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Not Movies

The unending labour of Amos Gitaï’s House

by Daniel Glassman

Fol­low­ing a short run at Bar­bi­can Cen­tre, Amos Gitaï’s land­mark film series turned the­atre pro­duc­tion charts the his­to­ry of a sin­gle house in West Jerusalem and what it reveals about Israel and Palestine.
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.
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Queer Cinema

A new film season is championing queer stories from the 1990s

by Robyn Quick

This Pride Month, Bar­bi­can Cin­e­ma will show­case eight films cel­e­brat­ing LGBTQ+ lives.
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Sponsored

Witness the world premiere of one of the greatest film scores of all time

by Little White Lies

Eal­ing Stu­dios’ Scott of the Antarc­tic is set for a his­toric Bar­bi­can per­for­mance this month.
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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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A new film season explores the relationship between autism and cinema

by Matthew Mulcahy

The Barbican’s pro­gramme includes a diverse selec­tion of work that puts neu­ro­di­verse voic­es front and centre.
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Short Stuff

A new film programme challenges perceptions of fat bodies

by Hannah Strong

Curat­ed by Grace Bar­ber-Plen­tie, Refram­ing the Fat Body allows plus size peo­ple to exist with­out judge­ment or limitation.
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Creative Brief

Could you draw a sci-fi version of your favourite movie star?

by Little White Lies

For our lat­est cre­ative brief, we’re look­ing to the future as part of Barbican’s Life Rewired season.