Iain Canning and Gareth Unwin, producers of The Kings Speech answer questions about funding, casting, development, and the royal family.

This penultimate Decalogue talk looks at animation, and examines the impact animation has had on cinema in the last decade.

Author Catherine Wheatley introduces Michael Haneke's brilliant psychological thriller Hidden and discusses the film's impact and significance.

The panel shared invaluable industry information, gave tips to aspiring film-makers, and revealed their experiences of first time feature film-making.

‘The Lord of the Rings’ star discusses motion capture, and his plans to open a studio devoted to its development.

Representatives from two of the commissions selected for this Bristol-based digital film initiative talk to Chris Moll about their work.

Award-winning comic legends The Goodies discuss their unique brand of surreal slapstick to mark their 40th Anniversary.

Post-screening discussion and Q&A with Gareth Edwards director, cameraman, special effects creator and writer of Monsters, a super low-budget sci-fi film.

Following a screening of documentary on the life of Afrobeat legend Fela Kuti friends and colleagues give personal recollections.

Author and inventor of the term cyberspace reads from his 2010 novel Zero History and discusses his work and ideas.

Before a screening of silent classic Metropolis, architect George Ferguson and science writer Jon Turney discuss their visions of the future.

Writer on technology, business and culture discusses the cognitive and cultural effects of internet usage, followed by questions from the audience.

Funny and fascinating post-screening Q & A with the Director and two lead actors of this award-winning surreal black comedy.

An elegy to the cycle as a working device, a thing of pleasure and a means of escape.

An introduction to this boldly surreal film from 2010 Cannes Palme d'Or award winning director Weerasethakul.

Social media theorist Clay Shirky presents ideas from his 2010 book, 'Our Cognitive Surplus: Creativity and Generosity in a Connected Age'.

An introduction to Gus Van Sant's 2004 film Elephant, a coolly devastating account of a high school shooting.

Claire Denis, one of the world's most distinctive and significant cinematic voices, talks about her work and latest film, White Material.

An introduction to the cinema of Claire Denis with a particular focus on her first film Chocolat.