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Deep Focus: 21 — 27 September 2026
Car Wash at the Rio, The Last Responders with De Palma’s Blow Out at the Barbican, and Rameau’s Nephew by Diderot (Thanx to Dennis Young) by Wilma Schoen at the ICA, unexpurgated
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Living It Up (1954) + You’re Never Too Young (1955)
Charlotte Ross examines the uncontainable dynamic of Martin and Lewis’s act across Living It Up and You’re Never Too Young, screening at the Cinema Museum
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Deep Focus: 14 — 20 September 2026
Ripley at The Garden Cinema, Kurosawa’s Drunken Angel at The Prince Charles and Eva Man closes Fringe! Queer Films & Arts Fest at Genesis.
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Carry Greenham Home (1983) + March to Aldermaston (1959)
Talulla Torthe explores two landmark documentaries of the British anti-nuclear movement, and the twenty-five years of protest that connect them.
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Deep Focus: 7 — 13 September 2026
The work of the Yugantar collective at Somerset House, Plane Film takes a victory lap at Curzon Bloomsbury, and Lost Reels Women on the Edge all-dayer presents Todd Haynes’ Safe on 35mm at The Cinema Museum.
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Long Take: September 2026
The Hong Kong Film Festival returns, Paradise at the ICA, and Wildwood, NJ at the BFI.
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Deep Focus: 31 August — 6 September 2026
Dog Star Man at The Cinema Museum, The Misconceived at The Castle Cinema, and Dolly at The Lexi
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100 Years of Japanese Cinema (1995)
Frank Milligan delves into Nagisa Ōshima’s disobliging survey of the first century of Japanese cinema.
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Cinema-ye Azad – Further Explorations
Arta Barzanji, Shaghayegh Raoufi and Hadi Alipanah examine the work of Behnam Jafari and Nasib Nasibi, two filmmakers of pre-revolution Iran’s oppositional Cinema-ye Azad movement.
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Deep Focus: 24 — 30 August 2026
Creepshow at The Cinema Museum, By Hook or By Crook at The Garden Cinema, and Rivers, Routes, Remembering at the Barbican.
Intervals is a companion to moving image culture in London.