At BFI Southbank from 18 to 19 July, the festival returns with a programme of premieres, talks and events championing disabled filmmaking, community and creativity.

Seventy-five years after the 1951 Festival of Britain brought the nation a mood of post-war optimism and excitement about the arts, this week’s object from the archive is the supplement that Sight and ...

The Irish Oscar-nominated actor stars in the movie alongside his Oscar-winning wife, Alicia Vikander. Hope, a new action ...

A collection of delightful nonsense.

Leading film education charity, Into Film, has announced this year’s Into Film Awards nominees and a group of young people ...

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Guillermo del Toro’s resume is one of the most impressive in Hollywood, but he had no trouble naming two movies from his ...

While it may seem silly to archive 'Charlie bit my finger' for future generations, it's good practice to treat the internet ...

Speaking at a BFI screening of the TV movie – restored in 4K for a new home media release – Sax recalled how writer Matthew ...

The Mandalorian & Grogu is released this week and is set for the lowest opening weekend of any Star Wars film ever. With the ...

Following an impressive 15-year theatrical run in Russia, this sci-fi movie has become a film school staple (especially among ...

Super 8 short films from 11 countries to BFI IMAX and Cannes. This marks the third year of collaboration between BFI IMAX and ...