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Queer 80s
A group of queer people hold each other joyously in the sun.
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A man and a girl sit on a bench in a park, looking up to the sky and smiling.
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Perfect Days

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Kôji Yakusho teaches the art of appreciating the everyday in this meditative drama from Wim Wenders.

A man looks down to the side with a smile, holding his necklace.
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NT Live: Vanya

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Andrew Scott (Fleabag) brings multiple characters to life in Simon Stephens’ radical new version of Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya.

A man stands with his young daughter at the edge of a pond, both dressed in winter clothing.
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Evil Does Not Exist

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Ryusuke Hamaguchi's (Drive My Car) tense drama questions whether rural peace can fight against urban gain, when an upscale camping site threatens a small village near Tokyo. 

A young, tired man looks ahead in the desert, in the glaring sun.
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Io Capitano

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Two young boys who leave Senegal for Europe are faced with the horrific reality that immigrants experience in the desert and beyond, in Matteo Garone's deeply moving masterpiece.

Amy Winehouse stands about to perform
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Back to Black

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Marisa Abela brings to life the story of the one and only, London girl, Amy Winehouse, in Sam Taylor-Johnson's biopic.

A journalist in a bullet proof vest looks out in the night, standing in front of yellow lights.
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Civil War

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In a near-distant future, a group of photo-journalists try to navigate American during the outbreak of Civil War, by Alex Garland (Ex-Machina).

A journalist in a bullet proof vest looks out in the night, standing in front of yellow lights.
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Parent and Baby Screening: Civil War

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In a near-distant future, a group of photo-journalists try to navigate American during the outbreak of Civil War, by Alex Garland (Ex-Machina).

Amy Winehouse stands about to perform
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Parent and Baby Screening: Back to Black

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Marisa Abela brings to life the story of the one and only, London girl, Amy Winehouse, in Sam Taylor-Johnson's biopic.

Still from 1922 silent film Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror, showing Nosferatu with his long, claw-like fingers and pointed ears, standing on a ship wearing a long black coat
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Cinema Classical music

ECHO Rising Stars: Nosferatu with Sebastian Heindl

German organist Sebastian Heindl creates an improvised soundtrack to 1922 silent horror film, Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror.

Sebastian Heindl organ
Two women stare into each others eyes
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Queer East: Opening Night: A Song Sung Blue

Lonely teenager Xian falls for the extroverted Mingmei in this exhilarating coming-of-age story, with a pre-recorded message from director Geng Zihan.

A young boy stands at a school chalkboard in front of his teacher, with complicated mathematics written in chalk.
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If Only I Could Hibernate

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In Mongolia's capital city, a gifted student dreams of academic success, but has to look after his family, in Zoljargal Purevdash’s touching debut.

A longhaired woman in business and trainers wear lies back against a skyscraper in front of a city skyline.
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Fantastic Machine

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Dive deep into society's obsession with image, where it came from, and the monster it has grown in to, in this documentary by Axel Danielson and Maximilien Van Aertryck. 

A woman stands awkwardly at the door of an office, whilst a room full of people have a birthday party.
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Sometimes I Think About Dying

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The very particular Fran (Daisy Ridley) gets close to her new colleague Robert, in this surreal dead-pan character study by Rachel Lambert.

A group of colourful people dance happily down a street, in a pencil sketch animation.
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Family Film Club: Chicken for Linda! + Intro from Wendy Ide

Winner of the Cristal Prize at Annecy International Animation Festival – this zany romp also packs an emotional punch.

A man reads whilst a woman stands against a column on an ornate blue set on stage
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MET Opera Live: La Rondine

Puccini’s bittersweet love story makes a rare MET appearance, with soprano Angel Blue opposite tenor Jonathan Tetelman.