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Two middle aged women stare out a window over a cityscape.
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The Room Next Door

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Old friends reunite when one is faced with her own mortality, starring Tilda Swinton & Julianne Moore, from Pedro Almodóvar. 

A young couple, the man wearing sunglasses and the woman sitting on his lap, smile and look into each others eyes.
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Anora

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Anora, a high-priced Brooklyn stripper, becomes involved in a troubled romance with the son of a Russian oligarch, from Cannes favourite Sean Baker.

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Blitz

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Academy Award Winning writer/director Steve McQueen is back with this historical drama following a young boy as he tries to make his way back to his mother through London during World War II.

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No Other Land

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A Palestinian-Israeli collective shows the destruction of the occupied West Bank's Masafer Yatta by Israeli soldiers and the alliance between Palestinian activist Basel and Israeli journalist Yuval.

Ariana Grande and Cynthia Eviro as Glinda and Elphaba
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Wicked

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Powerhouse Cynthia Erivo and superstar Ariana Grande adventure to fulfil their destinies in this show-stopping musical about the witches of Oz.

Ariana Grande and Cynthia Eviro as Glinda and Elphaba
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Parent and Baby Screening: Wicked

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Powerhouse Cynthia Erivo and superstar Ariana Grande adventure to fulfil their destinies in this show-stopping musical about the witches of Oz.

Ariana Grande and Cynthia Eviro as Glinda and Elphaba
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Cinema

Members' Screening: Wicked

Members' event

Powerhouse Cynthia Erivo and superstar Ariana Grande adventure to fulfil their destinies in this show-stopping musical about the witches of Oz.

An animation of a man and a woman looking at a young child; in blue and red pencil strokes.
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Cinema

LIAF 2024: Marvellous Animations for 8-15 year-olds

These 9 films from 7 different countries have been chosen especially for children aged 8 and upwards and include themes such as friendship, resilience, and self-discovery.

A black and white image of a man and a woman sitting by a log cabin with a large dog.
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Silent Film & Live Music: By The Law

Thought your flat was small during lockdown? How about waiting out a Canadian winter in a primitive wooden cabin with just your husband, and a murderer, for company.  

Two women look at a wall that has photographs and notes pinned on to it.
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Senior Community Screening: Bye Bye Tiberias

Years after leaving her Palestinian village to pursue an acting career, Hiam Abbass returns home in this intimate documentary about four generations of women and their shared legacy of separation.

An animation of a closed shop front.
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LIAF 2024: Disrupting the Narrative: When Worlds Collide

Taking viewers on unexpected journeys across London, Libya, South Africa and beyond into personal histories and deep into emotional landscapes of the heart.

Madhvi Parekh, Village Opera-2, 1975. © Madhvi Parekh. Courtesy DAG.
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Art & design Cinema Tours & public spaces

The Imaginary Institution of India: BSL Tour

A British Sign Language tour of the exhibition, exclusively for D/deaf and hard of hearing visitors, highlighting key artworks. 

Edward Said laughs against a wall.
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LPFF: Edward Said: The Last Interview + Intro

Coinciding with the reissue of Edward Said’s The Question of Palestine (Fitzcarraldo Editions), we present Mike Dibb’s celebrated extended conversation with the ground breaking literary scholar.

A man takes a photograph of another man standing next to an old cinema projector in a garden.
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Cinema

New East Cinema: The Return of the Projectionist

In a remote village in Azerbaijan's Talysh Mountains, Samid, a television repairman, is trying to fix his old Soviet projector and revive the local cinema.

A man stands in front of a bleak room looking at light projected on to a wall.
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One Second & Screentalk with Dr. Jie Li and Dr. Chris Berry

This film and conversation explores the Cultural Revolution's impact on China, by looking at how cinema has been used as a tool of both resistance and propaganda.