his seminal work Rabbit's Moon.

Matt Lucas presents a special screening of the seminal British queer film Nighthawks.