BFI Southbank programme for Saturday 21 November
- Henri-Georges Clouzot's Inferno
14:00 Studio book
In 1964, legendary French director Henri-Georges Clouzot started work on a much-cherished project, Inferno
- The White Ribbon
14:30 NFT1 book
Michael Haneke's Palme d'Or-winning film explores a community shaken by a series of unexpected and cruel events.
- The Fountainhead
15:40 NFT2 fully booked
Howard Roark is an idealistic architect who struggles in obscurity rather than compromise his artistic vision.
- The Seventh Continent
15:50 NFT3 book
The first part of Haneke's trilogy about the 'emotional glaciation' of Austria.
- Fish Tank
16:20 Studio book
Wild teenager Mia is struggling to survive a claustrophobic home life with her neurotic mother and lippy sister
- The White Ribbon
17:30 NFT1 book
Michael Haneke's Palme d'Or-winning film explores a community shaken by a series of unexpected and cruel events.
- Mondays in the Sun
18:00 NFT2 book
Six former shipyard workers pass the time at a bar that one of them opened after they were laid off.
- Funny Games
18:10 NFT3 book
Michael Haneke's profoundly unsettling variation on the murder thriller.
- Of Time and the City + Proud City: A Plan for London
18:40 Studio book
Chekhov, Mahler and Peggy Lee underpin a melancholy eulogy for the people and places of a vanished Liverpool.
- The White Ribbon
20:15 NFT1 book
Michael Haneke's Palme d'Or-winning film explores a community shaken by a series of unexpected and cruel events.
- No Man's Land
20:30 NFT3 book
Awarded the Best Foreign Film Oscar, this remains the most ferocious film indictment of the war in Bosnia.
- Fish Tank
20:40 Studio book
Wild teenager Mia is struggling to survive a claustrophobic home life with her neurotic mother and lippy sister
- Sketches of Frank Gehry + Manhatta
20:45 NFT2 book
An examination of the life and career of architect Frank Gehry.
November calendar (PDF)