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As part of our Radical TV Drama season, Raymond Snoddy chairs a panel of guests working in broadcasting at the time of Thatcher’s television revolution

Following a screening of their devastating borstal critique, Scum, producer Margaret Matheson and writer Roy Minton take part in an onstage Q & A.

BFI TV Programmer Marcus Prince, discusses the upcoming Radical TV Drama Season.

Following a preview screening of ITV’s new three-part drama, Murderland, its creative team took to the stage in a discussion chaired by author of the Tom Thorne thrillers, Mark Billingham.

The first of two events looking at future trends in TV production.

The second of two events looking at future trends in TV production.

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

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

The Times critic Caitlin Moran hosts a special screening of Torchwood: Children of Earth, and conducts a panel discussion with its cast and creators.

The cast and crew from BBC hit series Psychoville take to the stage after a nail-biting two-episode preview.

Director Armando Iannucci speaks about his newest film In The Loop, one of the most incisive British comedies of 2009.

John Hurt reprises the role of Quentin Crisp in the long-awaited follow-up to The Naked Civil Servant, which premiered at the 2009 London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival.