The six films on show ‘engage with perspectives that address the lived experience’ of disabled people in the UK
Anti-immigration discourse is rife, with much of it aimed at people arriving in small boats. A new short film hopes to change that.
Anna Laetitia Barbauld was a leader in the Enlightenment, a prominent poet and a women's rights activist, but her name has largely been left out of the history books.
Olivier Award-winner Matthew Xia directs this stage adaptation of the film The Harder They Come at Stratford East
A former programmer at the Rio and now Head of Cinema at the Barbican looks back at the surprisingly rich history of Hackney’s cinemas
East London cinemas, galleries, pop-up venues and basement clubs to host film screenings as well as experimental art, workshops, interactive walks and parties
Stoke Newington author Travis Elborough describes some of the strangest and most historically-obscure locations across the globe in his latest book
Documentary-maker George Amponsah talks Mark Duggan, Met policing and the best way to protest police violence
Inspired by the tragic story of war reporter Dorothy Lawrence, Blue Pen looks at the lives of women journalists whose voices have been silenced
Volume provides an insider account of how the idealistic goals that motivated the early phases of Olympic legacy planning gradually eroded
Tom Sweet’s gifted performance belies his young age in this fearsome psychodrama about fascism
The Dalston picturehouse will host feminist films ranging from the hard-hitting to the lighthearted
