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.
Another chance to see our Q&A with Gianfranco Rosi, director for Fire at Sea, and Anna Arnone from the Centre for Migration and Diaspora Studies, hosted by Nick James.
Another chance to see our Q&A with Ken Loach and Louise Osmond following a screening of Louise's new documentary, Versus: The Life and Films of Ken Loach.
Watch in full now! Our Q&A with filmmaker Professor Samba Gadjigo, hosted by Lindiwe Dovey (Centre for Film Studies, SOAS).
Another chance to watch our Q&A with directors Randy Barbato and Fenton Bailey, hosted by Time Out's Film Editor, Dave Calhoun.
A masterclass with Mark Cousins, one of the truly unique voices in cinema, hosted by film critic Danny Leigh.
Panel discussion with director Stephanie Soechtig (via skype), Ewen MacAskill, the Guardian’s defence and intelligence correspondent, and Peter Squires, Professor of Criminology & Public Policy at University of Brighton.
Watch our Q&A with the film's director Mohammed Ali Naqvi and writer / producer Jonathan Goodman Levitt, hosted by Owen Bennett-Jones.
Q&A with the film's director Mohammed Ali Naqvi and writer / producer Jonathan Goodman Levitt, hosted by Owen Bennett-Jones.
Here's another chance to watch our Q&A with director Patricio Guzman and producer Renate Sachse, hosted by Gareth Evans.
Watch now! Q&A with Thomas Wirthensohn, hosted by producer and journalist Carol Nahra.
Kristof Bilsen discusses his documentary Elephant’s Dream - a portrait about three State-owned institutions and their workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo
In this special masterclass, Oscar-winning filmmaker Pawel Pawlikowski was in conversation with filmmaker and lecturer Marc Isaacs, who worked as Pawel's assistant on Twockers and Last Resort.
Filmmaker Andrea Luka Zimmerman joins Alisa Lebow to discuss the making of her film - an exploration of memory and belonging told through the story of Istanbul’s community of street dogs.
Director Ben Hopkins discusses the making of his ‘ supernatural expressionistic documentary about Istanbul’.
Producer John Smithson discusses his epic film SHERPA - about 16 Sherpas killed in Everest's worst ever tragedy - with Rebbeca Stephens, the first British woman to successfully climb Everest.
Director Stanley Nelson and official photographer, and member of the Black Panther Party, Mohammed Mubarak discuss this highly anticipated doc.
Director Joe Angio was joined by Mekons co-founder Kevin Lycett and Mekons past and present including Mark White, Andy Corrigan, Susie Honeyman, Robert Worby, Sarah Corina, and Mitch Flacko for a very special Q&A!
David Sington discusses his daring experiment in storytelling with the Producer of One for Ten, a documentary series about innocent people on Death Row.
Another chance to watch our Q&A with Director David Sington, hosted by Laura Shacham, producer of One for Ten.
Dircetor Ido Mizrahy discusses his fascinating portrait of Antonio Barrera - the most gored bullfighter in modern history.