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Inspired by punk author Jon Savage's book and directed by Matt Wolf, Teenage gives voice to emblematic teenagers from the first half of the 20th century.

Berlin-based artist Haris Epaminonda investigates anthropological forms in her film and paper-based work, and for this screening she presents a new edit of recent work, accompanied by a live score performed by musicians Kelly Jayne Jones and Pascal Nichols.

The Institute of Psychoanalysis present a screening of Throne of Blood (Akira Kurosawa, 1957) followed by a discussion with Ian Rickson and Psychoanalysts Andrea Sabbadini and Michael Brearley.

Steve McQueen's debut feature is a bold and brilliant telling of a controversial subject, the final months of IRA activist Bobby Sands, who protested against his treatment in prison through a hunger strike.

Director Jesús Garay skilfully combines reality and fiction in a moving essay on memory and guilt, investigating the fascist bombings of Barcelona in 1938. Followed by a Q&A with historian Professor Paul Preston.

A dejected spirit is given a second chance at life when he is placed in the body of 14-year-old boy Makoto, who has been experiencing a difficult time at home and at school. Plus a Q&A with director Keiichi Hara.

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, carefully interwoven with extensive footage from Depardon's extraordinary 40-year archive of work.

Spellbinding, ominous, and hauntingly suspenseful, The Night Of The Hunter is a film noir classic, newly restored and re-released.

Following 12-year-old Sei’s abrupt and unfortunate introduction into puberty, he discovers the beautiful and elusive Nao, a girl one year his senior.