Film Archives - Page 11 of 36

Penda’s Fen

Our Halloween screening is an under-seen folk horror classic – an extraordinary exploration of paganism, sexuality and the British…

Jacques Demy’s all-sung tale of first love is a ravishing mix of music, romance and cinematic invention. Radiantly beautiful young…

Douglas Sirk’s Technicolor melodrama masterpiece is one of the high points of 1950s Hollywood – and one of the…

This epic portrait of the fall from grace of an imperial lady-in-waiting is one of the most poignant and…

The colours! The costumes! The wigs! Fassbinder’s emotional and visual extravaganza about relationships between women was inspired by 1950s…

An Academy Award-winning Joan Crawford stars as a mother and businesswoman in the great noir thriller-meets-melodrama. From the opening gun…

Master of the modern melodrama, Pedro Almodóvar, created his greatest film with this remarkable tale of mothers, daughters and…