Institute of Contemporary Arts

We've bundled up a collection of evergreen favourites to keep you stocked up on classics over the Christmas period. Happy holidays!

Features and documentaries from this year's London African Film Festival.

London’s ace comics festival is back at the ICA for two weeks of talks, exhibitions and films.

Celebrating our 40th anniversary on The Mall, ICA Films present an eclectic season to toast the spirit of our past, present and future.

We are proud to be part of the 10th anniversary of the BFM International Film Festival.

We are delighted to have a selection of events from the 2009 Mime Festival at the ICA.

An evening of European Art Documentaries.

An immersive, hugely evocative sound installation filling our lower gallery, a vast chorus of lamentation and suffering.

**** Total Film ****The Times **** Time Out **** Telegraph **** Metro

If Austin Powers was funnier, if Naked Gun was sexier... Our ace new release is a super spy satire. And how is your veal stew?

A light, laid-back comedy that cheerily defies categorisation, coming on like a Japanese Michel Gondry film.

Alongside the Under Scan show, a retrospective of Lozano-Hemmer's moving-image works, via a series of documentaries, spanning the past decade of his career.

Shapes and shadows and pictures of you, all lit up in Trafalgar Square, for free!

A new immersive installation that merges art, science and digital media.

***** Time Out  **** Total Film  **** Financial Times **** Evening Standard

Belle de Jour 40 years on - a sly and subtle tribute from one great film-maker to another.

A striking, poetic comedy-drama from young Tajik director Djamshed Usmanov.

Supporting our cinema refurbishment campaign, Mike Hodges introduces his rarely-seen 1989 thriller.

Experimental film-makers and musicians investigate the borders between what you hear and what you see via live performances and film screenings.

Talking, dancing and photography, in recognition and celebration of Cuba's burgeoning music video industry.

We have a spanking new print and restored scenes from Hodges' sci-fi gem starring George Segal as the man with the bad bits in his brain.

Seven international artists examine the role of money, desire and power in our accelerated image economy.

Detroit techno dons Underground Resistance create a musical and visual experience of Saturn - we have the film and the afterparty with Jeff Mills.

Artist Sri McKinnon creates new work which is projected onto the walls as our DJs inspire her with unexpected and beautiful sounds.

The usual Gay Bingo magic in the bar is followed by a night of Liza Minnellis, with Johnny Woo keeping an eye on the mascara and sequins.

A special cinematICA preview of Michael Winterbottom's new drama, starring Colin Firth. Plus Q&A, we hope...

The last in Yoji Yamada's elegant samurai trilogy.