The screening on Wed 12 June was followed by a director Q&A.
This was a preview screening that took place in our larger Renoir screen and was followed by a director Q&A.
The Q&A screening on Wed 15 May was the UK Premiere for Last Stop Coney Island: The Life and Photography of Harold Feinstein and took place in the Renoir screen with the film's director Andy Dunn and hosted by Carrie Scott, the curator of Found: A Harold Feinstein Exhibition opening on 14 May at 180 The Strand.
The screening on Tue 30 April was followed by a director Q&A hosted by Rowan Woods, Film Programme Manager at the British Council.
The screening on Fri 12 April was followed by a director Q&A hosted by CNN's Chief International Correspondent Christiane Amanpour.
The screening on Tuesday 9th of April was a special preview and followed by a director Q&A.
The screening on Fri 5 April was followed by a director Q&A, with deep-sea diver Chris Lemons and hosted by Carol Nahra.
The screening on Sat 16 March was followed by a director Q&A with Sophie Huber, hosted by Jazz FM presenter and Head of Music Chris Philips.
The screening on Fri 1 March was followed by a director Q&A hosted by Senior Curator and animation expert Jez Stewart from the BFI National Archive.
The screening on Sun 24 Feb was followed by a director Q&A hosted by Jo Duncombe from Birds Eye View.
The screening on Thur 21 Feb was followed by a Q&A with director Olivia Lichtenstein.
The screening on Fri 18 Jan was followed by a director Q&A hosted by DocHouse's Sophie Brown.
The screening on Thursday 17th January was followed by a director Q&A.
This special preview screening on Wed 16 Jan was followed by a director Q&A with Alexandria Bombach and composer Patrick Jonsson.
This screening was followed by a Q&A with director Gabrielle Brady, hosted by journalist Carol Nahra.
This special screening on the 9th of January was followed by a Q&A with director Kim Hopkins and was hosted by DocHouse's Sophie Brown.
Co-director Emma Davie joined Dr Amy Cutler for a post-screening conversation about the natural world, modern technology and the gulf that's formed between the two.
This one-off screening in partnership with Justice Travel will is followed by a Q&A with the film's director, Marc Silver, and Andrei Gómez Suarez (Director of the Rodeemos el Diálogo (ReD) Foundation, and research associate at the University of Oxford Centre for Criminology).
Director Orlando von Einsiedel turns the camera on himself in this deeply personal film, as he and his siblings embark on a journey in remembrance of their brother, Evelyn, who took his own life over a decade ago.
Part of the Irish Film Festival London, producer Luke McManus joined us for our opening night screening of The Lonely Battle of Thomas Reid. Hosted by Professor Lance Pettitt (Associate Research Fellowship in the School of Arts at Birkbeck.)
Director Erika Cohn joined us over Skype following our opening night screening of her latest feature - a portrait of trailblazing Palestinian judge Kholoud al-Faqih.