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An atmospheric and subtle drama in which two different generations mirror each other in the most vulnerable period of their lives.

Part of the Institute of Psychoanalysis: Screening Conditions series, a screening of the Coen Brothers’ 1991 gem, plus discussion.

The unshowy, elegant story of a thirty-something son coming back from the city to help his elderly parents with the family business in Provence.

Maki Sakai is excellent as the thirtysomething woman struggling with life’s failures and disappointments in this distinctive, stylish film.

This is the first time a public institution has brought together a major solo exhibition to encompass the extraordinary, sprawling career of Billy Childish.

We are holding a preview event for teachers and educators to accompany Billy Childish: Unknowable but Certain as the artist introduces the exhibition.

Tsuyako runs a dilapidated ‘love hotel’ seeing through the loneliness of each visitor providing them with unassuming support.

God Is An Astronaut's marriage of raw power and delicate beauty comes to the ICA.

Psychogeographer and author Iain Sinclair and artist,writer Stewart Home are here to talk about London as an ever-changing environment.

Samantha Morton's directorial debut is a powerful single drama about growing up in a children's home, starring extraordinary young talents Molly Windsor and Lauren Socha.