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Dr Mike Fraser looks to the future and discusses the design problems and challenges inherent in mobile computing, public interfaces and embracing ambiguity.
Dr Angela Piccini discusses the impact and significance of this stand out mountaineering docu-drama from 2003.
A discussion with the film's director about his study of homosexual love in in an orthodox Jewish community.
Composer and musician John Parish talks about creating the score for Xiaolu Guo's award winning debut feature film.
Professor Ian Christie introduces 2002's Russian Ark, a dreamlike film shot in one single take that spans 300 year of Russian culture and history.
Q&A with the maker of this documentary which offers a rare insight into the cloistered way of life of a closed monastery of Carmelite nuns.
An introduction to Mulholland Drive, cited as one of the defining films of the decade, discussing the films impact and significance.
Post-screening Q & A with lead actors Mathew Baynton & Ian Bonar from indie British music film 1234.
Innovation and media theorist Rob van Kranenburg examines the impact radio frequency identification tags (RFID) could have on our wider societies.
Season introduction discussing films from 2000 - 2009 and whether they define a new century in cinema, plus Watershed's pick for 2000.
A post-screening discussion of Mugabe and the White African exploring the complex, emotive issues of Mugabe's controversial land seizure campaign.
An on stage interview with the highly successful British screenwriter of, amongst others, Mrs Brown and The Last King of Scotland.
Ian Potts from BBC HD clears up some of the myths and misunderstandings around High Definition.
Bristol based Minton discusses his innovative and experimental work, from music promos to films of art events.
A panel discussion looking at the latest developments in the use of the internet by filmmakers.
John Coates, who has produced some of the landmarks in British animation, picks his eight favourite animated films.
A panel discussion exploring whether there is a need for novelty in cinema.
AntiVJ create ground breaking live projections on real world canvases. Here they present their latest projects and discuss their work.
Actor Paddy Considine and rapper Scorzayzee discuss the making of Le Donk & Scor-zay-zee and take questions from the audience.