The revamped BFI Southbank has a gallery space which showcases works by leading UK and International artists', a new bar and cafe and a Mediatheque which gives visitors the chance to access hundreds of films and TV titles from the BFI National Archive, absolutely free. As well as a drop-in showcase cinema space and a new Filmstore to stock up on film goodies.
Eating and drinking at BFI Southbank
Belvedere Road, London, SE1
Tel: 0207 928 3232, www.bfi.org.uk
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 Head down to BFI Southbank and enjoy a range of activities for free. The gallery showcases stunning exhibits from leading UK and International artists' working in film. The Mediatheque boasts free unlimited access to view over 300 films and television programmes from the world famous BFI National Archive. |
Kids at BFI Southbank!Don't miss the monthly screenings for parents with with babies or toddlers in tow.  These exciting and thought-provoking titles have been chosen to bring out the child in you - or just bring your child along! |
 Francis Albert Sinatra was the greatest popular singer of the 20th century. Sinatra also made movies and was a fine actor. Season to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Chairman of the Board's passing. |
 The family can be a source of support, comfort and love, but it's also frequently a breeding ground for disappointment, frustration, jealousy, resentment, hatred, and all kinds of violently manipulative emotional and physical abuse. |
Andrzej Wadja: An Introduction
2-31 May 08Despite its reputation, Andrzej Wajda's work has been hard to see in Britain.  Despite its towering reputation, Andrzej Wajda's work has been surprisingly hard to see in Britain in the last two decades, with only the great 1950s war trilogy easily available. |
 Far from frivolous, the Fashion in Film Festival crosses time and space to critically examine how the moving image has represented fashion as a concept, industry and cultural form. Marketa Uhlirova introduces a programme where the style is the substance. |
Film Funday – Bugsy Malone
24-25 May 08Celebrate the 'splurge gun' with this classic family picture.  Leap into Alan Parker's classic family picture. Bugsy Malone returns with a great score, plenty of slapstick and a celebration of the 'splurge gun'! |
 Jazz brunches, a sizzling evening of fabulous vintage costumes, interactive gaming, cocktails and music in celebration of the 2nd Fashion in Film Festival. |
 Follow the Yellow Brick Road! Bring favourite Oz characters to life with fab family activities against a real Emerald City backdrop. |
