Interviews

Detroit techno pioneer Jeff Mills joins us on Saturday for two screenings.

Club des Femmes caught up with Stockholm based director and producer Mia Engberg.

Salvo is an ingenious art-house gangster movie, which won the Grand Prix in Critics' Week at last year's Cannes Film Festival.

A new ICA Off-Site project London's Dover Street Market running until 6 April - sees the ICA return to its former home on Dover Street.

We caught up with artist and filmmaker Laure Prouvost in her studio to discuss her work, which launches the ICA’s National Moving Image Programme.

We spoke to Anja Kirschner and David Panos about their short film Uncanny Valley (2013), which can be seen at Canary Wharf Underground Station until Sunday 22 December.

Travis Mathews, writer and co-director (with James Franco) of Interior. Leather Bar, speaks here about the film's conception and form.

Ahead of the British premiere of two new films by up-and-coming Austrian filmmakers Sebastian Meise and Christoph and Stefan Brunner, Meise is interviewed about his film Still Life (Stillleben)

The ICA Blog spoke to director Beeban Kidron about her latest film, InRealLife, which takes us on a journey from the bedrooms of British teenagers to the world of Silicon Valley.

Returning to the ICA on Saturday 10 August after an immensely popular screening in June.

To coincide with a display (5 December 2012 - 13 January 2013) that looked at the See Red Women's Workshop collective, Student Forum member Seth Pimlott interviewed Suzy Mackie and Pru Stevenson.

Q&A with director Ben Wheatley and actor Reece Shearsmith following the screening of A Field in England (2013).

Director Joshua Oppenheimer introduces a screening of the director's cut of The Act of Killing, followed by a Q&A with Oppenheimer.

This is the first in a series of posts looking at the artists featured in our exhibition Points of Departure, part of the 2013 Shubbak Festival in London (22 June - 6 July).

As its run at the ICA cinema draws to an end, with a final two screenings on 20 and 27 June.