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10 great films about fashion

With the chic Audrey Hepburn classic Funny Face back in cinemas, we unveil this season’s essential collection: our 10 favourite fashion movies.
27 February 2014

10 great films about sex

As Lars von Trier’s Nymph()maniac arrives in cinemas and on the BFI Player, we survey sex on film with a list of some of cinema’s naughtiest classics.
21 February 2014

10 great French gay films

As acclaimed thriller Stranger by the Lake is released in cinemas nationwide and on the BFI Player, we look back at the best of French gay cinema.
13 February 2014

10 to see at Borderlines Film Festival

The UK’s biggest rural film festival brings a healthy helping of the best new world cinema to 32 venues across Herefordshire, Shropshire and the Welsh Marches. 
27 February 2014

Spitting Image: still biting after all these years

Thirty years on, we reminisce with Spitting Image’s creators about a series that was essential viewing for politicos and couch potatoes alike.
26 February 2014

Nymphomaniac out on BFI Player from 1 March

The provocative new film by Lars von Trier, the story of a woman’s life of sex obsession, will be available to watch on the BFI Player from Saturday 1 March.
26 February 2014

Feng Xiaogang: an exclusive audience with China’s most successful director

The director of some of the all-time biggest films at the Chinese box office, Feng Xiaogang, joined us to discuss his knack for connecting with audiences.
24 February 2014

Behind the scenes: Funny Face

Evocative shots that take us back to Paris in 1956, where Audrey Hepburn and Fred Astaire are filming on location for the musical romance Funny Face.
25 February 2014

Berlin 2014: a programmer’s picks

A family drama filmed over 12 years and an understated debut about a Chechen boy living in Vienna catch Geoff Andrew’s eye at this year’s Berlinale.
21 February 2014

Preview: Glasgow Film Festival 2014

The Grand Budapest Hotel and Under the Skin bookend the 10th GFF as its home venue, Scotland’s oldest arthouse cinema, celebrates its 75th birthday.
20 February 2014

Bigger and even better: The Godfather Part II

With towering performances from Pacino and De Niro, the second Godfather movie is a sequel without equal and a high-water mark of American cinema.
20 February 2014

Programme announced for newly titled BFI Flare

A new name, new platforms and the full programme is announced for our long-running London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival.
19 February 2014

The Umbrellas of Cherbourg turns 50

It’s 50 years since Jacques Demy’s all-sung musical romance premiered in Paris and made a star of Catherine Deneuve.
19 February 2014

BAFTAs 2014: the winners in full

12 Years a Slave named best film, but Gravity tops the table with six awards at this year’s BAFTAs.
16 February 2014

Hong Khaou’s Lilting opens 28th LLGFF

The 28th BFI London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival will open with the European premiere of a poetic drama of love and loss starring Ben Whishaw.
12 February 2014

BFI Flare: London LGBT Film Festival launch 2014

Clare Stewart introduces the 2014 BFI Flare: London LGBT Film Festival (formerly LLGFF), including opening and closing films Lilting and 52 Tuesdays.
28 February 2014

Video: Philip Seymour Hoffman on heroes

The late Philip Seymour Hoffman explains why great people are more complicated than we know.
3 February 2014

Video: Sherlock: The Empty Hearse Q&A

Benedict Cumberbatch, Martin Freeman, Mark Gatiss and the talent behind Sherlock discuss the making of The Empty Hearse.
24 January 2014