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Brightwide highlight the best in social and political cinema and launch their new multi-media platform at this year’s LFF.

On Day 7 we spoke to filmmakers in Festival venues around London, including at the Mastercard Gala of An Education.

On day 2 of the festival, we cover The Men Who Stare At Goats gala and speak to acclaimed festival filmmakers.

Alastair Siddons takes to the stage following a screening of his latest film Turn It Loose, an event forming a part of onedotzero.

Following a screening of Ray Greene's Schlock!, a panel looked at the significance of the Sexploitation genre and its study.

Iconoclastic artist Deimantas Narkevičius joins us at BFI Southbank to discuss his gallery commission

A revisiting of the rarely seen 1973 documentary Swastika followed by an onstage discussion with the creative team.

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

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.

Billy Elliot writer Lee Hall introduces a variety of works from the coalmining era to mark the launch of the BFI’s King Coal season.

A cinematically rich season, King Coal is BFI’s showcase of the mining industry on celluloid. Patrick Russell speaks about this tapestry of historically significant films.

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

As part of the Bond and Beyond season, one of the most memorable and stunning of all Bond girls joins us for an onstage conversation.