Bfithriller Why the Thriller Is the Genre of Our Times
AT BFI SOUTHBANK BFI AT Extra screenings THRILL
THRILLS
this Oscar®-laden thriller. this Oscar®-laden across today
to catch a serial killer in in killer serial a catch to MORE destruction behind her. destruction behind
from a psychopath in order order in psychopath a from BIG road, leaving a trail of of trail a leaving road,
THE
An FBI agent requires help help requires agent FBI An her husband and hits the the hits and husband her
A young woman leaves leaves woman young A
20:45 NFT3 20:45
21:00 NFT2 21:00 Studio 18:20 15:50,
Seduction Lambs the of
The Last Last The Silence The ?
MAIN TICKETED
Rush as Albert Einstein. Albert as Rush unique collabration.
, starring Geoffrey Geoffrey starring , Genius Skarsgård will explore their their explore will Skarsgård
(Prime (Prime procedural police the
scored National Geographic’s Geographic’s National scored analysis. Morgan and and Morgan analysis. as figures of authority. authority. of as figures
male-dominated world of of world male-dominated
composer Lorne Balfe, who who Balfe, Lorne composer Scandi-noir and psychological psychological and Scandi-noir , or or , Replacement) The Yard,
detective surviving in the the in surviving detective
by Grammy Award-winning Award-winning Grammy by cleverly mixed echoes of of echoes mixed cleverly (Undercover, Apple Tree Tree Apple (Undercover,
victim or as the woman woman the as or victim
their films. She’ll be joined joined be She’ll films. their the thriller genre, the series series the genre, thriller the who triumph against adversity adversity against triumph who
either been as the terrorised terrorised the as been either
them and the use of music in in music of use the and them critics as a breakthrough in in breakthrough a as critics but as rounded individuals individuals rounded as but
female in the TV thriller has has thriller TV the in female
about the music that inspired inspired that music the about
Stellan Skarsgård. Hailed by by Hailed Skarsgård. Stellan of their lives, not as victims victims as not lives, their of
The traditional role of the the of role traditional The
producers and composers composers and producers EVENTS (BBC, 2015) starring starring 2015) (BBC, River who fight to take back control control back take to fight who
interviews directors, actors, actors, directors, interviews Nicole Cauverien approach to her last thriller thriller last her to approach centre of the plot – women women – plot the of centre
‘Soundtracking’, where she she where ‘Soundtracking’,
Morven Christie and producer producer and Christie Morven an upcoming thriller. thriller. an upcoming tick and her highly original original highly her and tick that places women at the the at women places that
Joe Ahearne, actor actor Ahearne, Joe director
her acclaimed podcast podcast acclaimed her
with an early sneak peek at at peek sneak early an with what makes the TV Thriller Thriller TV the makes what of a new form of TV thriller thriller TV of form new a of
writer- The Replacement’s The Replacement’s
a special live edition of of edition live special a
to trust us will be rewarded rewarded be will us trust to discusses her views on on views her discusses we’ve seen the emergence emergence the seen we’ve
director Jessica Hobbs, Hobbs, Jessica director
Join Edith Bowman for for Bowman Edith Join
with a mystery... those willing willing those mystery... a with Hour) (The screenwriter . Recently, however, however, Recently, . Valley) writer Amanda Coe and and Coe Amanda writer
We round off The Big Thrill Thrill Big The off round We popular hugely The Suspect, The Fall, Happy Happy Fall, The Suspect, Q&A with with Q&A Apple Tree Yard’s Yard’s Tree Apple
16:10-17:40 NFT1 16:10-17:40
20:15-22:30 NFT1 20:15-22:30 NFT1 18:15-19:45 NFT1 14:00-15:30 Bowman
Film Skarsgård Stellan Edith with Live! Fight Back
Mystery Mystery and Morgan Abi Soundtracking Girls The
Over one rollercoaster ride of a day The Big Thrill will bring together leading storytellers, The BFI’s Who Can You Trust? FOLLOW US season of thrillers runs until the screenwriters, actors, directors, composers, end of December, so join us for journalists and podcasters to help you explore some big-screen thrills this winter #BFIThriller why the thriller is the genre of our times. THE BIG Jump into over 15 events dissecting cinematic suspense, and interviews with some of the world’s top thrill-makers. Grab a coffee in the bar as storytellers tell you the tales of THRILL the sidelined characters in classic thrillers. Debate the power of the thriller in an era of fake news and catfishing. Act as judge, jury and hangman in a live vigilante vote. Get a chance to see a rare print of a ‘Missing Believed Wiped’ archive classic. Hear from leading screenwriters such as Abi Morgan and leading actors such as Stellan Skarsgård and – if you dare – hold a bloody heart in the immersive Doom Room and then close the night with a mystery film. By the time you leave there’s nothing you won’t know about the thriller…
We have four events in NFT1 that are individually ticketed, Discover your new film obsession all other events are included in your All Day Pass. £3 tickets to any screening or event at BFI Southbank for anyone aged 25 and under Sign up at bfi.org.uk/25-and-under #BFIThriller
AT BFI SOUTHBANK BFI AT Extra screenings THRILL
THRILLS
this Oscar®-laden thriller. this Oscar®-laden across today
to catch a serial killer in in killer serial a catch to MORE destruction behind her. destruction behind
from a psychopath in order order in psychopath a from BIG road, leaving a trail of of trail a leaving road,
THE
An FBI agent requires help help requires agent FBI An her husband and hits the the hits and husband her
A young woman leaves leaves woman young A
20:45 NFT3 20:45
15:50, 18:20 Studio 18:20 15:50, 21:00 NFT2 21:00
of the Lambs the of Seduction
The Silence Silence The The Last Last The ?
MAIN TICKETED
Rush as Albert Einstein. Albert as Rush unique collabration.
, starring Geoffrey Geoffrey starring , Genius Skarsgård will explore their their explore will Skarsgård
(Prime (Prime procedural police the
scored National Geographic’s Geographic’s National scored analysis. Morgan and and Morgan analysis. as figures of authority. authority. of as figures
male-dominated world of of world male-dominated
composer Lorne Balfe, who who Balfe, Lorne composer Scandi-noir and psychological psychological and Scandi-noir , or or , Replacement) The Yard,
detective surviving in the the in surviving detective
by Grammy Award-winning Award-winning Grammy by cleverly mixed echoes of of echoes mixed cleverly (Undercover, Apple Tree Tree Apple (Undercover,
victim or as the woman woman the as or victim
their films. She’ll be joined joined be She’ll films. their the thriller genre, the series series the genre, thriller the who triumph against adversity adversity against triumph who
either been as the terrorised terrorised the as been either
them and the use of music in in music of use the and them critics as a breakthrough in in breakthrough a as critics but as rounded individuals individuals rounded as but
female in the TV thriller has has thriller TV the in female
about the music that inspired inspired that music the about
Stellan Skarsgård. Hailed by by Hailed Skarsgård. Stellan of their lives, not as victims victims as not lives, their of
The traditional role of the the of role traditional The
producers and composers composers and producers EVENTS (BBC, 2015) starring starring 2015) (BBC, River who fight to take back control control back take to fight who
interviews directors, actors, actors, directors, interviews Nicole Cauverien approach to her last thriller thriller last her to approach centre of the plot – women women – plot the of centre
‘Soundtracking’, where she she where ‘Soundtracking’,
Morven Christie and producer producer and Christie Morven an upcoming thriller. thriller. an upcoming tick and her highly original original highly her and tick that places women at the the at women places that
Joe Ahearne, actor actor Ahearne, Joe director
her acclaimed podcast podcast acclaimed her
with an early sneak peek at at peek sneak early an with what makes the TV Thriller Thriller TV the makes what of a new form of TV thriller thriller TV of form new a of
writer- The Replacement’s The Replacement’s
a special live edition of of edition live special a
to trust us will be rewarded rewarded be will us trust to discusses her views on on views her discusses we’ve seen the emergence emergence the seen we’ve
director Jessica Hobbs, Hobbs, Jessica director
Join Edith Bowman for for Bowman Edith Join
with a mystery... those willing willing those mystery... a with Hour) (The screenwriter . Recently, however, however, Recently, . Valley) writer Amanda Coe and and Coe Amanda writer
We round off The Big Thrill Thrill Big The off round We popular hugely The Suspect, The Fall, Happy Happy Fall, The Suspect, Q&A with with Q&A Apple Tree Yard’s Yard’s Tree Apple
16:10-17:40 NFT1 16:10-17:40
14:00-15:30 NFT1 14:00-15:30 20:15-22:30 NFT1 20:15-22:30 NFT1 18:15-19:45 Bowman
Fight Back Film Skarsgård Stellan Edith with Live!
The Girls Girls The Mystery Mystery and Morgan Abi Soundtracking
Over one rollercoaster ride of a day The Big Thrill will bring together leading storytellers, The BFI’s Who Can You Trust? FOLLOW US season of thrillers runs until the screenwriters, actors, directors, composers, end of December, so join us for journalists and podcasters to help you explore some big-screen thrills this winter #BFIThriller why the thriller is the genre of our times. THE BIG Jump into over 15 events dissecting cinematic suspense, and interviews with some of the world’s top thrill-makers. Grab a coffee in the bar as storytellers tell you the tales of THRILL the sidelined characters in classic thrillers. Debate the power of the thriller in an era of fake news and catfishing. Act as judge, jury and hangman in a live vigilante vote. Get a chance to see a rare print of a ‘Missing Believed Wiped’ archive classic. Hear from leading screenwriters such as Abi Morgan and leading actors such as Stellan Skarsgård and – if you dare – hold a bloody heart in the immersive Doom Room and then close the night with a mystery film. By the time you leave there’s nothing you won’t know about the thriller…
We have four events in NFT1 that are individually ticketed, Discover your new film obsession all other events are included in your All Day Pass. £3 tickets to any screening or event at BFI Southbank for anyone aged 25 and under Sign up at bfi.org.uk/25-and-under #BFIThriller
AT BFI SOUTHBANK BFI AT Extra screenings THRILL
THRILLS
this Oscar®-laden thriller. this Oscar®-laden across today
to catch a serial killer in in killer serial a catch to MORE destruction behind her. destruction behind
from a psychopath in order order in psychopath a from BIG
road, leaving a trail of of trail a leaving road,
THE
An FBI agent requires help help requires agent FBI An
her husband and hits the the hits and husband her
A young woman leaves leaves woman young A
20:45 NFT3 20:45
21:00 NFT2 21:00 Studio 18:20 15:50,
Seduction Lambs the of
The Last Last The Silence The ?
MAIN TICKETED
Rush as Albert Einstein. Albert as Rush unique collabration.
, starring Geoffrey Geoffrey starring , Genius Skarsgård will explore their their explore will Skarsgård
(Prime (Prime procedural police the
scored National Geographic’s Geographic’s National scored analysis. Morgan and and Morgan analysis. as figures of authority. authority. of as figures
male-dominated world of of world male-dominated
composer Lorne Balfe, who who Balfe, Lorne composer Scandi-noir and psychological psychological and Scandi-noir , or or , Replacement) The Yard,
detective surviving in the the in surviving detective
by Grammy Award-winning Award-winning Grammy by cleverly mixed echoes of of echoes mixed cleverly (Undercover, Apple Tree Tree Apple (Undercover,
victim or as the woman woman the as or victim
their films. She’ll be joined joined be She’ll films. their the thriller genre, the series series the genre, thriller the who triumph against adversity adversity against triumph who
either been as the terrorised terrorised the as been either
them and the use of music in in music of use the and them critics as a breakthrough in in breakthrough a as critics but as rounded individuals individuals rounded as but
female in the TV thriller has has thriller TV the in female
about the music that inspired inspired that music the about
Stellan Skarsgård. Hailed by by Hailed Skarsgård. Stellan of their lives, not as victims victims as not lives, their of
The traditional role of the the of role traditional The
producers and composers composers and producers EVENTS (BBC, 2015) starring starring 2015) (BBC, River who fight to take back control control back take to fight who
interviews directors, actors, actors, directors, interviews Nicole Cauverien approach to her last thriller thriller last her to approach centre of the plot – women women – plot the of centre
‘Soundtracking’, where she she where ‘Soundtracking’,
Morven Christie and producer producer and Christie Morven an upcoming thriller. thriller. an upcoming tick and her highly original original highly her and tick that places women at the the at women places that
Joe Ahearne, actor actor Ahearne, Joe director
her acclaimed podcast podcast acclaimed her
with an early sneak peek at at peek sneak early an with what makes the TV Thriller Thriller TV the makes what of a new form of TV thriller thriller TV of form new a of
writer- The Replacement’s The Replacement’s
a special live edition of of edition live special a
to trust us will be rewarded rewarded be will us trust to discusses her views on on views her discusses we’ve seen the emergence emergence the seen we’ve
director Jessica Hobbs, Hobbs, Jessica director
Join Edith Bowman for for Bowman Edith Join
with a mystery... those willing willing those mystery... a with Hour) (The screenwriter . Recently, however, however, Recently, . Valley) writer Amanda Coe and and Coe Amanda writer
We round off The Big Thrill Thrill Big The off round We popular hugely The Suspect, The Fall, Happy Happy Fall, The Suspect, Q&A with with Q&A Apple Tree Yard’s Yard’s Tree Apple
16:10-17:40 NFT1 16:10-17:40
20:15-22:30 NFT1 20:15-22:30 NFT1 18:15-19:45 NFT1 14:00-15:30 Bowman
Film Skarsgård Stellan Edith with Live! Fight Back
Mystery Mystery and Morgan Abi Soundtracking Girls The
Over one rollercoaster ride of a day The Big Thrill will bring together leading storytellers, The BFI’s Who Can You Trust? FOLLOW US season of thrillers runs until the screenwriters, actors, directors, composers, end of December, so join us for journalists and podcasters to help you explore some big-screen thrills this winter #BFIThriller why the thriller is the genre of our times. THE BIG Jump into over 15 events dissecting cinematic suspense, and interviews with some of the world’s top thrill-makers. Grab a coffee in the bar as storytellers tell you the tales of THRILL the sidelined characters in classic thrillers. Debate the power of the thriller in an era of fake news and catfishing. Act as judge, jury and hangman in a live vigilante vote. Get a chance to see a rare print of a ‘Missing Believed Wiped’ archive classic. Hear from leading screenwriters such as Abi Morgan and leading actors such as Stellan Skarsgård and – if you dare – hold a bloody heart in the immersive Doom Room and then close the night with a mystery film. By the time you leave there’s nothing you won’t know about the thriller…
We have four events in NFT1 that are individually ticketed, Discover your new film obsession all other events are included in your All Day Pass. £3 tickets to any screening or event at BFI Southbank for anyone aged 25 and under Sign up at bfi.org.uk/25-and-under #BFIThriller
AT BFI SOUTHBANK BFI AT Extra screenings THRILL
THRILLS
this Oscar®-laden thriller. this Oscar®-laden across today
to catch a serial killer in in killer serial a catch to MORE destruction behind her. destruction behind
from a psychopath in order order in psychopath a from BIG road, leaving a trail of of trail a leaving road,
THE
An FBI agent requires help help requires agent FBI An her husband and hits the the hits and husband her
A young woman leaves leaves woman young A
20:45 NFT3 20:45
21:00 NFT2 21:00 Studio 18:20 15:50,
Seduction Lambs the of
The Last Last The Silence The ?
MAIN TICKETED
Rush as Albert Einstein. Albert as Rush unique collabration.
, starring Geoffrey Geoffrey starring , Genius Skarsgård will explore their their explore will Skarsgård
(Prime (Prime procedural police the
scored National Geographic’s Geographic’s National scored analysis. Morgan and and Morgan analysis. as figures of authority. authority. of as figures
male-dominated world of of world male-dominated
composer Lorne Balfe, who who Balfe, Lorne composer Scandi-noir and psychological psychological and Scandi-noir , or or , Replacement) The Yard,
detective surviving in the the in surviving detective
by Grammy Award-winning Award-winning Grammy by cleverly mixed echoes of of echoes mixed cleverly (Undercover, Apple Tree Tree Apple (Undercover,
victim or as the woman woman the as or victim
their films. She’ll be joined joined be She’ll films. their the thriller genre, the series series the genre, thriller the who triumph against adversity adversity against triumph who
either been as the terrorised terrorised the as been either
them and the use of music in in music of use the and them critics as a breakthrough in in breakthrough a as critics but as rounded individuals individuals rounded as but
female in the TV thriller has has thriller TV the in female
about the music that inspired inspired that music the about
Stellan Skarsgård. Hailed by by Hailed Skarsgård. Stellan of their lives, not as victims victims as not lives, their of
The traditional role of the the of role traditional The
producers and composers composers and producers EVENTS (BBC, 2015) starring starring 2015) (BBC, River who fight to take back control control back take to fight who
interviews directors, actors, actors, directors, interviews Nicole Cauverien approach to her last thriller thriller last her to approach centre of the plot – women women – plot the of centre
‘Soundtracking’, where she she where ‘Soundtracking’,
Morven Christie and producer producer and Christie Morven an upcoming thriller. thriller. an upcoming tick and her highly original original highly her and tick that places women at the the at women places that
Joe Ahearne, actor actor Ahearne, Joe director
her acclaimed podcast podcast acclaimed her
with an early sneak peek at at peek sneak early an with what makes the TV Thriller Thriller TV the makes what of a new form of TV thriller thriller TV of form new a of
writer- The Replacement’s The Replacement’s
a special live edition of of edition live special a
to trust us will be rewarded rewarded be will us trust to discusses her views on on views her discusses we’ve seen the emergence emergence the seen we’ve
director Jessica Hobbs, Hobbs, Jessica director
Join Edith Bowman for for Bowman Edith Join
with a mystery... those willing willing those mystery... a with Hour) (The screenwriter . Recently, however, however, Recently, . Valley) writer Amanda Coe and and Coe Amanda writer
We round off The Big Thrill Thrill Big The off round We popular hugely The Suspect, The Fall, Happy Happy Fall, The Suspect, Q&A with with Q&A Apple Tree Yard’s Yard’s Tree Apple
16:10-17:40 NFT1 16:10-17:40
14:00-15:30 NFT1 14:00-15:30 20:15-22:30 NFT1 20:15-22:30 NFT1 18:15-19:45 Bowman
Fight Back Film Skarsgård Stellan Edith with Live!
The Girls Girls The Mystery Mystery and Morgan Abi Soundtracking
Over one rollercoaster ride of a day The Big Thrill will bring together leading storytellers, The BFI’s Who Can You Trust? FOLLOW US season of thrillers runs until the screenwriters, actors, directors, composers, end of December, so join us for journalists and podcasters to help you explore some big-screen thrills this winter #BFIThriller why the thriller is the genre of our times. THE BIG Jump into over 15 events dissecting cinematic suspense, and interviews with some of the world’s top thrill-makers. Grab a coffee in the bar as storytellers tell you the tales of THRILL the sidelined characters in classic thrillers. Debate the power of the thriller in an era of fake news and catfishing. Act as judge, jury and hangman in a live vigilante vote. Get a chance to see a rare print of a ‘Missing Believed Wiped’ archive classic. Hear from leading screenwriters such as Abi Morgan and leading actors such as Stellan Skarsgård and – if you dare – hold a bloody heart in the immersive Doom Room and then close the night with a mystery film. By the time you leave there’s nothing you won’t know about the thriller…
We have four events in NFT1 that are individually ticketed, Discover your new film obsession all other events are included in your All Day Pass. £3 tickets to any screening or event at BFI Southbank for anyone aged 25 and under Sign up at bfi.org.uk/25-and-under #BFIThriller
AT BFI SOUTHBANK BFI AT Extra screenings THRILL
THRILLS
this Oscar®-laden thriller. this Oscar®-laden across today
to catch a serial killer in in killer serial a catch to MORE destruction behind her. destruction behind
from a psychopath in order order in psychopath a from BIG
road, leaving a trail of of trail a leaving road,
THE
An FBI agent requires help help requires agent FBI An
her husband and hits the the hits and husband her
A young woman leaves leaves woman young A
20:45 NFT3 20:45
15:50, 18:20 Studio 18:20 15:50, 21:00 NFT2 21:00
of the Lambs the of Seduction
The Silence Silence The The Last Last The ?
MAIN TICKETED
Rush as Albert Einstein. Albert as Rush unique collabration.
, starring Geoffrey Geoffrey starring , Genius Skarsgård will explore their their explore will Skarsgård
(Prime (Prime procedural police the
scored National Geographic’s Geographic’s National scored analysis. Morgan and and Morgan analysis. as figures of authority. authority. of as figures
male-dominated world of of world male-dominated
composer Lorne Balfe, who who Balfe, Lorne composer Scandi-noir and psychological psychological and Scandi-noir , or or , Replacement) The Yard,
detective surviving in the the in surviving detective
by Grammy Award-winning Award-winning Grammy by cleverly mixed echoes of of echoes mixed cleverly (Undercover, Apple Tree Tree Apple (Undercover,
victim or as the woman woman the as or victim
their films. She’ll be joined joined be She’ll films. their the thriller genre, the series series the genre, thriller the who triumph against adversity adversity against triumph who
either been as the terrorised terrorised the as been either
them and the use of music in in music of use the and them critics as a breakthrough in in breakthrough a as critics but as rounded individuals individuals rounded as but
female in the TV thriller has has thriller TV the in female
about the music that inspired inspired that music the about
Stellan Skarsgård. Hailed by by Hailed Skarsgård. Stellan of their lives, not as victims victims as not lives, their of
The traditional role of the the of role traditional The
producers and composers composers and producers EVENTS (BBC, 2015) starring starring 2015) (BBC, River who fight to take back control control back take to fight who
interviews directors, actors, actors, directors, interviews Nicole Cauverien approach to her last thriller thriller last her to approach centre of the plot – women women – plot the of centre
‘Soundtracking’, where she she where ‘Soundtracking’,
Morven Christie and producer producer and Christie Morven an upcoming thriller. thriller. an upcoming tick and her highly original original highly her and tick that places women at the the at women places that
Joe Ahearne, actor actor Ahearne, Joe director
her acclaimed podcast podcast acclaimed her
with an early sneak peek at at peek sneak early an with what makes the TV Thriller Thriller TV the makes what of a new form of TV thriller thriller TV of form new a of
writer- The Replacement’s The Replacement’s
a special live edition of of edition live special a
to trust us will be rewarded rewarded be will us trust to discusses her views on on views her discusses we’ve seen the emergence emergence the seen we’ve
director Jessica Hobbs, Hobbs, Jessica director
Join Edith Bowman for for Bowman Edith Join
Hour) (The screenwriter with a mystery... those willing willing those mystery... a with . Recently, however, however, Recently, . Valley) writer Amanda Coe and and Coe Amanda writer
The hugely popular popular hugely The We round off The Big Thrill Thrill Big The off round We Suspect, The Fall, Happy Happy Fall, The Suspect, Q&A with with Q&A Apple Tree Yard’s Yard’s Tree Apple
16:10-17:40 NFT1 16:10-17:40
14:00-15:30 NFT1 14:00-15:30 18:15-19:45 NFT1 18:15-19:45 20:15-22:30 NFT1 20:15-22:30 Bowman
Fight Back Stellan Skarsgård Stellan Edith with Live! Film
The Girls Girls The Abi Morgan and and Morgan Abi Soundtracking Mystery Mystery
Over one rollercoaster ride of a day The Big Thrill will bring together leading storytellers, The BFI’s Who Can You Trust? FOLLOW US season of thrillers runs until the screenwriters, actors, directors, composers, end of December, so join us for journalists and podcasters to help you explore some big-screen thrills this winter #BFIThriller why the thriller is the genre of our times. THE BIG Jump into over 15 events dissecting cinematic suspense, and interviews with some of the world’s top thrill-makers. Grab a coffee in the bar as storytellers tell you the tales of THRILL the sidelined characters in classic thrillers. Debate the power of the thriller in an era of fake news and catfishing. Act as judge, jury and hangman in a live vigilante vote. Get a chance to see a rare print of a ‘Missing Believed Wiped’ archive classic. Hear from leading screenwriters such as Abi Morgan and leading actors such as Stellan Skarsgård and – if you dare – hold a bloody heart in the immersive Doom Room and then close the night with a mystery film. By the time you leave there’s nothing you won’t know about the thriller…
We have four events in NFT1 that are individually ticketed, Discover your new film obsession all other events are included in your All Day Pass. £3 tickets to any screening or event at BFI Southbank for anyone aged 25 and under Sign up at bfi.org.uk/25-and-under #BFIThriller ALL DAY PASS EVENTS
Doom Room KCL Key Scholars White Rabbit The Craft Anxious Films for Shots in the Dark Philosophical Screens Tuko Macho In the Land Prof. Barbara How Film thinks All Day Atrium Storytelling of the Edit Anxious Times 14:45-15:45 NTF3 17:00-18:00 NFT2 of Shonda… Klinger on the In partnership with Suspense Sessions 13:10-15:30 The Blue Room 17:30-18:30 The Blue Room A boundary-pushing VR Female Body in BFI NETWORK A good short thriller is a If you had the chance to 12:00, 14:00, 16:00, 18:00 16:00-17:00 NFT3 experience combining new Gothic Crime BFI Shop 13:15-14:15 NFT2 Across a series of short hard thing to find. In fact, of condemn a criminal to death Screenwriter and TV technologies, installation and Thrillers illustrated talks, expert all the genres it may be one In this special edition of our would you do it? That’s producer Shonda Rhimes’ peformance, Doom Room of the hardest to execute the question that the Nest White Rabbit have created What makes a thriller speakers will examine popular discussion series pulp TV thrillers reinvented takes you into a hypnotic 12:00-13:00 NTF3 successfully. This programme Collective forces on us an interactive theatrical work? In partnership with how thrillers reveal the that explores cinema through the genre for a prime-time world of hyper-sensuality offers up seven gems that hit in their web series Tuko storytelling response to The BFI NETWORK, we delve deepest fear and anxieties a philosophical lens, we slot and created a new and suspense. Unmissable In the latest of our Key the nail on the head, distilling Macho. A dramatisation of Big Thrill. At the café tables into the craft of suspense, of the society from which examine suspense; what destination for women and and definitely not for the Scholars’ lecture series, the essence of the thriller Kenya’s issues with crime we’ll tell you the stories that with a special guest speaker it emerges. Do British spy is it, what does it do to us, multicultural audiences. faint-hearted. presented with King’s College in exciting and unexpected and vigilante justice, Tuko ended up on the cutting room dissecting modern classic thrillers of the 60s reflect and how is cinema uniquely These are high-octane London, we welcome Barbara ways. Buckle up! Macho centers on a vigilante floor. These stories might be The Silence of the Lambs unease with the waning equipped to create it? dramas featuring fiercely Klinger (Provost Professor gang who kidnap criminals Archive told by the wise gal polishing to find out what really Empire? Do erotic thrillers Join film-philosophers Lucy independent, professional Emerita, The Media School, in Nairobi, and asks viewers glasses in the coffee shop, the makes us afraid. of the 80s expose fear of Archive Bolton, John Ó Maoilearca women sidestepping love Persona Indiana University) for a to vote on their execution or hapless driver of the getaway sex at a time of heightened and Catherine Wheatley and settling scores. But have Non Grata fascinating dissection of The Patient release. You will be placed car, or the tipsy couple in AIDS awareness? Join us to to find out. Rhimes’ ‘tough women’ simply the aesthetic and cultural Ethics of Thriller Vanishes in the jury’s chair during 12:00-13:00 NFT2 the background of the bar discover how every era gets created another trope for significance of female victims Non-Fiction a screening and live vote, scene. You may even fall in the thriller it deserves. 15:30-16:45 NFT2 black women to contend in crime thrillers – from Through A followed by a chance to talk COI 1962. Dir David Eady. 58min love, be forced to change 13:30-14:30 NFT3 with? Three critics, Simran Psycho to The Silence of the Screen Darkly: to director Jim Chuchu. your identity, be asked to UK 1941. Dir Lawrence Hans, Kelli Weston and Laura An unusual, unlikely Lambs to recent international Trust No One: deliver a vital message to a Documentary filmmakers Huntington. With James Mason, Cybercrime Supported by The British Council Kirwan-Adams, promise dramatised security training TV thrillers like The Conspiracy and stranger, or go on the run. It’s borrow many of the tropes Mary Clare, Margaret Vyner on Screen to fix it. film made by the Central Killing (Forbrydelsen). up to you what you choose to from the thriller genre to Paranoia in the Office of Information at A rare chance to see this 16:00-17:00 The Blue Room Nowhere to Run? believe and how much you get elicit feelings of suspense, Age of Fake News the height of the Cold War. long-missing thriller, recently The Thriller in the Finding Fanon involved; the vital question is: surprise, thrill and anxiety in Lonely defence department 14:30-15:15 NFT2 rediscovered by archive From trolling and swatting to Can You Trust Us? non-fiction storytelling. Join Digital Age 18:00-18:30 Library clerk Cyril Vining thinks he’s curators as part of the BFI’s catfishing and doxing, online this panel of documentary found a friend when a corrupt We take a look at the history ‘Most Wanted’ film hunt. harassment is growing, fuelled 17:15-18:15 NTF3 experts to discuss the The video game is the journalist invites him to a of the genre, from The Action and excitement by the ubiquity of social influence of the thriller medium we usually turn to for gallery’s private view. But his Manchurian Candidate to beckon as popular sleuth media and constantly evolving This session will chart the genre on the way in which one-on-one thrills. We pit our colleague Petrovich has other Point Break and beyond to Mick Cardby (Mason) goes on methods of attack. As this evolution of the techno- filmmakers withhold facts, wits against imaginary foes things in mind, and poor, explore what these films the trail of a missing girl, and new culture of fear develops thriller, from the early days construct truth and reality, until we unplug and power nervous Cyril is quickly in reveal about their own times finds himself in the clutches among young web users, our of the internet into our engage with spectators, and down. But what happens if over his head. – and ours – and the role of of a gang of blackmailers. panel will explore how moving present and beyond. Using market the films. the action is removed from the media in exposing or image culture responds to references from cinema and the game? Artists Larry colluding with a cover up. 21st-century anxiety, and how moving image culture, our Achiampong and David Our own Woodward and cybercrime is portrayed in panellists will explore how Blandy will talk about their Bernstein panel, hosted by films and TV. the thriller portrays and use the Grand Theft Auto responds to contemporary Samira Ahmed, investigate. Programmed and organised by the BFI game landscape to make a Future Film Steering Group anxieties around comment on race, identity technological innovation, and globalisation in their the internet, privacy, and piece Finding Fanon Part Two. mass surveillance.
Radio Atlas Archive Psychology of Nasty Women: Young Writers: Map Presents Suspense Thrill and Fear Celebrating Reinventing the The Double 18:30-19:00 NTF3 19:00-20:00 The Blue Room the Women in TV Thriller 18:15-19:15 NFT2 Erotic Thrillers for Millennials We present a rare screening From heart-pounding NFT3 of one of the very first 19:15-20:15 NTF3 19:30-20:45 NFT2 Produced for the popular scenes to edge-of-the seat The thrillers ever committed to plot twists, the thriller Blue Danish podcast Third Ear, The The erotic thriller, which Q&A with writers Jess Brittain internationally successful film, Suspense, directed by genre is ripe for exploring Room Double is the true story of peaked in the late 80s and (Clique), Marnie Dickens Clique – a six-part Phillips Smalley and Lois how spectators behave two young men from Viborg, 90s, has gifted us with (Thirteen) & Vinay Patel psychological thriller set on Weber (who also stars in when exposed to strong (Murdered by My Father), and a small town in Denmark, some of the most complex a university campus created Box the film). A new mother, feelings of anxiety, fear, Head of the BBC Writersroom, who share the same name. female characters. Our by Skins writer Jess Brittain. Office left alone in the house, is anticipation and thrill. Join Anne Edyvean They had never met until one panellists investigate the Our panel of young writers threatened by a homeless us to find out how your mind fateful night in October, 13 best and worst of these BBC Three has led the will examine what exciting man who finds the key to the responds to adrenaline- BFI Studio Atrium years ago, when one Thomas beautiful, manipulative and way with producing online new forms are emerging from SHOP door. Don’t miss this rare inducing techniques such Andersen tried to run over ruthless ‘nasty women’, thrillers and dramas designed this new breed of thriller, and chance to see one of the as editing, scoring and the other in his car. The who more often than not to specifically appeal to what it takes to make them silent short films that created camera shots, and how we’re screening will be presented outshine and outwit their Millennials. These have appeal to Generation Y/Z. a new cinematic language of conditioned to react to some NFT2 by director Thomas Andersen. hapless male counterparts included online-only drama suspense, presented here of the most iconic, thrilling in films that investigate the Thirteen, Murdered by My In partnership with Radio Atlas, an with a live score. moments on screen. English-language home for subtitled intersections of greed, sex Father and the massive audio from around the world. and the balance of power. Library @radioatlas
Mediatheque NFT1
BFI Riverfront
entranceMain
BFI bar & kitchen River entrance
River ALL DAY PASS EVENTS
Doom Room KCL Key Scholars White Rabbit The Craft Anxious Films for Shots in the Dark Philosophical Screens Tuko Macho In the Land Prof. Barbara How Film thinks All Day Atrium Storytelling of the Edit Anxious Times 14:45-15:45 NTF3 17:00-18:00 NFT2 of Shonda… Klinger on the In partnership with Suspense Sessions 13:10-15:30 The Blue Room 17:30-18:30 The Blue Room A boundary-pushing VR Female Body in BFI NETWORK A good short thriller is a If you had the chance to 12:00, 14:00, 16:00, 18:00 16:00-17:00 NFT3 experience combining new Gothic Crime BFI Shop 13:15-14:15 NFT2 Across a series of short hard thing to find. In fact, of condemn a criminal to death Screenwriter and TV technologies, installation and Thrillers illustrated talks, expert all the genres it may be one In this special edition of our would you do it? That’s producer Shonda Rhimes’ peformance, Doom Room of the hardest to execute the question that the Nest White Rabbit have created What makes a thriller speakers will examine popular discussion series pulp TV thrillers reinvented takes you into a hypnotic 12:00-13:00 NTF3 successfully. This programme Collective forces on us an interactive theatrical work? In partnership with how thrillers reveal the that explores cinema through the genre for a prime-time world of hyper-sensuality offers up seven gems that hit in their web series Tuko storytelling response to The BFI NETWORK, we delve deepest fear and anxieties a philosophical lens, we slot and created a new and suspense. Unmissable In the latest of our Key the nail on the head, distilling Macho. A dramatisation of Big Thrill. At the café tables into the craft of suspense, of the society from which examine suspense; what destination for women and and definitely not for the Scholars’ lecture series, the essence of the thriller Kenya’s issues with crime we’ll tell you the stories that with a special guest speaker it emerges. Do British spy is it, what does it do to us, multicultural audiences. faint-hearted. presented with King’s College in exciting and unexpected and vigilante justice, Tuko ended up on the cutting room dissecting modern classic thrillers of the 60s reflect and how is cinema uniquely These are high-octane London, we welcome Barbara ways. Buckle up! Macho centers on a vigilante floor. These stories might be The Silence of the Lambs unease with the waning equipped to create it? dramas featuring fiercely Klinger (Provost Professor gang who kidnap criminals Archive told by the wise gal polishing to find out what really Empire? Do erotic thrillers Join film-philosophers Lucy independent, professional Emerita, The Media School, in Nairobi, and asks viewers glasses in the coffee shop, the makes us afraid. of the 80s expose fear of Archive Bolton, John Ó Maoilearca women sidestepping love Persona Indiana University) for a to vote on their execution or hapless driver of the getaway sex at a time of heightened and Catherine Wheatley and settling scores. But have Non Grata fascinating dissection of The Patient release. You will be placed car, or the tipsy couple in AIDS awareness? Join us to to find out. Rhimes’ ‘tough women’ simply the aesthetic and cultural Ethics of Thriller Vanishes in the jury’s chair during 12:00-13:00 NFT2 the background of the bar discover how every era gets created another trope for significance of female victims Non-Fiction a screening and live vote, scene. You may even fall in the thriller it deserves. 15:30-16:45 NFT2 black women to contend in crime thrillers – from Through A followed by a chance to talk COI 1962. Dir David Eady. 58min love, be forced to change 13:30-14:30 NFT3 with? Three critics, Simran Psycho to The Silence of the Screen Darkly: to director Jim Chuchu. your identity, be asked to UK 1941. Dir Lawrence Hans, Kelli Weston and Laura An unusual, unlikely Lambs to recent international Trust No One: deliver a vital message to a Documentary filmmakers Huntington. With James Mason, Cybercrime Supported by The British Council Kirwan-Adams, promise dramatised security training TV thrillers like The Conspiracy and stranger, or go on the run. It’s borrow many of the tropes Mary Clare, Margaret Vyner on Screen to fix it. film made by the Central Killing (Forbrydelsen). up to you what you choose to from the thriller genre to Paranoia in the Office of Information at A rare chance to see this 16:00-17:00 The Blue Room Nowhere to Run? believe and how much you get elicit feelings of suspense, Age of Fake News the height of the Cold War. long-missing thriller, recently The Thriller in the Finding Fanon involved; the vital question is: surprise, thrill and anxiety in Lonely defence department 14:30-15:15 NFT2 rediscovered by archive From trolling and swatting to Can You Trust Us? non-fiction storytelling. Join Digital Age 18:00-18:30 Library clerk Cyril Vining thinks he’s curators as part of the BFI’s catfishing and doxing, online this panel of documentary found a friend when a corrupt We take a look at the history ‘Most Wanted’ film hunt. harassment is growing, fuelled 17:15-18:15 NTF3 experts to discuss the The video game is the journalist invites him to a of the genre, from The Action and excitement by the ubiquity of social influence of the thriller medium we usually turn to for gallery’s private view. But his Manchurian Candidate to beckon as popular sleuth media and constantly evolving This session will chart the genre on the way in which one-on-one thrills. We pit our colleague Petrovich has other Point Break and beyond to Mick Cardby (Mason) goes on methods of attack. As this evolution of the techno- filmmakers withhold facts, wits against imaginary foes things in mind, and poor, explore what these films the trail of a missing girl, and new culture of fear develops thriller, from the early days construct truth and reality, until we unplug and power nervous Cyril is quickly in reveal about their own times finds himself in the clutches among young web users, our of the internet into our engage with spectators, and down. But what happens if over his head. – and ours – and the role of of a gang of blackmailers. panel will explore how moving present and beyond. Using market the films. the action is removed from the media in exposing or image culture responds to references from cinema and the game? Artists Larry colluding with a cover up. 21st-century anxiety, and how moving image culture, our Achiampong and David Our own Woodward and cybercrime is portrayed in panellists will explore how Blandy will talk about their Bernstein panel, hosted by films and TV. the thriller portrays and use the Grand Theft Auto responds to contemporary Samira Ahmed, investigate. Programmed and organised by the BFI game landscape to make a Future Film Steering Group anxieties around comment on race, identity technological innovation, and globalisation in their the internet, privacy, and piece Finding Fanon Part Two. mass surveillance.
Radio Atlas Archive Psychology of Nasty Women: Young Writers: Map Presents Suspense Thrill and Fear Celebrating Reinventing the The Double 18:30-19:00 NTF3 19:00-20:00 The Blue Room the Women in TV Thriller 18:15-19:15 NFT2 Erotic Thrillers for Millennials We present a rare screening From heart-pounding NFT3 of one of the very first 19:15-20:15 NTF3 19:30-20:45 NFT2 Produced for the popular scenes to edge-of-the seat The thrillers ever committed to plot twists, the thriller Blue Danish podcast Third Ear, The The erotic thriller, which Q&A with writers Jess Brittain internationally successful film, Suspense, directed by genre is ripe for exploring Room Double is the true story of peaked in the late 80s and (Clique), Marnie Dickens Clique – a six-part Phillips Smalley and Lois how spectators behave two young men from Viborg, 90s, has gifted us with (Thirteen) & Vinay Patel psychological thriller set on Weber (who also stars in when exposed to strong (Murdered by My Father), and a small town in Denmark, some of the most complex a university campus created Box the film). A new mother, feelings of anxiety, fear, Head of the BBC Writersroom, who share the same name. female characters. Our by Skins writer Jess Brittain. Office left alone in the house, is anticipation and thrill. Join Anne Edyvean They had never met until one panellists investigate the Our panel of young writers threatened by a homeless us to find out how your mind fateful night in October, 13 best and worst of these BBC Three has led the will examine what exciting man who finds the key to the responds to adrenaline- BFI Studio Atrium years ago, when one Thomas beautiful, manipulative and way with producing online new forms are emerging from SHOP door. Don’t miss this rare inducing techniques such Andersen tried to run over ruthless ‘nasty women’, thrillers and dramas designed this new breed of thriller, and chance to see one of the as editing, scoring and the other in his car. The who more often than not to specifically appeal to what it takes to make them silent short films that created camera shots, and how we’re screening will be presented outshine and outwit their Millennials. These have appeal to Generation Y/Z. a new cinematic language of conditioned to react to some NFT2 by director Thomas Andersen. hapless male counterparts included online-only drama suspense, presented here of the most iconic, thrilling in films that investigate the Thirteen, Murdered by My In partnership with Radio Atlas, an with a live score. moments on screen. English-language home for subtitled intersections of greed, sex Father and the massive audio from around the world. and the balance of power. Library @radioatlas
Mediatheque NFT1
BFI Riverfront
entranceMain
BFI bar & kitchen River entrance
River ALL DAY PASS EVENTS
Doom Room KCL Key Scholars White Rabbit The Craft Anxious Films for Shots in the Dark Philosophical Screens Tuko Macho In the Land Prof. Barbara How Film thinks All Day Atrium Storytelling of the Edit Anxious Times 14:45-15:45 NTF3 17:00-18:00 NFT2 of Shonda… Klinger on the In partnership with Suspense Sessions 13:10-15:30 The Blue Room 17:30-18:30 The Blue Room A boundary-pushing VR Female Body in BFI NETWORK A good short thriller is a If you had the chance to 12:00, 14:00, 16:00, 18:00 16:00-17:00 NFT3 experience combining new Gothic Crime BFI Shop 13:15-14:15 NFT2 Across a series of short hard thing to find. In fact, of condemn a criminal to death Screenwriter and TV technologies, installation and Thrillers illustrated talks, expert all the genres it may be one In this special edition of our would you do it? That’s producer Shonda Rhimes’ peformance, Doom Room of the hardest to execute the question that the Nest White Rabbit have created What makes a thriller speakers will examine popular discussion series pulp TV thrillers reinvented takes you into a hypnotic 12:00-13:00 NTF3 successfully. This programme Collective forces on us an interactive theatrical work? In partnership with how thrillers reveal the that explores cinema through the genre for a prime-time world of hyper-sensuality offers up seven gems that hit in their web series Tuko storytelling response to The BFI NETWORK, we delve deepest fear and anxieties a philosophical lens, we slot and created a new and suspense. Unmissable In the latest of our Key the nail on the head, distilling Macho. A dramatisation of Big Thrill. At the café tables into the craft of suspense, of the society from which examine suspense; what destination for women and and definitely not for the Scholars’ lecture series, the essence of the thriller Kenya’s issues with crime we’ll tell you the stories that with a special guest speaker it emerges. Do British spy is it, what does it do to us, multicultural audiences. faint-hearted. presented with King’s College in exciting and unexpected and vigilante justice, Tuko ended up on the cutting room dissecting modern classic thrillers of the 60s reflect and how is cinema uniquely These are high-octane London, we welcome Barbara ways. Buckle up! Macho centers on a vigilante floor. These stories might be The Silence of the Lambs unease with the waning equipped to create it? dramas featuring fiercely Klinger (Provost Professor gang who kidnap criminals Archive told by the wise gal polishing to find out what really Empire? Do erotic thrillers Join film-philosophers Lucy independent, professional Emerita, The Media School, in Nairobi, and asks viewers glasses in the coffee shop, the makes us afraid. of the 80s expose fear of Archive Bolton, John Ó Maoilearca women sidestepping love Persona Indiana University) for a to vote on their execution or hapless driver of the getaway sex at a time of heightened and Catherine Wheatley and settling scores. But have Non Grata fascinating dissection of The Patient release. You will be placed car, or the tipsy couple in AIDS awareness? Join us to to find out. Rhimes’ ‘tough women’ simply the aesthetic and cultural Ethics of Thriller Vanishes in the jury’s chair during 12:00-13:00 NFT2 the background of the bar discover how every era gets created another trope for significance of female victims Non-Fiction a screening and live vote, scene. You may even fall in the thriller it deserves. 15:30-16:45 NFT2 black women to contend in crime thrillers – from Through A followed by a chance to talk COI 1962. Dir David Eady. 58min love, be forced to change 13:30-14:30 NFT3 with? Three critics, Simran Psycho to The Silence of the Screen Darkly: to director Jim Chuchu. your identity, be asked to UK 1941. Dir Lawrence Hans, Kelli Weston and Laura An unusual, unlikely Lambs to recent international Trust No One: deliver a vital message to a Documentary filmmakers Huntington. With James Mason, Cybercrime Supported by The British Council Kirwan-Adams, promise dramatised security training TV thrillers like The Conspiracy and stranger, or go on the run. It’s borrow many of the tropes Mary Clare, Margaret Vyner on Screen to fix it. film made by the Central Killing (Forbrydelsen). up to you what you choose to from the thriller genre to Paranoia in the Office of Information at A rare chance to see this 16:00-17:00 The Blue Room Nowhere to Run? believe and how much you get elicit feelings of suspense, Age of Fake News the height of the Cold War. long-missing thriller, recently The Thriller in the Finding Fanon involved; the vital question is: surprise, thrill and anxiety in Lonely defence department 14:30-15:15 NFT2 rediscovered by archive From trolling and swatting to Can You Trust Us? non-fiction storytelling. Join Digital Age 18:00-18:30 Library clerk Cyril Vining thinks he’s curators as part of the BFI’s catfishing and doxing, online this panel of documentary found a friend when a corrupt We take a look at the history ‘Most Wanted’ film hunt. harassment is growing, fuelled 17:15-18:15 NTF3 experts to discuss the The video game is the journalist invites him to a of the genre, from The Action and excitement by the ubiquity of social influence of the thriller medium we usually turn to for gallery’s private view. But his Manchurian Candidate to beckon as popular sleuth media and constantly evolving This session will chart the genre on the way in which one-on-one thrills. We pit our colleague Petrovich has other Point Break and beyond to Mick Cardby (Mason) goes on methods of attack. As this evolution of the techno- filmmakers withhold facts, wits against imaginary foes things in mind, and poor, explore what these films the trail of a missing girl, and new culture of fear develops thriller, from the early days construct truth and reality, until we unplug and power nervous Cyril is quickly in reveal about their own times finds himself in the clutches among young web users, our of the internet into our engage with spectators, and down. But what happens if over his head. – and ours – and the role of of a gang of blackmailers. panel will explore how moving present and beyond. Using market the films. the action is removed from the media in exposing or image culture responds to references from cinema and the game? Artists Larry colluding with a cover up. 21st-century anxiety, and how moving image culture, our Achiampong and David Our own Woodward and cybercrime is portrayed in panellists will explore how Blandy will talk about their Bernstein panel, hosted by films and TV. the thriller portrays and use the Grand Theft Auto responds to contemporary Samira Ahmed, investigate. Programmed and organised by the BFI game landscape to make a Future Film Steering Group anxieties around comment on race, identity technological innovation, and globalisation in their the internet, privacy, and piece Finding Fanon Part Two. mass surveillance.
Radio Atlas Archive Psychology of Nasty Women: Young Writers: Map Presents Suspense Thrill and Fear Celebrating Reinventing the The Double 18:30-19:00 NTF3 19:00-20:00 The Blue Room the Women in TV Thriller 18:15-19:15 NFT2 Erotic Thrillers for Millennials We present a rare screening From heart-pounding NFT3 of one of the very first 19:15-20:15 NTF3 19:30-20:45 NFT2 Produced for the popular scenes to edge-of-the seat The thrillers ever committed to plot twists, the thriller Blue Danish podcast Third Ear, The The erotic thriller, which Q&A with writers Jess Brittain internationally successful film, Suspense, directed by genre is ripe for exploring Room Double is the true story of peaked in the late 80s and (Clique), Marnie Dickens Clique – a six-part Phillips Smalley and Lois how spectators behave two young men from Viborg, 90s, has gifted us with (Thirteen) & Vinay Patel psychological thriller set on Weber (who also stars in when exposed to strong (Murdered by My Father), and a small town in Denmark, some of the most complex a university campus created Box the film). A new mother, feelings of anxiety, fear, Head of the BBC Writersroom, who share the same name. female characters. Our by Skins writer Jess Brittain. Office left alone in the house, is anticipation and thrill. Join Anne Edyvean They had never met until one panellists investigate the Our panel of young writers threatened by a homeless us to find out how your mind fateful night in October, 13 best and worst of these BBC Three has led the will examine what exciting man who finds the key to the responds to adrenaline- BFI Studio Atrium years ago, when one Thomas beautiful, manipulative and way with producing online new forms are emerging from SHOP door. Don’t miss this rare inducing techniques such Andersen tried to run over ruthless ‘nasty women’, thrillers and dramas designed this new breed of thriller, and chance to see one of the as editing, scoring and the other in his car. The who more often than not to specifically appeal to what it takes to make them silent short films that created camera shots, and how we’re screening will be presented outshine and outwit their Millennials. These have appeal to Generation Y/Z. a new cinematic language of conditioned to react to some NFT2 by director Thomas Andersen. hapless male counterparts included online-only drama suspense, presented here of the most iconic, thrilling in films that investigate the Thirteen, Murdered by My In partnership with Radio Atlas, an with a live score. moments on screen. English-language home for subtitled intersections of greed, sex Father and the massive audio from around the world. and the balance of power. Library @radioatlas
Mediatheque NFT1
BFI Riverfront
entranceMain
BFI bar & kitchen River entrance
River ALL DAY PASS EVENTS
Doom Room KCL Key Scholars White Rabbit The Craft Anxious Films for Shots in the Dark Philosophical Screens Tuko Macho In the Land Prof. Barbara How Film thinks All Day Atrium Storytelling of the Edit Anxious Times 14:45-15:45 NTF3 17:00-18:00 NFT2 of Shonda… Klinger on the In partnership with Suspense Sessions 13:10-15:30 The Blue Room 17:30-18:30 The Blue Room A boundary-pushing VR Female Body in BFI NETWORK A good short thriller is a If you had the chance to 12:00, 14:00, 16:00, 18:00 16:00-17:00 NFT3 experience combining new Gothic Crime BFI Shop 13:15-14:15 NFT2 Across a series of short hard thing to find. In fact, of condemn a criminal to death Screenwriter and TV technologies, installation and Thrillers illustrated talks, expert all the genres it may be one In this special edition of our would you do it? That’s producer Shonda Rhimes’ peformance, Doom Room of the hardest to execute the question that the Nest White Rabbit have created What makes a thriller speakers will examine popular discussion series pulp TV thrillers reinvented takes you into a hypnotic 12:00-13:00 NTF3 successfully. This programme Collective forces on us an interactive theatrical work? In partnership with how thrillers reveal the that explores cinema through the genre for a prime-time world of hyper-sensuality offers up seven gems that hit in their web series Tuko storytelling response to The BFI NETWORK, we delve deepest fear and anxieties a philosophical lens, we slot and created a new and suspense. Unmissable In the latest of our Key the nail on the head, distilling Macho. A dramatisation of Big Thrill. At the café tables into the craft of suspense, of the society from which examine suspense; what destination for women and and definitely not for the Scholars’ lecture series, the essence of the thriller Kenya’s issues with crime we’ll tell you the stories that with a special guest speaker it emerges. Do British spy is it, what does it do to us, multicultural audiences. faint-hearted. presented with King’s College in exciting and unexpected and vigilante justice, Tuko ended up on the cutting room dissecting modern classic thrillers of the 60s reflect and how is cinema uniquely These are high-octane London, we welcome Barbara ways. Buckle up! Macho centers on a vigilante floor. These stories might be The Silence of the Lambs unease with the waning equipped to create it? dramas featuring fiercely Klinger (Provost Professor gang who kidnap criminals Archive told by the wise gal polishing to find out what really Empire? Do erotic thrillers Join film-philosophers Lucy independent, professional Emerita, The Media School, in Nairobi, and asks viewers glasses in the coffee shop, the makes us afraid. of the 80s expose fear of Archive Bolton, John Ó Maoilearca women sidestepping love Persona Indiana University) for a to vote on their execution or hapless driver of the getaway sex at a time of heightened and Catherine Wheatley and settling scores. But have Non Grata fascinating dissection of The Patient release. You will be placed car, or the tipsy couple in AIDS awareness? Join us to to find out. Rhimes’ ‘tough women’ simply the aesthetic and cultural Ethics of Thriller Vanishes in the jury’s chair during 12:00-13:00 NFT2 the background of the bar discover how every era gets created another trope for significance of female victims Non-Fiction a screening and live vote, scene. You may even fall in the thriller it deserves. 15:30-16:45 NFT2 black women to contend in crime thrillers – from Through A followed by a chance to talk COI 1962. Dir David Eady. 58min love, be forced to change 13:30-14:30 NFT3 with? Three critics, Simran Psycho to The Silence of the Screen Darkly: to director Jim Chuchu. your identity, be asked to UK 1941. Dir Lawrence Hans, Kelli Weston and Laura An unusual, unlikely Lambs to recent international Trust No One: deliver a vital message to a Documentary filmmakers Huntington. With James Mason, Cybercrime Supported by The British Council Kirwan-Adams, promise dramatised security training TV thrillers like The Conspiracy and stranger, or go on the run. It’s borrow many of the tropes Mary Clare, Margaret Vyner on Screen to fix it. film made by the Central Killing (Forbrydelsen). up to you what you choose to from the thriller genre to Paranoia in the Office of Information at A rare chance to see this 16:00-17:00 The Blue Room Nowhere to Run? believe and how much you get elicit feelings of suspense, Age of Fake News the height of the Cold War. long-missing thriller, recently The Thriller in the Finding Fanon involved; the vital question is: surprise, thrill and anxiety in Lonely defence department 14:30-15:15 NFT2 rediscovered by archive From trolling and swatting to Can You Trust Us? non-fiction storytelling. Join Digital Age 18:00-18:30 Library clerk Cyril Vining thinks he’s curators as part of the BFI’s catfishing and doxing, online this panel of documentary found a friend when a corrupt We take a look at the history ‘Most Wanted’ film hunt. harassment is growing, fuelled 17:15-18:15 NTF3 experts to discuss the The video game is the journalist invites him to a of the genre, from The Action and excitement by the ubiquity of social influence of the thriller medium we usually turn to for gallery’s private view. But his Manchurian Candidate to beckon as popular sleuth media and constantly evolving This session will chart the genre on the way in which one-on-one thrills. We pit our colleague Petrovich has other Point Break and beyond to Mick Cardby (Mason) goes on methods of attack. As this evolution of the techno- filmmakers withhold facts, wits against imaginary foes things in mind, and poor, explore what these films the trail of a missing girl, and new culture of fear develops thriller, from the early days construct truth and reality, until we unplug and power nervous Cyril is quickly in reveal about their own times finds himself in the clutches among young web users, our of the internet into our engage with spectators, and down. But what happens if over his head. – and ours – and the role of of a gang of blackmailers. panel will explore how moving present and beyond. Using market the films. the action is removed from the media in exposing or image culture responds to references from cinema and the game? Artists Larry colluding with a cover up. 21st-century anxiety, and how moving image culture, our Achiampong and David Our own Woodward and cybercrime is portrayed in panellists will explore how Blandy will talk about their Bernstein panel, hosted by films and TV. the thriller portrays and use the Grand Theft Auto responds to contemporary Samira Ahmed, investigate. Programmed and organised by the BFI game landscape to make a Future Film Steering Group anxieties around comment on race, identity technological innovation, and globalisation in their the internet, privacy, and piece Finding Fanon Part Two. mass surveillance.
Radio Atlas Archive Psychology of Nasty Women: Young Writers: Map Presents Suspense Thrill and Fear Celebrating Reinventing the The Double 18:30-19:00 NTF3 19:00-20:00 The Blue Room the Women in TV Thriller 18:15-19:15 NFT2 Erotic Thrillers for Millennials We present a rare screening From heart-pounding NFT3 of one of the very first 19:15-20:15 NTF3 19:30-20:45 NFT2 Produced for the popular scenes to edge-of-the seat The thrillers ever committed to plot twists, the thriller Blue Danish podcast Third Ear, The The erotic thriller, which Q&A with writers Jess Brittain internationally successful film, Suspense, directed by genre is ripe for exploring Room Double is the true story of peaked in the late 80s and (Clique), Marnie Dickens Clique – a six-part Phillips Smalley and Lois how spectators behave two young men from Viborg, 90s, has gifted us with (Thirteen) & Vinay Patel psychological thriller set on Weber (who also stars in when exposed to strong (Murdered by My Father), and a small town in Denmark, some of the most complex a university campus created Box the film). A new mother, feelings of anxiety, fear, Head of the BBC Writersroom, who share the same name. female characters. Our by Skins writer Jess Brittain. Office left alone in the house, is anticipation and thrill. Join Anne Edyvean They had never met until one panellists investigate the Our panel of young writers threatened by a homeless us to find out how your mind fateful night in October, 13 best and worst of these BBC Three has led the will examine what exciting man who finds the key to the responds to adrenaline- BFI Studio Atrium years ago, when one Thomas beautiful, manipulative and way with producing online new forms are emerging from SHOP door. Don’t miss this rare inducing techniques such Andersen tried to run over ruthless ‘nasty women’, thrillers and dramas designed this new breed of thriller, and chance to see one of the as editing, scoring and the other in his car. The who more often than not to specifically appeal to what it takes to make them silent short films that created camera shots, and how we’re screening will be presented outshine and outwit their Millennials. These have appeal to Generation Y/Z. a new cinematic language of conditioned to react to some NFT2 by director Thomas Andersen. hapless male counterparts included online-only drama suspense, presented here of the most iconic, thrilling in films that investigate the Thirteen, Murdered by My In partnership with Radio Atlas, an with a live score. moments on screen. English-language home for subtitled intersections of greed, sex Father and the massive audio from around the world. and the balance of power. Library @radioatlas
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Doom Room KCL Key Scholars White Rabbit The Craft Anxious Films for Shots in the Dark Philosophical Screens Tuko Macho In the Land Prof. Barbara How Film thinks All Day Atrium Storytelling of the Edit Anxious Times 14:45-15:45 NTF3 17:00-18:00 NFT2 of Shonda… Klinger on the In partnership with Suspense Sessions 13:10-15:30 The Blue Room 17:30-18:30 The Blue Room A boundary-pushing VR Female Body in BFI NETWORK A good short thriller is a If you had the chance to 12:00, 14:00, 16:00, 18:00 16:00-17:00 NFT3 experience combining new Gothic Crime BFI Shop 13:15-14:15 NFT2 Across a series of short hard thing to find. In fact, of condemn a criminal to death Screenwriter and TV technologies, installation and Thrillers illustrated talks, expert all the genres it may be one In this special edition of our would you do it? That’s producer Shonda Rhimes’ peformance, Doom Room of the hardest to execute the question that the Nest White Rabbit have created What makes a thriller speakers will examine popular discussion series pulp TV thrillers reinvented takes you into a hypnotic 12:00-13:00 NTF3 successfully. This programme Collective forces on us an interactive theatrical work? In partnership with how thrillers reveal the that explores cinema through the genre for a prime-time world of hyper-sensuality offers up seven gems that hit in their web series Tuko storytelling response to The BFI NETWORK, we delve deepest fear and anxieties a philosophical lens, we slot and created a new and suspense. Unmissable In the latest of our Key the nail on the head, distilling Macho. A dramatisation of Big Thrill. At the café tables into the craft of suspense, of the society from which examine suspense; what destination for women and and definitely not for the Scholars’ lecture series, the essence of the thriller Kenya’s issues with crime we’ll tell you the stories that with a special guest speaker it emerges. Do British spy is it, what does it do to us, multicultural audiences. faint-hearted. presented with King’s College in exciting and unexpected and vigilante justice, Tuko ended up on the cutting room dissecting modern classic thrillers of the 60s reflect and how is cinema uniquely These are high-octane London, we welcome Barbara ways. Buckle up! Macho centers on a vigilante floor. These stories might be The Silence of the Lambs unease with the waning equipped to create it? dramas featuring fiercely Klinger (Provost Professor gang who kidnap criminals Archive told by the wise gal polishing to find out what really Empire? Do erotic thrillers Join film-philosophers Lucy independent, professional Emerita, The Media School, in Nairobi, and asks viewers glasses in the coffee shop, the makes us afraid. of the 80s expose fear of Archive Bolton, John Ó Maoilearca women sidestepping love Persona Indiana University) for a to vote on their execution or hapless driver of the getaway sex at a time of heightened and Catherine Wheatley and settling scores. But have Non Grata fascinating dissection of The Patient release. You will be placed car, or the tipsy couple in AIDS awareness? Join us to to find out. Rhimes’ ‘tough women’ simply the aesthetic and cultural Ethics of Thriller Vanishes in the jury’s chair during 12:00-13:00 NFT2 the background of the bar discover how every era gets created another trope for significance of female victims Non-Fiction a screening and live vote, scene. You may even fall in the thriller it deserves. 15:30-16:45 NFT2 black women to contend in crime thrillers – from Through A followed by a chance to talk COI 1962. Dir David Eady. 58min love, be forced to change 13:30-14:30 NFT3 with? Three critics, Simran Psycho to The Silence of the Screen Darkly: to director Jim Chuchu. your identity, be asked to UK 1941. Dir Lawrence Hans, Kelli Weston and Laura An unusual, unlikely Lambs to recent international Trust No One: deliver a vital message to a Documentary filmmakers Huntington. With James Mason, Cybercrime Supported by The British Council Kirwan-Adams, promise dramatised security training TV thrillers like The Conspiracy and stranger, or go on the run. It’s borrow many of the tropes Mary Clare, Margaret Vyner on Screen to fix it. film made by the Central Killing (Forbrydelsen). up to you what you choose to from the thriller genre to Paranoia in the Office of Information at A rare chance to see this 16:00-17:00 The Blue Room Nowhere to Run? believe and how much you get elicit feelings of suspense, Age of Fake News the height of the Cold War. long-missing thriller, recently The Thriller in the Finding Fanon involved; the vital question is: surprise, thrill and anxiety in Lonely defence department 14:30-15:15 NFT2 rediscovered by archive From trolling and swatting to Can You Trust Us? non-fiction storytelling. Join Digital Age 18:00-18:30 Library clerk Cyril Vining thinks he’s curators as part of the BFI’s catfishing and doxing, online this panel of documentary found a friend when a corrupt We take a look at the history ‘Most Wanted’ film hunt. harassment is growing, fuelled 17:15-18:15 NTF3 experts to discuss the The video game is the journalist invites him to a of the genre, from The Action and excitement by the ubiquity of social influence of the thriller medium we usually turn to for gallery’s private view. But his Manchurian Candidate to beckon as popular sleuth media and constantly evolving This session will chart the genre on the way in which one-on-one thrills. We pit our colleague Petrovich has other Point Break and beyond to Mick Cardby (Mason) goes on methods of attack. As this evolution of the techno- filmmakers withhold facts, wits against imaginary foes things in mind, and poor, explore what these films the trail of a missing girl, and new culture of fear develops thriller, from the early days construct truth and reality, until we unplug and power nervous Cyril is quickly in reveal about their own times finds himself in the clutches among young web users, our of the internet into our engage with spectators, and down. But what happens if over his head. – and ours – and the role of of a gang of blackmailers. panel will explore how moving present and beyond. Using market the films. the action is removed from the media in exposing or image culture responds to references from cinema and the game? Artists Larry colluding with a cover up. 21st-century anxiety, and how moving image culture, our Achiampong and David Our own Woodward and cybercrime is portrayed in panellists will explore how Blandy will talk about their Bernstein panel, hosted by films and TV. the thriller portrays and use the Grand Theft Auto responds to contemporary Samira Ahmed, investigate. Programmed and organised by the BFI game landscape to make a Future Film Steering Group anxieties around comment on race, identity technological innovation, and globalisation in their the internet, privacy, and piece Finding Fanon Part Two. mass surveillance.
Radio Atlas Archive Psychology of Nasty Women: Young Writers: Map Presents Suspense Thrill and Fear Celebrating Reinventing the The Double 18:30-19:00 NTF3 19:00-20:00 The Blue Room the Women in TV Thriller 18:15-19:15 NFT2 Erotic Thrillers for Millennials We present a rare screening From heart-pounding NFT3 of one of the very first 19:15-20:15 NTF3 19:30-20:45 NFT2 Produced for the popular scenes to edge-of-the seat The thrillers ever committed to plot twists, the thriller Blue Danish podcast Third Ear, The The erotic thriller, which Q&A with writers Jess Brittain internationally successful film, Suspense, directed by genre is ripe for exploring Room Double is the true story of peaked in the late 80s and (Clique), Marnie Dickens Clique – a six-part Phillips Smalley and Lois how spectators behave two young men from Viborg, 90s, has gifted us with (Thirteen) & Vinay Patel psychological thriller set on Weber (who also stars in when exposed to strong (Murdered by My Father), and a small town in Denmark, some of the most complex a university campus created Box the film). A new mother, feelings of anxiety, fear, Head of the BBC Writersroom, who share the same name. female characters. Our by Skins writer Jess Brittain. Office left alone in the house, is anticipation and thrill. Join Anne Edyvean They had never met until one panellists investigate the Our panel of young writers threatened by a homeless us to find out how your mind fateful night in October, 13 best and worst of these BBC Three has led the will examine what exciting man who finds the key to the responds to adrenaline- BFI Studio Atrium years ago, when one Thomas beautiful, manipulative and way with producing online new forms are emerging from SHOP door. Don’t miss this rare inducing techniques such Andersen tried to run over ruthless ‘nasty women’, thrillers and dramas designed this new breed of thriller, and chance to see one of the as editing, scoring and the other in his car. The who more often than not to specifically appeal to what it takes to make them silent short films that created camera shots, and how we’re screening will be presented outshine and outwit their Millennials. These have appeal to Generation Y/Z. a new cinematic language of conditioned to react to some NFT2 by director Thomas Andersen. hapless male counterparts included online-only drama suspense, presented here of the most iconic, thrilling in films that investigate the Thirteen, Murdered by My In partnership with Radio Atlas, an with a live score. moments on screen. English-language home for subtitled intersections of greed, sex Father and the massive audio from around the world. and the balance of power. Library @radioatlas
Mediatheque NFT1
BFI Riverfront
entranceMain
BFI bar & kitchen River entrance
River ALL DAY PASS EVENTS
Doom Room KCL Key Scholars White Rabbit The Craft Anxious Films for Shots in the Dark Philosophical Screens Tuko Macho In the Land Prof. Barbara How Film thinks All Day Atrium Storytelling of the Edit Anxious Times 14:45-15:45 NTF3 17:00-18:00 NFT2 of Shonda… Klinger on the In partnership with Suspense Sessions 13:10-15:30 The Blue Room 17:30-18:30 The Blue Room A boundary-pushing VR Female Body in BFI NETWORK A good short thriller is a If you had the chance to 12:00, 14:00, 16:00, 18:00 16:00-17:00 NFT3 experience combining new Gothic Crime BFI Shop 13:15-14:15 NFT2 Across a series of short hard thing to find. In fact, of condemn a criminal to death Screenwriter and TV technologies, installation and Thrillers illustrated talks, expert all the genres it may be one In this special edition of our would you do it? That’s producer Shonda Rhimes’ peformance, Doom Room of the hardest to execute the question that the Nest White Rabbit have created What makes a thriller speakers will examine popular discussion series pulp TV thrillers reinvented takes you into a hypnotic 12:00-13:00 NTF3 successfully. This programme Collective forces on us an interactive theatrical work? In partnership with how thrillers reveal the that explores cinema through the genre for a prime-time world of hyper-sensuality offers up seven gems that hit in their web series Tuko storytelling response to The BFI NETWORK, we delve deepest fear and anxieties a philosophical lens, we slot and created a new and suspense. Unmissable In the latest of our Key the nail on the head, distilling Macho. A dramatisation of Big Thrill. At the café tables into the craft of suspense, of the society from which examine suspense; what destination for women and and definitely not for the Scholars’ lecture series, the essence of the thriller Kenya’s issues with crime we’ll tell you the stories that with a special guest speaker it emerges. Do British spy is it, what does it do to us, multicultural audiences. faint-hearted. presented with King’s College in exciting and unexpected and vigilante justice, Tuko ended up on the cutting room dissecting modern classic thrillers of the 60s reflect and how is cinema uniquely These are high-octane London, we welcome Barbara ways. Buckle up! Macho centers on a vigilante floor. These stories might be The Silence of the Lambs unease with the waning equipped to create it? dramas featuring fiercely Klinger (Provost Professor gang who kidnap criminals Archive told by the wise gal polishing to find out what really Empire? Do erotic thrillers Join film-philosophers Lucy independent, professional Emerita, The Media School, in Nairobi, and asks viewers glasses in the coffee shop, the makes us afraid. of the 80s expose fear of Archive Bolton, John Ó Maoilearca women sidestepping love Persona Indiana University) for a to vote on their execution or hapless driver of the getaway sex at a time of heightened and Catherine Wheatley and settling scores. But have Non Grata fascinating dissection of The Patient release. You will be placed car, or the tipsy couple in AIDS awareness? Join us to to find out. Rhimes’ ‘tough women’ simply the aesthetic and cultural Ethics of Thriller Vanishes in the jury’s chair during 12:00-13:00 NFT2 the background of the bar discover how every era gets created another trope for significance of female victims Non-Fiction a screening and live vote, scene. You may even fall in the thriller it deserves. 15:30-16:45 NFT2 black women to contend in crime thrillers – from Through A followed by a chance to talk COI 1962. Dir David Eady. 58min love, be forced to change 13:30-14:30 NFT3 with? Three critics, Simran Psycho to The Silence of the Screen Darkly: to director Jim Chuchu. your identity, be asked to UK 1941. Dir Lawrence Hans, Kelli Weston and Laura An unusual, unlikely Lambs to recent international Trust No One: deliver a vital message to a Documentary filmmakers Huntington. With James Mason, Cybercrime Supported by The British Council Kirwan-Adams, promise dramatised security training TV thrillers like The Conspiracy and stranger, or go on the run. It’s borrow many of the tropes Mary Clare, Margaret Vyner on Screen to fix it. film made by the Central Killing (Forbrydelsen). up to you what you choose to from the thriller genre to Paranoia in the Office of Information at A rare chance to see this 16:00-17:00 The Blue Room Nowhere to Run? believe and how much you get elicit feelings of suspense, Age of Fake News the height of the Cold War. long-missing thriller, recently The Thriller in the Finding Fanon involved; the vital question is: surprise, thrill and anxiety in Lonely defence department 14:30-15:15 NFT2 rediscovered by archive From trolling and swatting to Can You Trust Us? non-fiction storytelling. Join Digital Age 18:00-18:30 Library clerk Cyril Vining thinks he’s curators as part of the BFI’s catfishing and doxing, online this panel of documentary found a friend when a corrupt We take a look at the history ‘Most Wanted’ film hunt. harassment is growing, fuelled 17:15-18:15 NTF3 experts to discuss the The video game is the journalist invites him to a of the genre, from The Action and excitement by the ubiquity of social influence of the thriller medium we usually turn to for gallery’s private view. But his Manchurian Candidate to beckon as popular sleuth media and constantly evolving This session will chart the genre on the way in which one-on-one thrills. We pit our colleague Petrovich has other Point Break and beyond to Mick Cardby (Mason) goes on methods of attack. As this evolution of the techno- filmmakers withhold facts, wits against imaginary foes things in mind, and poor, explore what these films the trail of a missing girl, and new culture of fear develops thriller, from the early days construct truth and reality, until we unplug and power nervous Cyril is quickly in reveal about their own times finds himself in the clutches among young web users, our of the internet into our engage with spectators, and down. But what happens if over his head. – and ours – and the role of of a gang of blackmailers. panel will explore how moving present and beyond. Using market the films. the action is removed from the media in exposing or image culture responds to references from cinema and the game? Artists Larry colluding with a cover up. 21st-century anxiety, and how moving image culture, our Achiampong and David Our own Woodward and cybercrime is portrayed in panellists will explore how Blandy will talk about their Bernstein panel, hosted by films and TV. the thriller portrays and use the Grand Theft Auto responds to contemporary Samira Ahmed, investigate. Programmed and organised by the BFI game landscape to make a Future Film Steering Group anxieties around comment on race, identity technological innovation, and globalisation in their the internet, privacy, and piece Finding Fanon Part Two. mass surveillance.
Radio Atlas Archive Psychology of Nasty Women: Young Writers: Map Presents Suspense Thrill and Fear Celebrating Reinventing the The Double 18:30-19:00 NTF3 19:00-20:00 The Blue Room the Women in TV Thriller 18:15-19:15 NFT2 Erotic Thrillers for Millennials We present a rare screening From heart-pounding NFT3 of one of the very first 19:15-20:15 NTF3 19:30-20:45 NFT2 Produced for the popular scenes to edge-of-the seat The thrillers ever committed to plot twists, the thriller Blue Danish podcast Third Ear, The The erotic thriller, which Q&A with writers Jess Brittain internationally successful film, Suspense, directed by genre is ripe for exploring Room Double is the true story of peaked in the late 80s and (Clique), Marnie Dickens Clique – a six-part Phillips Smalley and Lois how spectators behave two young men from Viborg, 90s, has gifted us with (Thirteen) & Vinay Patel psychological thriller set on Weber (who also stars in when exposed to strong (Murdered by My Father), and a small town in Denmark, some of the most complex a university campus created Box the film). A new mother, feelings of anxiety, fear, Head of the BBC Writersroom, who share the same name. female characters. Our by Skins writer Jess Brittain. Office left alone in the house, is anticipation and thrill. Join Anne Edyvean They had never met until one panellists investigate the Our panel of young writers threatened by a homeless us to find out how your mind fateful night in October, 13 best and worst of these BBC Three has led the will examine what exciting man who finds the key to the responds to adrenaline- BFI Studio Atrium years ago, when one Thomas beautiful, manipulative and way with producing online new forms are emerging from SHOP door. Don’t miss this rare inducing techniques such Andersen tried to run over ruthless ‘nasty women’, thrillers and dramas designed this new breed of thriller, and chance to see one of the as editing, scoring and the other in his car. The who more often than not to specifically appeal to what it takes to make them silent short films that created camera shots, and how we’re screening will be presented outshine and outwit their Millennials. These have appeal to Generation Y/Z. a new cinematic language of conditioned to react to some NFT2 by director Thomas Andersen. hapless male counterparts included online-only drama suspense, presented here of the most iconic, thrilling in films that investigate the Thirteen, Murdered by My In partnership with Radio Atlas, an with a live score. moments on screen. English-language home for subtitled intersections of greed, sex Father and the massive audio from around the world. and the balance of power. Library @radioatlas
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Over one rollercoaster ride of a day The Big Thrill will bring together leading storytellers, The BFI’s Who Can You Trust? FOLLOW US season of thrillers runs until the screenwriters, actors, directors, composers, end of December, so join us for journalists and podcasters to help you explore some big-screen thrills this winter #BFIThriller why the thriller is the genre of our times. THE BIG Jump into over 15 events dissecting cinematic suspense, and interviews with some of the world’s top thrill-makers. Grab a coffee in the bar as storytellers tell you the tales of THRILL the sidelined characters in classic thrillers. Debate the power of the thriller in an era of fake news and catfishing. Act as judge, jury and hangman in a live vigilante vote. Get a chance to see a rare print of a ‘Missing Believed Wiped’ archive classic. Hear from leading screenwriters such as Abi Morgan and leading actors such as Stellan Skarsgård and – if you dare – hold a bloody heart in the immersive Doom Room and then close the night with a mystery film. By the time you leave there’s nothing you won’t know about the thriller…
We have four events in NFT1 that are individually ticketed, Discover your new film obsession all other events are included in your All Day Pass. £3 tickets to any screening or event at BFI Southbank for anyone aged 25 and under Sign up at bfi.org.uk/25-and-under #BFIThriller