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The launch of Screen Heritage UK took place in September 2011.

A panel discuss the remarkable rediscovery of British TV Drama in the Library of Congress.

Using the BFI National Archive as its main location, The Voyage of Nonsuch is a poetic and beautifully shot essay film by artists Mirza and Beale explores the broader contexts of archives and libraries and reflects on the status of the films and books that exist within them.

The British Library plays host to a celebration of Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.

An introduction to the BFI Mediatheque, an ongoing project to provides visitors free access to the largest film and television archive in the world.

Eminent academic and writer Sir Christopher Frayling discusses the Spaghetti Western genre as part of the BFI National Library’s Researcher’s Tales strand.

Eminent educationalist and writer Sir Christopher Frayling discusses the practice of researching film.

The launch of the BFI's third Mediatheque, forming a vital part of the Cambridge Central Library.