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.
Our Q&A with Directors Sabine Krayenbühl and Zeva Oelbaum, hosted by Sophie Mayer is now ready to watch online. Don't miss it!
Q&A with director Sir Nicholas Stadlen. Hosted by writer Andrew Feinstein.
Another chance to watch our Q&A with Georgia and Sophia Scott, the directors of Lost in Lebanon.
Co-directors Phil Cox and Hikaru Toda in conversation after the UK Premiere of Love Hotel.
Watch our panel discussion with Director Emmanuel Gras, Maria Ngoma and Franc Kunda. Hosted by journalist and producer Carol Nahra.
Another chance to watch our Q&A with directors Randy Barbato and Fenton Bailey, hosted by Time Out's Film Editor, Dave Calhoun.
A year in the life of taboo-busting British artist, Marc Quinn. This fly-on-the-wall documentary delves into the life of one of the UK’s best known and most controversial artists.
Kevin Macdonald joined us to talk about the life of Bob Marley, and the making of his definitive doc on Marley's life and times.
Director Katrine Boorman joined us for a Q&A following a screening of her documentary Me and Me Dad.
Director Jake Meginsky and Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore joined DocHouse for a post-screening discussion about the star of the film: free jazz pioneer Milford Graves.
Rehad Desai discusses his documentary about the thirty-four miners who were shot dead by police in 2012 and the scores more who were left injured at the end of a six day strike in Marikana, South Africa.
Director Farida Pacha and cinematographer Lutz Konermann discuss their strikingly beautiful portrayal of an extraordinary world, looking at India's salt miners.
Post-screening Q&A with Just Vision executive director Suhad Babaa, hosted by Dochouse's Kirsten Geekie.
Panel discussion with the film’s director Christopher Ian Smith, Noël James (Director, Milton Keynes Discovery Centre and AHRC New Towns Heritage research network), Michael Edwards (Bartlett School of Planning, UCL), and chaired by Clare Melhuish (Director, UCL Urban Laboratory).
Ahead of the release of legendary documentarian Nick Broomfield’s latest film, Whitney ‘Can I Be Me’, we hosted a very special retrospective & Q&A with the man himself. Watch it in full now!
This screening was followed by a director Q&A hosted by Seán McGovern, Programme Advisor at the BFI London Film Festival and Assistant Programmer at the GAZE Film Festival, Dublin, Ireland.
This screening was followed by a director Q&A hosted by DocHouse's Sophie Brown.
Artist and filmmaker Ruth Novazcek introduces Chantal Akerman's final film, NO HOME MOVIE
Legendary Chilean filmmaker Patricio Guzmán joined us in London for this Q&A after the London premiere of Nostalgia for the LIght, interviewed here by online edior of Sight & Sound, Nick Bradshaw.
For our screening of Notes on Blindness at Open City Documentary Festival, we were joined by the film's directors Pete Middleton and James Spinney for a Q&A.