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Ahead of this year's EFG London Jazz Festival, musician and DJ Haseeb Iqbal and festival programmer Grace Pitkin talk about all things jazz.

Two intertwined stories, centuries apart; a treasure hunter’s tenacious quest across the British countryside, and a community led by a mother whose precious sacrifice provides a connection through the ages.

Steve McQueen joins for a ScreenTalk on his new drama Blitz.

We sat down with award-winning costume designer Jacqueline Durran to talk about her work on Steve McQueen’s Blitz, and fashion as defiance.

New Release Cinema Curator Sonia Zadurian talks us through Anora, a solidly unconventional love story she simply adores.

Many of the 30 artists exhibiting in The Imaginary Institution of India spent their youth together in India, responding to the massive changes in political and social climate.

Meet the winner of one of our most prestigious awards.

Ahead of our screening of The Battle of the Sacred Tree, we shine a light on the Kenyan filmmaker and educator who champions African stories through African voices, and the place of women in African society. 

An innovative new ‘AfrOpera’ brings Bizet, Handel, Aretha Franklin and Lady Gaga together with African rhythms to explore an inspiring story of female resistance.

Chinese-born composer Huang Ruo’s M. Butterfly takes David Henry Hwang’s Broadway hit back to its roots in Puccini’s famous 20th-century work, Madama Butterfly.

Hear stories of Aboriginal Australians in an innovative and exciting production featuring young female singers.

Composer Rolf Hind tells us that the works of Sufi poet Rumi remain powerfully resonant centuries after he wrote them.