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This talk focuses on the ethical and moral issues that arise in the various debates around intellectual property - specifically as it relates to artistic practice.

Screening as part of the Portuguese Film Festival, first-time feature director João Viana explores music, sorcery and post-colonial angst in Guinea-Bissau in this fable-like drama. Following the screening is a discussion with the director.

Icy Gays returns to the ICA for a seasonal edition of queer Christmas delights taking over the ICA Bar and Theatre.

Described by the director as ‘the first Polish LGBT film’, this is a beautifully photographed, provocative and sexually charged coming-out drama.

This Salon assesses the nature of research led programmes to question their role and legacy within artistic practice today.

This lunchtime talk features artist Mark Aerial Waller, one of the ICA’s Random Arts commissioned artists, in conversation with Steven Cairns, ICA Associate Curator of Artists’ Film and Moving Image.

Opening the Little White Lies Weekender will be a UK theatrical preview, the title of which will remain a secret up until the very moment of its projection.

To celebrate the release of their 50th issue, Little White Lies and the ICA present a weekend-long celebration of cinema.

The new film by award-winning artists Siobhan Davies and David Hinton takes a meditative walk through the everyday, following in the footsteps of the protagonist from the short story The Walk (1917) by Robert Walser.