A selection of festive titles. Tickets for these screenings (except IMAX screenings) are only £9. And for more Christmas classics see December’s Big Screen Classics.

One of the key films of Korean cinema’s golden age is a fascinating portrait of a culture – and one family – in a state of transition. Based on Lee Beo-seon’s short novel of the same name, Yu Hyun-mok ...

Feature debut of acclaimed filmmaker Hong Sangsoo (The Novelist’s Film). Intertwining the lives of four Seoulites through love, Hong Sang-soo’s remarkable debut feature is unique within his ...

Find out about our food and drink offerings at BFI Riverfont, BFI Bar and BFI Cafe. BFI Riverfront will be closed Thursday 28 November. The BFI Bar will be closed all day on Wednesday 20 November and ...

Michael Haneke’s original and shocking home-invasion thriller is a masterclass in sustaining suspense when almost all the action happens off-screen. An upper middle ...

Monthly events for young filmmakers. For 2024/2025 BFI Film Academy Labs series we are again teaming up with partners across the UK to help you kickstart your screen industry careers. Our FREE Zoom ...

Join Ethan Hunt as he attempts to stop the cataclysmic plans of his foes in this showcase of the franchise’s peak entries. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to take on an all-night ...

Across a small but essential body of work, Béla Tarr established himself as one of the major voices in world cinema. ‘I’ve long understood there is zero difference between me and a bug, or a bug and a ...

Pathé Live partners with the prestigious Paris Opera to bring Tchaikovsky’s masterpiece to the screen. Filmed with top-of-the-range IMAX-certified cameras, this sumptuous production benefits from IMAX ...

Free-spirited Leela, is attractive, middle-aged and doesn’t allow widowhood to define her. She runs a bustling coffee shop in her garden and has a great friendship with her 22 year-old fiery daughter, ...

Originally intended as part of an aborted trilogy of Shelagh Delaney adaptations, Lindsay Anderson’s inventive satire takes a magical mystery tour through mid-60s England. Adapting Shelagh Delaney’s ...