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The BFI cares for the world's richest and most significant collection of film and television. The BFI National Archive is at the heart of this work, where we preserve almost one million titles, from the earliest silent films to new releases and digital work.

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Horses' New Year's Feast (1913)
Horses' New Year's Feast (1913)
The occupants of the famous Horses' Home of Rest enjoy a special feed for New Year.
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DVD & Blu-ray
The film that launched Jacques Tati's eternally accident prone on-screen alter ego.
DVD & Blu-ray
4-disc collection of classic early Charlie Chaplin filmed at the legendary Keystone Studios.
BFI film releases and tours. Read more
Screening around the UK
Four Portraits of Post-War Britain by John Krish, showing at cinemas around the UK.
Screening around the UK

Ernst Lubitsch's wondrous comedy, now showing at selected UK cinemas.
Screening around the UK
Howard Hawks' classic adaptation of Raymond Chandler's novel returns to UK cinemas.
BFI books & posters
An entertaining and illuminating guide to 100 of the most interesting and important animated films from around the world.
BFI books & posters
Buy the poster for our BFI Southbank season from the BFI Printstore.

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Sight and Sound
News and reviews from the international film magazine
Sight and Sound
Re-release: The Big Sleep (1946)
Read John Pym's 1978 Monthly Film Bulletin review of Howard Hawks' tantalising adaptation of Raymond Chandler’s famously Byzantine detective noir.
The DVDs of 2010
24 critics and curators choose their releases - and rediscoveries - of the year.
2010 in review
The Social Network leads our round-up of the films and highlights of the year, as voted by 85 critics and curators.
Review: On Tour
Chris Darke finds all manner of resonances in actor-auteur Mathieu Amalric’s portrait of a New Burlesque troupe touring provincial France.
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Latest news from the BFI

16
Dec
We announce the first stage of proposed measures to support film in the UK.
06
Dec
One of Britain's most important animation collections acquired for future generations.
03
Dec
A short introduction to UK film industry measures, announced by the Department for Culture Media and Sport.
29
Nov
Measures to support UK film industry announced by Department for Culture Media and Sport.
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BFI Live

Our online video channel exploring film and TV culture

Upstairs Downstairs + Q&A

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