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A celebration of British short filmmaking and London’s film culture.

Once Upon a Time in Japan examines the country’s past through the eyes of contemporary Japanese filmmakers.

The Human Rights Watch Film Festival brings human rights abuses to life through storytelling in a way that challenges each individual to empathise and demand justice for all.

Over a two day festival comprising talks, performance, art and film, Smithsfest will survey the artistic and cultural impact of The Smiths, one of the most iconic, seminal and controversial guitar bands in the history of pop music.

A season of films celebrating the career of French director Agnès Varda.

Drawing influence from contemporary European avant-garde movements in film and photography, Finnish documentarists Aho & Soldan created a diverse body of work marrying cultural tradition and patriotism with images of a modern industrial nation.

Terracotta are proud to present six films of mixed genres by emerging and well-established directors.

A survey and celebration of the cultural legacy of Blondie and their iconic frontwoman Debbie Harry.

Running parallel to the Keep Your Timber Limber exhibition in the Upper and Lower galleries, this ICA Cinematheque series navigates the subversive drawings of Robert Crumb and the leather-clad iconography of Tom of Finland in a triptych of 35mm screenings.

Throughout August, the ICA Cinematheque is hosting a series of Tuesday night screenings exploring the concept of the psychogenic fugue state and its relationship to classical cinema narratives.