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A journey through the pictorial world of Orson Welles, his drawings, paintings and works of youth, seen for the first time on screen thanks to his daughter Beatrice Welles.
A cinematic essay about the city.
An imaginary Alfred Hitchcock rewatches his own films and makes observations on how they fit into today's world.
Mark Cousins returns with another journey across the landscape of film, examining what changes the 21st century has brought.
Consideration of the painter Wilhelmina Barns-Graham.
A look at the way children have been represented in film from around the world.
Together with Sergei Eisenstein, his imaginary companion on a walking tour of Mexico City, Mark Cousins contemplates historical change, shot composition, and his own identity.
Going to the mat Amir Zargara on paying tribute to Navid Afkari with A Good Day Will Come
It's all life Alan Rudolph on what’s in Breakfast Of Champions and not in Kurt Vonnegut’s novel
Small town problems Boston McConnaughey and Renny Grames on Utah, demolition derbies and Alien Country
'The real horror is how they treat each other' Nikol Cybulya on trauma and relationships in Tomorrow I Die
Leaning to darkness Aislinn Clarke on the Na Sidhe, Ireland's troubled history, and Fréwaka
Kneecap dominates BIFA nominations Love Lies Bleeding and The Outrun in hot pursuit
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