The calling cards of the decades' graduating class.

Non-fiction asking questions of class identity and documentary’s legacy of ‘poverty porn’.

A portrait of inflatable art practice in the Sixties and Seventies.

From Mendieta to Campion, Another Gaze interrogate sexual violence through the lenses of female filmmakers.

Belgium’s Knokke Film Festival defined the modern film festival away from the red carpet of Cannes.

One Super 8 cartridge. No edits. 20 years of history.

Looking to the resulting female gaze when illuminatrix's cinematographers helm the camera.

We ask questions of national identity and the Brexiter's rural idyll.

The Noughties generation of working class male filmmakers emerged redefining the cinematic landscape of the urban inner city.

T A P E examine women’s vulnerability within public spaces, why catcalling still happens and if there’s more we can be doing.

Viennese filmmaker Antoinette Zwirchmayr tackles the complexities of a baroque family history.

A retrospective of Derek Jarman's oft-forgotten but era-defining music videos.

Bumble screens its five Female Film Force commissions.

Looking to how D/deaf people shape themselves to the world around them.

New Queer Visions return to London with short gems and docs of the queer variety from the world afar.

A screening and roundtable revisiting and reflecting on academic and activist Stuart Hall’s 1979 televisual essay.

Over some forty years, Cosey Fanny Tutti has explored the extremities of sonic and visual language.

A retrospective of the curious horrors of Prano Bailey-Bond.

John Lurie's ode to friendship, danger and reckless fishing.

Prano Bailey-Bond has curated a personal favourite from the home video archive, screened on original 35mm for maximum scares.

These short works remind us another world is possible and that queer filmmakers have always been at the forefront of the struggle.

Animation creates a unique safe space for women to visualise desire, reshape sexuality and say the unsayable.

A kaleidoscopic offering of Afrofuturist short works that take us into the orbits of the Cosmic Queens.

NQV return to London with short gems and docs of the queer variety from the world afar.

A special time-hopping, short film edition of SUPAKINO's turban-themed programming.

Africa Is A Country and the London Migration Film Festival present short films tracing the self-authored black British cinematic presence.