BFI Southbank programme for Sunday 22 November

13:00 NFT3 book

Join us to celebrate our furry friends' big screen achievements.

14:10 Studio book

In 1964, legendary French director Henri-Georges Clouzot started work on a much-cherished project, Inferno

15:30 NFT1 book

Michael Haneke's Palme d'Or-winning film explores a community shaken by a series of unexpected and cruel events.

15:40 NFT2 book

Sweeping the César awards in France, this is a delightful wrong-side-of-the-tracks romance.

15:50 NFT3 book

Demy brings a sadder but no wiser Lola to a Los Angeles not usually depicted on screen.

16:20 Studio book

Chekhov, Mahler and Peggy Lee underpin a melancholy eulogy for the people and places of a vanished Liverpool.

17:50 NFT3 book

Haneke's brilliant, almost Bergman-esque adaptation of Elfriede Jelinek's novel.

18:00 NFT2 book

A magical film which captures the intensity of gay writer-poet-philosopher Yukio Mishima's struggles to reconcile his life and art.

18:30 NFT1 fully booked

The director will be discussing his Palme d'Or winning film The White Ribbon, plus his career to date.

18:40 Studio book

Chekhov, Mahler and Peggy Lee underpin a melancholy eulogy for the people and places of a vanished Liverpool.

20:15 NFT1 book

Michael Haneke's Palme d'Or-winning film explores a community shaken by a series of unexpected and cruel events.

20:30 NFT3 book

A taut, tense thriller exploring social and individual guilt and paranoia.

20:40 Studio book

Wild teenager Mia is struggling to survive a claustrophobic home life with her neurotic mother and lippy sister

20:45 NFT2 book

A serious documentary about modern Euro-consumerism or a malicious practical joke?