New 35mm Prints

A selection of classic titles presented on brand new 35mm prints, made by the BFI with funding from the National Lottery and the additional support of donors to our Keep Film on Film campaign.

All About My Mother

This layered tale of parenthood, loss and love is one of Pedro Almodóvar’s greatest gifts to audiences.

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In the Mood for Love

Wong Kar Wai’s achingly beautiful masterpiece, with its emotional sweep and passionate embrace, redefined the nature of the cinematic.

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Losing Ground

Kathleen Collins’ rediscovered character study of two proud people navigating the complex power dynamics of their marriage is a triumph.

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Malcolm X

The legacy and legend of the civil rights activist and leader is transformed into a charged biopic by Spike Lee.

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Morvern Callar

A young woman encounters new possibilities after the death of her partner, in Lynne Ramsay’s immersive drama, featuring an excellent Samantha Morton.

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My Brilliant Career

This Australian New Wave coming-of-age period drama defies expectations, just like its protagonist.

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Rebel Without a Cause

Nicholas Ray’s iconic film offers a sympathetic perspective to teenage anguish in a paranoid adult world.

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Working Girls

Two chicks from the sticks struggle to get ahead in the big city, in this pre-Code, Depression-era drama.

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The new 35mm prints created for the BFI National Archive are made possible by working with a global network of expert photochemical laboratories. Laboratories who’ve struck prints within the programme include: L’Immagine Ritrovata, Haghe Fillm, YCM, FotoKem, Colorlab, Hiventy, Titrafilm and ANIM, Cinemateca Portuguesa.