Two unemployed Chinese teenagers have trouble resisting the temptations of the Western world.

What happens when you’ve created the worst hit song ever – at least according to the music press? What comes after

The screening on 14 February will be followed by an online Q&A with the director Lu Qingyi. Four Springs is a

The UK film industry has historically and systemically failed to represent people from working-class backgrounds. This is the focus of Scottish

London Breeze Film Festival is delighted to present the winner of its Best Feature Documentary award for 2025 at The Garden Cinema.

To mark the start of LGBT+ History Month, the Royal Anthropological Institute, in partnership with Spectra, Queer Non-Fiction Films, presents a

Burst City is an explosive Molotov cocktail of dystopian sci-fi, Mad Max-style biker wars against yakuza gangsters and the police, and riotous

The UK’s leading short film festival, the London Short Film Festival (LSFF), returns for its 23rd edition from 23 January –…
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A programme inviting young audiences to imagine worlds both vast and small, where empathy and curiosity shape what comes next. Suitable

A curated selection of artists films that explore how language, communication and meaning circulates around disability, deafness, and chronic illness. Shifting

The film will be followed by a Q&A with director Den Edelstyn. Two artists in Walthamstow set out to take their

Factual Animation Film Festival (FAFF) is the world’s longest running film festival dedicated to championing short animated documentaries and factual animation.…
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The 2025 FAFF programme celebrates bold, boundary-pushing animated documentaries. These 2025 films are thoughtful, provocative and often playful, inviting audiences to

Marking a decade of FAFF, this special Best Of programme revisits some of the most powerful, influential and audience-loved films from

Our Members' Scratch Night returns on Friday 23 January to help more of the creatives in our membership community develop their WIP

To celebrate our trip to 1980s Japan with our Lost Decade season, we're delighted to welcome back the team from Sake