BFI London Film Festival - 10-21 Oct 2018

Screening today – tickets available

Chained for Life

Made by and starring disfigured people, Aaron Schimberg’s dextrous, darkly comedic film-within-a-film makes you think about cinematic representation without offering simple resolutions.
Journey to a Mother’s Room

The sense of loss experienced by a mother and daughter is thoughtfully conveyed in this intimate, tender drama from first-time director Celia Rico Clavellino.
The Green Fog

Guy Maddin and brothers Evan and Galen Johnson remake Vertigo, albeit with clips from other people’s films, in a treasurable magpie collage.

Don’t miss! Four films for Tuesday 16 October

16 October 2018

Four unmissable films with tickets still available at today’s BFI London Film Festival.
14 fantastic film posters from this year’s BFI London Film Festival

16 October 2018

Proof that the art of the great film poster is alive and flourishing.
Aquarela – Victor Kossakovsky on his colossal ode to water

15 October 2018

Shot at 96 frames per second at remote locations across the globe, Aquarela is a monumental new documentary about the elemental power of ice and water.
Pictured: Women in film at the BFI London Film Festival

12 October 2018

More than 60 female filmmakers and industry pros assembled for this too-good-to-miss photo opportunity.