Screening

Join Jordy Dik (Artistic Leader of Compagnie Tiuri) and Loura Van Krimpen (co-choreographer of Compagnie Tiuri) for a screening and introduction to a unique dance film highlighting stories of escape and sanctuary.

Step into the possibilities of a world informed by autistic perspectives and perception.

A film screening and discussion exploring trans rights, disability justice, and queer resistance through water, myth, and migration.

Join LAGO Collective and Oroko Radio for a screening and conversation on restrictive visa regimes within global cities.

Marking 25 years of Somerset House, this series celebrates film and moving image work from across our resident creative community.

Inviting some of our 600 resident organisations and artists to screen their film and moving image work, this series creates a space for peer-to-peer dialogue, sharing the processes and collaborations involved.

From documentaries that surface stories of migration and the environment, to films borne out of the exceptional creative talent of neurodiverse directors and performers - enjoy visual storytelling that pushes boundaries at the intersection of creativity and social change.

Join us on Wednesday evenings to discover newly released films, gain behind-the-scenes insights and leave inspired

Emerging Pathways will spotlight the future of design through the lens of education, access and representation. This event explores traditional and non-traditional routes into the design and cultural industries, with a focus on supporting the next generation of Black creatives.

Join us for an exclusive screening of this documentary, followed by a Q&A with the director, Romina Osterling and Kiara Kulisic, founder of CHIQA.

Ajụjụ by Myles Igwebuike, the Nigeria Pavilion designer, is a filmic inquiry into the subtle architectures of memory, absence, and becoming.

An evening showcase of artist films and discussion between filmmakers.

Join us every day for a fun-filled journey into the many worlds created by soil.

We spend a day tracing the influence of Black British creatives across disciplines.

Marking the close The Voices of A Tempest exhibition, this event foregrounds the celebration of affect, desire and positivity.