What’s on

Curated and produced by videoclub (UK) and Dr. Isaac Leung (HK), Both Sides Now 10 presents a dynamic compilation of artists’ film and video works from the UK and Hong Kong.

Something spooky for little ones!

This gorgeous stop motion animation is a beautiful exploration of family bonds and the healing power of imagination. 

If you’ve not experienced the phenomenon that is KPDH, or even if you’ve viewed it 100 times already - now is your chance to live it out on the big screen! 

Visionary composer and performer Meredith Monk overcame hostile critics to become one of the great artists of her time.

Come along for this sneaky preview of a brand new animation set in a limitless dreamworld – an end of school holiday smasher!

Join acclaimed author and thinker Olivia Laing for the launch of The Silver Book, a gripping new novel set in the turbulent world of 1970s Italian cinema.

Explore the garden as a place of personal healing and political growth in this programme of four experimental films and animations.

65 years after its premiere, The Royal Ballet presents Frederick Ashton’s La Fille mal gardée in a love letter to the English countryside with a cheerful score and colourful designs.

Family Film Club is delighted to be partnering with Marsm Festival to present this wonderful family animation, as part of A Season of Arabic Culture.

With its enchanting setting and spellbinding score, the world’s most popular opera is as timeless as it is heartbreaking, from Franco Zeffirelli.

A visually opulent telling of the life and times of the notorious libertine, from the legendary director of La Dolce Vita.

An over-stretched, under-valued healthcare professional juggling crises big and small in this gripping Swiss drama.

Two powerful short films charting a Southern Italian bloodletting ritual and one family’s journey through mourning, faith and devotion in the 21st century.

Fifty years on, Pier Paolo Pasolini’s final masterpiece endures, shock value intact.

Carefully chronicling the growing, drying, peeling and packaging of persimmons, this unusual documentary is an ode to rural Japan.

A film series created over the course of seven years exploring Black culture and the African diaspora through jazz and shared histories, using music to shape its rhythm, energy and visual language.

Following a sell-out screening earlier this year, we’re bringing back everyone’s favourite tree spirit for another outing at Family Film Club. 

A rare chance to see Derek Bailey and Jeremy Marre's landmark series about improvisation and invention in music – screening in full, in stereo and across a single afternoon.

This double bill offers two distinct portraits of ground-breaking American jazz musicians living and working in Europe, each navigating cultural displacement in their own unique way.

A group of young men become shipwrecked and face the dangers of a terrifying sea creature and a terrorist group. Can Godzilla – and Mothra – save the day?

Haunting and expressive, this experimental documentary from Colombia portrays a landscape haunted by centuries of colonialism and reanimated by Indigenous resistance.

This 1999 animation, directed by Brad Bird, will be introduced to young audiences by animation expert, Michael Leader. 

A romantic comedy opera about love and money, as a family faces financial ruin in the extravagant society of 19th-century Vienna.

This stunning documentary uncovers the lesser known life of George Platt Lynes, one of the first openly gay American artists as visionary director Sam Shahid celebrates his legacy.

Two experimental films by the contemporary Brazilian director Ana Vaz explore land as a site of encounter between different species, peoples, and ways of seeing the world.

Olivier Award-winner Jack Lowden is joined by Emmy and BAFTA-winner Martin Freeman starring in the critically acclaimed and subversively funny new play by David Ireland.

A chance to catch the most visually stunning version of Spider-man on the big screen! 

This Winter, be transported into an ethereal world where a sprinkling of fairy dust makes dreams come true.

Step into the contemplative world of acclaimed experimental filmmaker Peter Hutton with a rare screening of three of his most poetic works: Landscape (for Manon), Study of a River, and Time and Tide.