Film

A peek into this exuberant and unsettling film, screening as part of the Chantal Akerman retrospective at the ICA.

Revolutionary, confrontational, international: Nico Marzano explores this revolutionary approach to filmmaking.

Artist Suky Best speaks to us in advance of her special screening of the Hitchcock classic.

New York-based writer, curator, art historian and theorist Joshua Decter discusses his new book, Art Is a Problem: Selected Criticism, Essays, Interviews and Curatorial Projects

Short or long? Adam Roberts tackles Chantal Akerman's use of short-form cinema and its effect on her artwork.

With Joanna Hogg's acclaimed new film currently playing in the ICA Cinema.

I am Dora curator Jemma Desai in discussion with American director Claudia Weill about her 1978 film Girlfriends.

This is an Introduction and Q&A from the Hito Steyerl film screening on 5 March 2014

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,

On the 14 and 15 September we welcome the Parker Posey Film Festival to the ICA. Organiser Sam Cuthbert tells us what we can expect.

With ICA Cinematheque season Consider the Fugue drawing to a close on Tuesday 27 August with Jacob's Ladder (1990).

This is a Q&A from the A Field in England screening on 7 July 2013

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.

After a prodigiously early start to his career - working for Jim Henson whilst still in his teens and directing a notorious music video for dance-pop powerhouse Frankie Goes to Hollywood in his early twenties.