Let Them Be Seen Teaser Bfi London Film Festival 2026 7 18 October

Summary

Nolitha Refilwe Mkulisi's debut feature – a tender love letter to Tapoleng, her hometown in South Africa – offers an intimate ... This mysterious and uniquely introspective journey through Tbilisi traces the steps of a once-famous Georgian actor. The 70th A dancer and a playwright juggle the mundanities of living together with the struggles of creative practice as part of Iran's ... Discovering a cache of Super 8 home movies and photographs following the death of his grandmother, Chilean filmmaker Rafael ... Beatrice Gibson's feature directorial debut is a luminous nocturne, evocatively capturing the streets of Paris over the course of a ... Few sporting contests loom as large in the public imagination as the dramatic 1986 World Cup Quarter Final between England ... In a masterclass of control and precision, Paweł Pawlikowski explores the fragmented soul of postwar Germany through a ... Journey through the hidden flows of our planet with this immersive installation by acclaimed UK studio Marshmallow Laser Feast, ... Mesmerising, stimulating and unsettling, Niels Schneider and Léa Seydoux star in this body-swap tale that grapples with the ... A river can wash away a home, but not its memories. This intimate XR journey explores loss, resilience and the traces we This dazzling puzzle adventure, set across vast brutalist landscapes shaped by time, asks you to explore, listen and unravel a ... Sekja, an ageing and charismatic Korean trans burlesque star, is front and centre in this glorious Cédric Kahn's watchful drama deftly captures life within an adolescent psychiatric unit, from the carers' work to the kids' trauma, ... The queen of sensual cinema returns with a 1970s Manila-set neo-noir about a police officer-turned-criminal under investigation ... Leo Reich's new series turns the struggles of young Londoners into its playground, mining a generation's problems for biting, ...