Actor and comedian Peter Serafinowicz introduces Stanley Donen's 1967 comedy Bedazzled as the film that inspired him. He also welcomes to the stage one of the film's stars, Eleanor Bron.
How does a composer write a score for a silent film? BFI Head Curator Robin Baker interviews composer Nitin Sawhney about the latter's music for our new restoration of Alfred Hitchcock's The Lodger (1926).
Malik Bendjelloul discusses his documentary Searching for Sugar Man, following two South Africans as they set out to discover the fate of their musical hero.
Director Penny Woolcock takes part in a Q&A about From the Sea to the Land Beyond, her poetic meditation on the British coastline, which features decades of footage from the BFI National Archive, with a score by rock band British Sea Power.
BFI Creative Director Heather Stewart introduces The Genius of Hitchcock, our major project celebrating the work of the most influential and iconic British film director of all time.
As a preview to Sonic Cinema's screening of Dario Argento's 1977 horror masterpiece, Suspiria, at BFI Southbank on 26th April, producer and DJ Fake Blood talks about providing an exclusive live soundtrack to the film.
Patrik-Ian Polk, director of the LLGFF 2001 Opening Night film, Punks, is joined by cast member Jussie Smollett to talk about his much-anticipated third feature, The Skinny.
Director Kieran Turner and musician Marc Almond talk about how they each discovered cult glam rocker Jobriath A.D., their regard for his underrated musical talent and their desire to bring him out of obscurity.
