Events

Four people, including two women and two men, sitting on a stage in front of an audience and a projection screen displaying the text "Stims: Toward a Neurodiverse Filmmaker".
Events

What might a more inclusive film programming world look like?

by Lillian Crawford

Lillian Crawford and her fellow Barbican Young Programmers reflect on their experiences of curating film events and hopes for a more inclusive film programming community.
Diverse collection of dolls and figurines, including celebrities, horror characters, and other pop culture icons, arranged in a collage on a black background.
Events

Exploring the post-modern pop culture horrors at the heart of British identity

by Arijana Zeric

A new exhibition at Somerset House explores horror through the lens of British political and social upheaval.
A brightly coloured book cover featuring the name "Sofia Coppola" in bold letters against a vibrant pink background, with a cloudy blue sky scene in the centre.
Events

Sofia Coppola: Forever Young goes on tour in NYC and LA

by Little White Lies

Watch some great movies and pick up a signed copy of our latest book at these exclusive events.
Anime-style image of two young people standing in front of a large robot against an orange sky.
Events

Discover an anime treasure trove this spring at the BFI

by Kambole Campbell

As part of their Japan season, the BFI presents a programme of new and classic animation plus special events.
Woman in red dress standing on wooden steps, against a cloudy backdrop.
Events

Discover the haunting ghost stories of Tracey Moffatt’s beDevil

by Ben Nicholson

The pioneering First Nations filmmaker’s debut feature screens as part of a new season at the Barbican this February.

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