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Relaxed Screening: Janet Planet

Annie Baker's tender coming-of-age debut follows 11-year-old Lacie and her unconventional mother during the summer of 1991.

Women stand infront of a protest banner marching down the street.
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Art & design Cinema

Rewriting the Rules: India Cabaret & Maid Servant

A double bill of documentaries by women and focussing on women’s rights and perspectives.

A pair of hands touch a piece of fabric
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Cinema

LPFF Opening Night: A Grain of Sand حبة رمل (performance)

One-woman show based on real events in Gaza. Performed by Sarah Agha, written and directed by Elias Matar, commissioned by London Palestine Film Festival. 

A puffin and their friends stand in a group on a beach looking happy.
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Cinema

Family Film Club: Puffin Rock and the New Friends

Adorable pufflings Oona and Baba are flying into our cinema for a big screen adventure! 

A jazz band in the 1970s plays in studio, a woman sings, a man plays the trumpet, and another plays the drums.
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Cinema

Jazz on Screen: So Watt: Jazz and Improvisation on British..

Diving into the British TV archives of the 70s, a programme of jazz and improv from the television screen. 

Two men lie by a door by a destroyed building.
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Cinema

Jazz on Screen: Black Sun & Noi insistiamo. Suite per la..

A photographic montage and an unconventional, free-form Japanese drama brings together two films scored by Max Roach in 1964. 

Two people play in the street with a cart
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Cinema

LPFF: To a Land Unknown + ScreenTalk 

A Palestinian refugee living on the fringes of society in Athens gets ripped off by a smuggler and sets out to seek revenge. 

A woman dances on a stage in front of a jazz band.
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Cinema

Jazz on Screen: Symphonies in Black: Duke Ellington Shorts

Join us at the Barbican for a special screening event featuring 16 captivating short films that highlight the extraordinary musical legacy of Duke Ellington and his Orchestra. 

A person overlooks a city
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Cinema

LPFF: Dreams and Ghosts (shorts programme) (#)

In this selection of films, characters face the visible versus the invisible. In a world where the past is always present, a yearning for a better future leads the way.

Two people play in the street with a cart
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Cinema

LPFF: To A Land Unknown

A Palestinian refugee living on the fringes of society in Athens gets ripped off by a smuggler and sets out to seek revenge. 

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Cinema

LIAF 2024: Opening Night: Boys Go To Jupiter + ScreenTalk

LIAF is back for the 21st edition and we are super-excited to be opening our festival with the UK premiere of the smash independent US animated feature directed by Julian Glander.

An animation of a woman swimming in a river, in a red bikini.
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Cinema

LIAF 2024: British Showcase + Filmmaker Introduction

Independent British animated films have carved out a unique niche in the cinematic landscape, characterised by their distinct artistic styles and innovative storytelling.

Wallace and Gromit drive around on a motorbike.
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Cinema

Family Film Club: Wallace and Gromit: A Close Shave...

With the London International Animation Festival happening in our cinemas, it seems fitting to screen a double bill of two of the greatest from one of the UK’s best animators. 

An animation of two kids sitting by a pier, watching the sun set over the ocean.
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Cinema

LIAF 2024: Figures in Focus 2024 – Wanderlust + ScreenTalk

For this year’s ‘Figures in Focus’ programme, we are going on an adventure. The selected films examine the urge to explore the world, to travel, to feel the delight to roam. 

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.