Tom Grieve

Jason Wood, HOME’s Creative Director: Film & Culture, hosts a Q&A with Guest of Honour star David Thewlis and director Atom Egoyan. Watch the film on Curzon Home Cinema first, and then head over to YouTube on Monday night.

Veteran filmmaker Atom Egoyan returns with a complex, absorbing family drama about a father-daughter relationship wrestling with past traumas that inform present circumstances.

If you’re anything like us, you’ve been salivating at the ever-suave Stanley Tucci’s online cocktail making demonstrations — his directorial debut is equally seductive.

Last summer, David Lynch took over HOME with his art, film, music and more! Every corner of HOME was inhabited by a Lynchian spirit for Manchester International Festival.

We Are One: A Global Film Festival is a free 10-day online festival, exclusively on YouTube, born out of the idea that the film community can come together in times of crises.

Experimental art-house auteurs Anocha Suwichakornpong and Ben Rivers join forces for a surreal, perplexing trip to Thailand in Krabi, 2562.

In collaboration with MUBI, HOME invite audiences to an online Q&A to celebrate the release of Krabi, 2562.

Join Reclaim the Frame — the nationwide initiative dedicated to promoting women-led film — to listen to director Mark Cousins discuss his new film with a panel of experts.

Narrated by Tilda Swinton, Jane Fonda, Adjoa Andoh, Sharmila Tagore, Kerry Fox, Thandie Newton and Debra Winger, this is the bold follow-up to Mark Cousins’ The Story of Film: An Odyssey.

One of the most noteworthy films to be released direct to streaming during lockdown so far, Eliza Hittman’s Never Rarely Sometimes Always is a vital depiction of women’s rights in the contemporary United States.

The 40th anniversary 4K restoration of the Director’s Cut version of Steven Spielberg’s sci-fi classic in which a series of unexplained events lead an electrical engineer (Richard Dreyfuss) into an encounter with an alien lifeform.

Now showing on BFI Player is Wanuri Kahiu lyrical lesbian romance, Rafiki. Notable as the first Kenyan film to screen at Cannes, Kahiu breathes life and colour into the story…