Q&As

Photo of and audience member asking a question to Mia Hansen-Løve.
© Chelsey Cliff

Q&As

Delve deeper into the films we screen in our cinemas and event spaces with our Q&A screenings, which we're proud to host throughout the year.


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Upcoming Q&A events

Mother Vera + Q&A

classified 12A PS
Mother Vera + Q&A
Fri 17 Oct 18:00
Film

After winning the Grierson Award for Best Documentary at last year's London Film Festival, Mother Vera is the visually stark and striking film inspired by co-director Alys Tomlinson's photographic series Ex-Voto.

Princess Mononoke

classified 12A S
Princess Mononoke
Thu 23 Oct 17:20
Film

Celebrate the 40th anniversary of Studio Ghibli with the brand new 4K restoration of Oscar®-winning director Hayao Miyazaki's epic fantasy masterpiece.

Dreaming of You: The Making of The Coral
Sat 8 Nov 18:00
Film

Dreaming of You is a coming-of-age documentary that follows six misfits from 90s Northern England as they rise to fame with their psychedelic rock band, The Coral, only to question if the spotlight was what they truly wanted.

Game + Q&A

classified 18 (CTBA)
Game + Q&A
Mon 17 Nov 18:20
Film

A gripping thriller set against the backdrop of the British rave scene, Game stars Marc Bessant and Jason Williamson (Sleaford Mods) in their first leading roles.

A State of Passion

classified 18 (CTBA) S BPFF 2025
A State of Passion
Sun 30 Nov 12:30
Film

A British-Palestinian surgeon’s 43 day journey working day and night under bombardment in Gaza’s Al Shifa and Al Ahli hospitals.

Art for the Struggle, Struggle for the Art

classified 18 (CTBA) S BPFF 2025
Art for the Struggle, Struggle for the Art
Sat 6 Dec 14:00
Film

Art for the Struggle, Struggle for the Art is a collection of five short films from the revolutionary period of Palestinian cinema – from 1968 to 1974 – exploring the importance of archive film in social and cultural documentation.

Happy Holidays

classified 18 (CTBA) S BPFF 2025
Happy Holidays
Sat 6 Dec 17:30
Film

In this powerful drama, a Palestinian and Israeli fear raising a child in a mixed Arab-Jewish community in Haifa, where they can’t even be seen together in public.