Institute of Contemporary Arts

A summer of truly great cinema to discover or revisit.

Catch up with an international cult icon as Jose Mojica Marins brings his Coffin Joe trilogy to a close more than 40 years after he began it.

Classics new and nearly new, comic, horrific, pre-modern and sci-fi, all from Nippon.

Every year, Rushes celebrates the best short films.

LGBT cinema during Pride London.

A collection of films from the art world to accompany our new release Beautiful Losers.

The best new British films you've never seen - urban horrors, rural dramas, psychological thrillers, affairs of the heart and experimental explorations.

An imaginative and expansive look at text-based art practices from the 1960s to the present day, inspired by the Concrete Poetry, a movement that flowered in the 60s but is now largely forgotten.

Paul Schrader's own cut of his true story of Japanese novelist and playwright Yukio Mishima whose literary career ended in ritual suicide.

If our cities are so cool, why do politicians wear stab-vests on walkabouts?

What does justice consist of, and how can a system of justice be arrived at?

A whimsical, colourful Jacques Tati-esque comedy about a couple of teachers on holiday.

August's BFM screening: a cautionary tale of friendship, greed and redemption.

Two friends tour their Number 1 dance track through the international gay party scene: a documentary with some of the most stunning club footage we've ever seen.

Broughton plays his first album in its entirety, plus a few surprises.

Cleveland's avant-garage legends, the band that inspired all the bands you love.