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Jason Wood discusses Nicolas Roeg's work in support of the season at BFI Southbank.

Geoff Andrew provides context for the BFI Southbank season on death in cinema.

A panel of historians debates the impact and legacy of the documentaries in our Boom Britain season.

Writer and academic Charles Barr talks about Hitchcock, emphasizing his early works and development, on the occasion of his Researchers' Tales talk at the BFI National Library.

The second day of the 54th BFI London Film Festival featured a keynote speech by Ken Loach.

The team behind this popular programme take part in a Q and A.

As part of the Capital Tales event strand at BFI Southbank, veteran British actress Peggy Cummins introduces her 1953 film Street Corner.

Fashion Designer Roland Mouret introduced Darling in a special Screen Epiphany event presented in partnership with ELLE Magazine.

Zinnemann's From Here To Eternity features Deborah Kerr in her most career altering role.

Danny Boyle and Professor Brian Cox discuss their work on the 2007 film Sunshine.

Artist Honor Harger and scientist Dr Lucie Green share fascinating details of their respective projects which focus on the Sun.

Edgar Wright, director of Hot Fuzz and Shaun of the Dead, joins comedian-director Joe Cornish for an on-stage interview.

Kwame Kwei - Armah introduces Hollywood Shuffle as part of the Screen Epiphanies strand, a series of events for BFI members.

John Akomfrah discusses his film Mnemosyne, featured in the BFI Gallery.

As part of the members only Screen Epiphanies programme, David Morrissey introduces Kes, the iconic Ken Loach classic.