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This January, shun the wealth of original stories in the London Short Film Festival programme and instead join Charlie Lyne (Ultraculture), director of upcoming teen movie documentary Beyond Clueless, for a crash course in collage filmmaking, followed by live music and DJs in the Bar.

A powerful selection of international dramas by British based filmmakers, looking at the global wars and revolutions around the world in the 21st century.

Ghost Box will be screening two film pieces with music and sound by various Ghost Box artists in collaboration with the group Broadcast, followed by a Q&A with Bob Stanley (St Etienne) and Ghost Box DJs in the Bar.

Film editor Lisa Gunning (Seven Psychopaths, Nowhere Boy) has made her directing debut with a collection of films inspired by songs from Tales Of Us, the stunning new album from Goldfrapp.

Our 2014 Festival awards will be announced, and the winners screened. Join us for a celebration of British filmmaking and to raise a toast looking forward to the 12th London Short Film Festival in January 2015.

A chance to screen the best straight 8 challenge films, made using the straight 8 app and filmed across the 10 days of the Festival.

Celebrated filmmaker-photographer Raymond Depardon collaborates with his wife and long term creative partner Claudine Nougaret to bring us a captivating and highly personal panorama of modern France.

Few filmmakers can boast a body of work as audacious, beautiful or challenging as that of Pedro Costa, and Blood is one of the most extraordinary debuts of the past twenty years.

A Nos Amours continues a retrospective of the complete film works of Chantal Akerman with News From Home (1976), a film that engages with her mother, with absence and displacement.

Marc Singer's critically acclaimed documentary Dark Days, a true landmark in originality and storytelling in documentary film, explores the subterranean world of a homeless community that took root in a train tunnel beneath New York City.