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Ken Russell’s The Devils definitive 4K restoration to launch ahead of major BFI retrospective

BFI Distribution and Warner Bros. Clockwork unveil a 30 October 2026 cinema release and a major BFI Southbank retrospective celebrating Ken Russell’s work in summer 2027.

Ken Russell’s The Devils definitive 4K restoration to launch ahead of major BFI retrospective

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BFI NETWORK alumni: growth, progress and success to celebrate in 2026

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BFI-backed Ish premieres in Luton

By Emily Maskell

BFI-backed Ish premieres in Luton

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UK premiere of director Jesse Eisenberg’s The Debut to close the 70th BFI London Film Festival

Then and now

How the nuclear attack locations from Peter Watkins’ The War Game look today

By Adam Scovell

How the nuclear attack locations from Peter Watkins’ The War Game look today

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Watch to play: the rise of the video game adaptation

By Stuart Burnside

Watch to play: the rise of the video game adaptation

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Spider-Man: Brand New Day: An underwhelming spidey spectacle

By Adam Nayman

Spider-Man: Brand New Day: An underwhelming spidey spectacle

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The cast of Alan Parker’s beloved musical comedy reunite at BFI Southbank to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Bugsy Malone, the much-loved gangster spoof that put an all-child cast in the middle of a custard-filled turf war.

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