What's on at BFI Southbank

A Scene at the Sea

An atypically lyrical offering from Kitano Takeshi.

Marnie

Tippi Hedren stars as one of Hitchcock's most damaged and elusive heroines.

Belle de Jour

A bourgeois surgeon's wife indulges her masochistic desires by working in a brothel.

Donnie Brasco

An FBI agent goes deep undercover in the organisation of a low-level mobster.

To Be Or Not To Be

A troupe of actors team together to help the Polish resistance.

The Ninth Gate

Roman Polanski delivers plenty of old-fashioned chills in this supernatural thriller.

Becky Sharp

Rouben Mamoulian's classic adaptation of Thackeray's Vanity Fair.

Early Summer

Ozu's most metaphysical movie, equally about a young woman's apparently wayward resolve to marry an unprepossessing neighbour and the spirit of her war-dead brother.

Five

Kiarostami's breathtakingly beautiful and unusually accessible experimental film.

Yellow Earth

A young soldier arrives in a backward peasant community.

Featured seasons

Yasujiro Ozu

Celebrate one of cinema's greatest masters.

Ozu and His Influence

Ozu and His Influence

Worldwide tips of the hat to Ozu's style and substance.

Hepburn & Tracy

Hepburn & Tracy

One of Hollywood's best-loved screen partnerships.

Johnny Depp

Track the transformations of a Hollywood A-lister.

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