Tom Grieve

With I Am Not Your Negro, filmmaker Raoul Peck takes writer James Baldwin’s final, unfinished project “Remember This House” and turns it into a vital, furious documentary that examines the history of race and representation in America.

Streaming service the Criterion Channel has pledged its support for the Black Lives Matter movement with a series of financial commitments to anti-racism organisations, and by making a collection of landmark black films available to watch for free until the end of the month.

Reclaim the Frame is back this Friday with a preview event for Rock Against Racism documentary, White Riot.

A chorus of film critics and fervent devotees explore the complicated afterlife of 1995’s biggest film flop, Paul Verhoeven’s showgirls, from disastrous release to cult adoration and extraordinary redemption.

Shefield DocFest returns this June with a mammoth programme that explores and expands the limits of documentary.

Sue, works in a library. Daniel, eats crisps and listens to Metallica. This was the summer Daniel was due to spend with his father and his father’s new wife in Florida. But when they cancel his trip at the last minute, Sue and Daniel suddenly face the prospect of six long weeks together.

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.