Programme A-Z

Reanimating a Baron and the Black Princess, this speculative film summons figures from the past through bodies of the present, in a visceral call for reconciliation.

Michael Mabbott and Lucah Rosenberg-Lee’s ode to the forgotten soul musician Jackie Shane documents a life of eclipsed stardom and trailblazing trans musical history.

An unconventional choir attempt to communicate with those who have lost their connection to conventional language, in this beautiful and humane black-and-white study.

A treasure trove of live and archive footage drives this portrait of the British band as they prepare to tour their new album.

Few groups embraced sci-fi, satire and surrealism with the gusto that the Dada-inspired, US new-wave, art-punk, synth-pop band DEVO did, as this energetic portrait reveals.

There is no better subject to create a generative documentary around than musician, producer, artist, activist and all-round polymath Brian Eno. This ingenious film shows why.

A poetic-sonic expression from Sheffield-based artist Otis Mensah and performer Jamal Sterrett that explores diasporic-bonding, friendship and our many delicate states of home.

Iranian superstar Googoosh, who was subject to decades of persecution at home, recounts her extraordinary 50-year career as a singer, actress and activist.

An iconic singer's life, music and lyrics are deeply intertwined with the struggle for freedom in a country known as Africa's last colony.

Troubled Eastender Hak Baker's life takes an unexpected turn after he wins a guitar in a prison raffle.

The fascinating story of Cimarons, the first UK band to embrace the thrilling new sound coming out of Jamaica.

Showcasing the band's expansive cinematic sound, this musical labour of love charts Mogwai's history, from its inception in 1995 to the release of the band's tenth album, 2021's "As the Love Continues".

A comprehensive, enthralling and aptly provocative portrait of the singer-songwriter, musician, poet, performance artist, visual artist and occultist known as Genesis P-Orridge.

Taking its title from her second album, Philipp Fussenegger and Judy Landkammer's riveting portrait of Peaches celebrates the career of one of contemporary music's iconoclasts.

On the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro, the city’s top ballroom houses convene in a sweaty, euphonic competition, in this electrifying portrait of contemporary queer Brazil.

A young singer and influencer lives in a dream world of her own making, but behind this glitzy veneer lies a much more complicated reality.