Film

On Sunday 16 June we are screening Austrian film director Ulrich Seidl's complete Paradise trilogy.

The Glorious Eight: questions Piercing Brightness director Shezad Dawood might have been asked; answers that might have been given.

In anticipation of the A Nos Amours screening of Frost on Thursday, filmmaker and A Nos Amours co-founder Adam Roberts explains what slow cinema has to offer.

A Nos Amours returns to the ICA on Thursday 30 May with the director's cut of Fred Kelemen's Frost (1997/1999) on 16mm.

The ICA Cinematheque is a new strand of programming that will incorporate classic art house titles, film seasons, director retrospectives.

Tonight we commence our retrospective season of French New Wave pioneer Agnès Varda's works with the director's rarely-screened debut feature La Pointe Courte.

Ahead of the screening of Querelle on Thursday 2 May, the ICA's Associate Curator of Artists' Film and Moving Image Steven Cairns spoke to Beige magazine about this little-seen queer cinema classic.

In anticipation of our upcoming Agnes Varda film season, Jemma Desai from I Am Dora explores two of Varda's most captivating characters.

Q&A with filmmaker Mark Cousins following a screening of What is this film called Love? (2012).

Birds Eye View Festival favourite, Fashion Loves Film is back this Tuesday at the ICA for an assumption-shaking dose of glitz and glamour.

Ahead of the opening of Birds Eye View Film Festival at the ICA on Thursday 4 April, Birds Eye View caught up with director Soudade Kaadan as well as two leading writers on architecture.

The latest feature by Carlos Reygadas, Post Tenebras Lux (After Darkness Light), has proven to be his most divisive.

Andrea Holley, Deputy Director of the Human Rights Watch Film Festival which opens here on 15 March, explains why we should be introduced to the bad guys.

What is this Film Called Love? opens on Friday 15 February with a special Q&A with director Mark Cousins.

To mark the release of the first UK edition of Joe Brainard's cult classic I Remember, tonight we're screening Matt Wolf's short film I Remember: A Film About Joe Brainard.