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The revolutionary director Spike Lee visits BFI Southbank for an in-depth conversation with David Lammy MP.

Part 2 of Spike Lee’s in-depth conversation with David Lammy includes his views on Barack Obama, his artistic influences and new digital technologies.

The legendary French actor and dancer takes to the BFI Southbank stage.

As part of the BFI's This Working Life project and King Coal season, we welcome director Peter Pickering to the stage to discuss the challenges he faced whilst filming in British coal mines.

Following a Season 2 preview of hit programme Merlin, its creative team took to the NFT1 stage to answer audience questions.

Martin Strel takes to the BFi Southbank stage to discuss his aquatic exploits.

Terry Gilliam is on jubilant and playful form, discussing his career milestones and personal views on the film industry at BFI Southbank.

Legendary theatre director Max Stafford-Clark takes to the BFI Southbank stage to discuss his work for both theatre and television.

BFI Southbank's Head of Film Programme discusses Les Demoiselles de Rochefort in support of its extended run.

Philip Davis meets the curator of the Bill Douglas centre in an enlightening discussion about Comrades, Douglas' 1986 masterly epic.

Pedro Almodovar presents a preview screening of Broken Embraces, and discusses this latest work.

British actor and director Michael Sarne joins us for a post-screening discussion of his cult film Joanna, a 1960s celebration of miscegenation.

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

Hotly-tipped director Duncan Jones takes to the stage following a preview of his debut feature Moon, winner of the Edinburgh New British Feature Award.

Acclaimed documentary filmmaker Kim Longinotto tells the moving story of the women fighting exploitation and protecting the abused in South Africa.