Q&As
Delve deeper into the films we screen in our cinemas and event spaces with our Q&A screenings, which we're proud to host throughout the year.
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Upcoming Q&A events
Keaton: A Double Helping
classified U Slapstick 2025
A double-bill screening Buster Keaton’s final silent The Railrodder, and John Spotton's award-winning documentary Buster Keaton Rides Again.
Soviet Comedies of the 1920s with Pamela Hutchinson + Chess Fever
classified 12A S Slapstick 2025
Writer, film historian and Silent London blogger Pamela Hutchinson bring us a presentation highlighting the influence of 1920s Soviet silent comedies.
Smashing Melons! Robin Ince & Mark Miodownik
Slapstick 2025
In this event BBC Radio 4’s The Infinite Monkey Cage co-host teams up with one of the UK’s top materials scientists Mark Miodownik, and melons of various shapes and sizes, to explore why some come apart in funnier ways than others.
I am Martin Parr
classified 12A
Discover the maverick behind some of the most iconic images of the past century on an intimate and exclusive road trip across England with the uncompromising Martin Parr, whose subjects, frames and colours have revolutionised contemporary photography.
Preview: The Summer with Carmen + Q&A
classified 18 S
The Summer with Carmen is a sexy, sun-drenched romp with a hunky cast that celebrates the bonds of queer platonic friendship - and featuring a very cute dog!
I'm Still Here
classified 15 S
Walter Salles makes a triumphant return with an emotionally layered, visually rich account of family life under an oppressive regime in 1970s Brazil.
Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du commerce, 1080 Bruxelles
classified 15 S Chantal Akerman
Chantal Akerman’s slow-burning masterpiece was voted as the Greatest Film of All Time in the 2022 Sight & Sound poll.
Preview: On Falling
classified 18 (CTBA) PS
A lonely Portuguese migrant working as a picker in a Scottish warehouse struggles to forge connections in an immersive character study that shines light on the precarity of modern employment.
Ernest Cole: Lost and Found
classified 15 PS
His photos shocked the world. His negatives were lost for decades. Ernest Cole: Lost and Found is a gripping portrait of an artist who risked everything to reveal the truth...
On Falling
classified 18 (CTBA) PS
A lonely Portuguese migrant working as a picker in a Scottish warehouse struggles to forge connections in an immersive character study that shines light on the precarity of modern employment.
A haunting tribute to Holocaust survivors and a musing on memory and family ties.