BFI Southbank programme for Saturday 29 November
- Watership Down
Powerful animated retelling of Richard Adams' classic novel.
13:30 NFT3
- Location, Location, Location
Experience a sense of being in the world, in a specific time and place.
14:00 NFT3
- Suddenly, Last Summer
Outrageous, melodramatic shocker with Katharine Hepburn and Elizabeth Taylor.
15:50 NFT2
- Word Associations
Discontinuity between narration, text and image.
16:00 NFT3
- Of Time and the City
Terence Davies' first documentary, and cinematic poetry of the highest order.
16:20 Studio
- Period of Adjustment
Isobel Lennart's adaptation of Tennessee Williams' 1960 play.
18:10 NFT3
- Only Two Can Play
Kingley Amis adaptation starring spot-on Peter Sellers as a philandering librarian.
18:20 NFT2
- Andrew Lampert
Quasi-theatrical, multiple-projector pieces of controlled chaos.
18:30 NFT1
- Choking Man
Highly original and touching story of everyday exchanges in a New York diner.
18:40 Studio
- Bruce McClure
A riotous interrogation of the mechanics of film projection.
19:45 NFT1
- Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Paul Newman and Elizabeth Taylor crackle in Richard Brooks' Tennessee Williams adaptation.
20:30 NFT3
- The Hudsucker Proxy
The Coens' wonderfully original salute to newspaper comedies of the '40s.
20:45 NFT2
- Of Time and the City
Terence Davies' first documentary, and cinematic poetry of the highest order.
20:50 Studio
- Shutter Interface
Paul Sharits's knockout piece of expanded cinema.
21:00 NFT1
