Live from the BFI London Film Festival 2024
Experience the glitz of the red carpet as we bring you the latest premieres from the 68th BFI London Film Festival.
Explore new releases and hidden gems in film, TV, animation and games. Find out here how to access them, wherever you are... This way for unforgettable.
Experience the glitz of the red carpet as we bring you the latest premieres from the 68th BFI London Film Festival.
Take a look back at September with us, as we showcase even more UK film, TV, animation, documentaries and video games, ready and waiting to thrill and entertain you!
Celebrate UK Black History Month with a selection of Black British stories and titles from Black talent!
If you’re settling back into school or college, take some inspiration from TV and movies...
The Crown and Slow Horses lead the field, with high hopes for a host of UK talent at the Primetime Emmys in September.
The fourth book of British author Mick Herron is adapted in this darkly funny, tense and gripping six-episode season.
Written and directed by Coralie Fargeat, Demi Moore gives a career-defining performance in this audacious post-modern body horror.
Experience stunning 4K visuals and sharply remastered audio in this wonderfully-enhanced version of the classic, award-winning adventure,
The story of a budding author turning to sex work to research his first novel, Sebastian poses many provocative questions about the creative process and queer life in London. Director Mikko Mäkelä joined the BFI for a conversation from...
Teaming up with Den of Geek and Roddenberry Entertainment to present a special series of Does it Fly?, the podcast examines some of our favourite sci-fi classics from a sci-fact perspective. Can you change the laws of physics? We’re going...
Travel the world with comedian Jack Whitehall and his much less jovial father, in this amusing travelogue series.
This distinctive and unique drama intelligently and compellingly explores themes of trauma, loneliness, grief and mental health crises.
Picking up where Magpie Murders left off, this gripping murder mystery features an outstanding performance from the UK’s Lesley Manville.
Director Rich Peppiatt joined the BFI from Sundance to discuss his new fictionalised drama about real-life hip-hop trio Kneecap.
We asked Susanna White, the director behind the TV series, The Buccaneers, why she used such a varied mix of locations, and which were her favourites.
This gripping biopic that took over a decade to make is the stunning directorial feature from award-winning cinematographer Ellen Kuras.
With over sixty unique characters from twenty popular franchises to choose from, experience the joy of fandom like never before.
Follow the incredible story of Christopher Reeve, as the iconic film actor turns to disability activism after a lethal accident.
Based on the novel by Anthony Quinn, Oscar-nominated British actor Sir Ian McKellen gives a fantastic and witty central performance.
Keir O’Donnell marks his debut as writer-director in this thrilling heist-romance led by Stranger Things’ Joe Keery.
Murderous nuns and mysterious conspiracies abound in this contemporary religious horror, starring Jena Malone.
Journey to the unparalleled spectacle of the Great Barrier Reef with highly-lauded broadcaster David Attenborough.
Aidan Turner goes full creep in this moody murder investigation drama.
Based on the books by British author Agatha Christie, David Suchet offers a fantastic portrayal of the iconic detective, Poirot.
Chilean director Felipe Gálvez Haberle offers up an ambitious debut feature that explores a period of Chile’s violent colonial history.
Explore the stately home of Botany Manor in this delightful first-person puzzle game, set within stunning British countryside surroundings.
Clio Barnard directs this contemporary Bradford-set love story about two lonely souls embarking on an affair.
Portraying the dwindling days of Anne Boleyn, this is a riotously revisionist period drama cum psychological thriller.
Delve into this intimate, smart and captivating fictional account of Charles Dickens’ secret younger lover.
Travel back to the 1970s in this gripping police drama with an enjoyable time-travelling twist.
This visually innovative stop-motion, claymation adventure contains all the wit and charm of Nick Park’s Wallace and Gromit.