Film and TV seasons
Carefully curated collections of film and TV by genre, theme, actor or director.
Find out more about BFI Southbank’s new programme structure.
January
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Fellini (Part 1)
Enjoy the start of a two-month season on one of world cinema’s most exuberantly playful filmmakers.
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Carole Lombard: The Brightest Star
We celebrate a bright, shining star of the silver screen with a selection of her best films, from the ‘origins’ of screwball to dazzlingly delightful romcoms.
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Fay Weldon
We celebrate the groundbreaking TV work of Britain’s first lady of feminist fiction, and welcome her to the BFI stage.
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London Short Film Festival 2020
LSFF returns for its 17th year delivering the best in short form.
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Chinese New Year
Celebrate Chinese New Year in a variety of genres, from the traditional New Year’s fare of comedy-drama, to popular new documentary.
February
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Fellini (Part 2)
Part two of our season on one of world cinema’s most unashamedly autobiographical filmmakers.
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Elia Kazan: The Actors’ Director
Be awed by the brilliant performances that Kazan elicited throughout his directing career, in our two-month season featuring Brando, Dean, Hepburn, Kerr and many more.
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The Cinema of Jessica Hausner
We celebrate one of the most distinctive European filmmakers working today, and welcome her to the BFI stage.
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Valentine’s Day screenings
Bring your loved one to the cinema and prepare to be swept away...
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February 2020 Guide
February 2020 Guide calendar
January 2020 Guide
January 2020 Guide calendar