Film

L’Enfant aimé – ou je joue à être une femme mariée (1971, 16mm, b&w, 35 minutes), was screened at the ICA by A Nos Amours,

Film and Cinema Co-ordinator James King on ICA Cinematheque season Oh Liberty!, which concludes tonight with Southland Tales .

Siobhan Davies and David Hinton discuss their film All This Can Happen with Brian Bahouth for KVMR.

Part documentary, part art film, part cinematic love letter; Maja Borg's Future My Love, opening on Friday 15 November.

Ahead of Friday's screening and discussion around British science fiction film Quatermass II, Patrick Keiller introduces the film.

Iain Sinclair and Chris Petit introduce the opening screening of Berlin Alexanderplatz (1980).

A mysterious video clip surfaced recently on YouTube: high-angle surveillance on wet road, the cabin of a truck with a seductive geometry of wheels and gears.

Aids activist Ant Babajee explains the contemporary importance of the new documentary How to Survive a Plague, opening this Friday.

ICA Film and Cinema Co-ordinator James King introduces Craig Balwin's Mock Up on Mu (2008), the opening film of Oh Liberty!

Ahead of a screening of the work of Korean-born multi-disciplinary artist Theresa Hak Kyung Cha on Saturday 26 October,

This week we are unveiling New Work, a special moving image project at Sunday Art Fair, which takes place from 17-20 October at Ambica P3.

The ICA Film and Cinema Co-ordinator James King takes a look at some of this week's highlights from the 57th BFI London Film Festival.

Jessica Sarah Rinland's Electric Oil was winner of the ICA Award for Best Experimental Film at the 2013 London Short Film Festival. Jessica explains the background to the film and what she's working on next.

In advance of the screening of Gerald Fox's 2005 documentary Leaving Home, Coming Home: A Portrait of Robert Frankon Tuesday 1 October.

ICA Cinematheque series Amour Fou continues on Tuesday 24 September at 6.30pm with Mysterious Skin (2004)