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Director Kunle Afolayan and actor Wale Ojo discuss Phone Swap, a Nigerian comedy in which two people accidentally exchange phones and have to follow different walks of life.

Celebrated screenwriter Paula Milne visits BFI Southbank to coincide with a season of her television work. In this onstage Q&A she discusses her formative years writing scripts for Coronation Street, as a lone Southern woman among a group of Northern men.

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The cast and crew behind All in Good Time take part in a Q&A following the Gala Premiere at BFI Southbank.

Experimental filmmaker Ben Rivers discusses his long-form work Two Years At Sea.

Julie Dawn Cole talks about her role as the bratty Veruca Salt in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971).

Director Michael Dibb discusses working with writer and broadcaster John Berger on Ways of Seeing, the groundbreaking 1972 BBC art programme.

Director Richard Lester receives a BFI Fellowship award following a screening of his Robin Hood drama, Robin and Marian (1976).

The cast and crew of ITV drama Titanic, including Oscar-winning screenwriter Julian Fellowes, take part in a Q&A after a screening of the first two episodes at BFI Southbank.

Actor Romola Garai introduces Birds Eye View's gala celebration of International Women's Day 2012.

Writer-directors Will Sharpe and Tom Kingsley discuss their Bafta-nominated debut feature Black Pond.

Broadcaster Mark Lawson chairs a panel discussion about the relationship between Dickens's work and television.

Bryan Forbes, the latest recipient of the BFI’s highest honour, the Fellowship, is interviewed at his home by actor Simon Callow about his remarkable career.

Steve McQueen discusses his controversial second feature, Shame, and its subject of sex addiction

The cast and creators of Sherlock are interviewed by writer Caitlin Moran