Dir/Wri: Bruno Dumont | France Drama 2026 Les Roches Rouges marks an intriguing departure for Bruno Dumont, a filmmaker hardly known for conventional comedy. Here, however, he turns his attention to...

Czechoslovak New Wave: Cinema on the Edge of Change Throughout September and October, in collaboration with The Garden Cinema, the 30th Made in Prague Festival celebrates one of the great explosions...

Dir: Ed Sayers | Doc 82’ Nature documentaries have long chased technical perfection, but Ed Sayers’ remarkable debut feature heads defiantly in the opposite direction. It asks “Do we look at...

Dir: Bérenger Thouin | Frànce, Drama 117’ L’Âge d’Or is an evocative and lyrical film that finds an inventive way to approach the experience of wartime through the meeting of archival...

BFI London Film Festival Announces 2026 Official Competition The 70th BFI London Film Festival has announced the ten films competing for its Best Film Award, with the winner to be revealed...

Dir: Andrzej Żuławski | Polish thriller 1971 The Polish director’s astonishing debut, The Third Part of the Night, arrives like a film already in a state of fever. Drawing on the wartime...

Dir: Claude Chabrol | Thriller | France, 1971 · 110’ | Cast: Michel Piccoli, Anthony Perkins, Orson Welles Claude Chabrol’s Ten Days’ Wonder is one of those films in which respectability...

Dir: Bryan Forbes | UK 1964 116’ | Cast: Kim Stanley, Richard Attenborough, Nanette Newman, Patrick MageeA BFI National Archive print Bryan Forbes’ Seance on a Wet Afternoon is one of...

Dir: Pedro Almodovar | Spain DRAMA 93’ Bitter Christmas feels, at times, like just another Pedro Almodóvar film — only with the colour palette turned up a few notches brighter. The film...