You can see the complete film as part of BFI Southbank's Titanic centenary season and in BFI Mediatheques around the UK - www.bfi.org.uk A thinly-veiled retelling of the Titanic disaster - direct reference to which was forbidden by the White Star Line - EA Dupont's 1929 epic 'Atlantic' was among the earliest British sound films and the first produced in multiple languages (English, German, and later French). This extract from the English version features Madeleine Carroll in her first sound role.

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Our first Official Video! Put the highest quality and leave your comments, add to your videos, share with friends. BFI x 2010 www.facebook.com www.myspace.com www.twitter.com www.vk.com Recorded and Produced by Gleb Kondratiuk Camera by Eugeniy Gostuchin Engineered and Mastered by Gena Neganov

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Even after the completion of the Republic/Allied merger its nice to have some BFI colors around.

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This film is available to buy as part of the BFI's 'Free Cinema' DVD - filmstore.bfi.org.uk Filmed over a 12-month period, this study of children's games played in London streets and playgrounds stands out for its freshness and spontaneity; it remains an important companion piece to Peter and Iona Opie's classic studies of children's games and rhymes. Director Leslie Daiken demonstrates considerable skill and understanding in the way he captures the children, whose games range from the repetitive tongue-twisters chanted by the girls to a small boy trailing a stick along iron railings. Made over a decade after the end of the war, the film also stands as a record of the bomb sites that pockmarked London and provided many urban children with a place to play. (Robin Baker) You can watch this and over 1200 other complete films and TV programmes from the BFI National Archive free of charge at the new BFI Mediatheque - www.bfi.org.uk

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The exciting new trailer for the BFI's restoration of Dracula, playing in cinemas across the UK now. Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing in one of horror's most enduring partnerships. * The BFI have given full written authorisation for me to post this online. The trailer remains the copyright of BFI and Hammer Films. Any questions should be directed to me at info@avalard.com

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Producer and the guitar of the band Gleb Kondratiuk answered interesting questions: about secrets of single's name, about everyday life of group and nuances of the project, etc. BFI x 2011 www.facebook.com www.myspace.com www.twitter.com www.vk.com Camera by Eugeniy Gostuchin Engineered and Mastered by Alexander Krupina vk.com vk.com

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The most powerful cinematic experience ever created.

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Watching this recently unearthed treasure is all the more amazing when you realise the footage itself was shot as long ago as 1912. The surviving version of the film you see here was re-edited in the 1920s and titled The Otter, with a final hunting scene removed. Intertitles tell us all about the habits of this fascinating creature, alongside the first known shots of an otter swimming underwater. We even get to see the cameramen setting up their special tank in the river for filming these scenes. Just think otter fans -- this furry fellow is almost a century old! (Simon McCallum) You can watch almost 1000 other complete films and TV programmes from the BFI National Archive free of charge at the new BFI Mediatheque - www.bfi.org.uk

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Highlights from the BFI National Archive's extensive collection of films shot in Tibet prior to the Chinese occupation can now be seen in the BBC/BFI co-production, 'The Lost World of Tibet' (2008). Featuring a potent interview with the Dalai Lama an extended version the documentary is available to buy on DVD from the BFI Filmstore - filmstore.bfi.org.uk Tibetan Scenes was made by Tsien-Lien Shen in the early 1940s - he was resident Chinese Commissioner in Lhasa from 1942-47. The colour film records many of the ceremonial events that took place in Lhasa, including the New Year ceremonies, and Shen himself appears in the film. There is also evidence of the presence of the Chinese in Lhasa. Although the majority of the film focuses on Tibetan ceremonies, there are some invaluable scenes capturing everyday life in Lhasa, as monks, porters, market stall sellers and the occasional yak compete for space. (Jan Faull) You can now watch over 20 hours of films made in Tibet between 1922 and 1949 in the Mediatheque at BFI Southbank. These include the films of plant hunter and botanist George Sherriff (his love of nature is reflected in the remarkable jewel-like colours of his films); Frederick Bailey: Political Agent, butterfly collector and spy and remarkable footage of Mallory and Irvine's ill-fated attempt to conquer Everest. www.bfi.org.uk

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This was filmed from a tram and shows the streetlife of Ealing, London in 1901. It was originally filmed to show at a fairground and similar events and was meant as a form of entertainment for members of the audience to see if they could spot themselves or someone they knew. Original footage courtesy of the British Film Institute (BFI) under the terms of the Creative Archive Licence.

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Victorian women demonstrate their slalom cycling skills. The precision of the women skilfully negotiating their way around a line of bollards is quite remarkable. Though it's hard not to watch without willing one of them to catch her long white skirt in the bicycle chain. The film was made by Hepworth and Co and might possibly be one of the items listed appealingly in their catalogue as 'Musical Ride by Ladies' or 'Musical Ride by Ladies - Wheeling'. (Robin Baker) For more information about filmmaker Cecil Hepworth see www.screenonline.org.uk You can watch almost 1000 other complete films and TV programmes from the BFI National Archive free of charge at the new BFI Mediatheque - www.bfi.org.uk

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Madonna shares the stage with Artistic Director Sandra Hebron following a screening of WE at the 55th BFI London Film Festival.

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A report from today's BFI screening of the newly discovered Dr Who episode "The Underwater Menace". Part of another episode "Galaxy Four" was also screened. Follow me on twitter @edstradling

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Thanks a million to 20DeziBill for the pictures! For maximum result play at maximum volume only with headphones strictly recommended! Rory Gallagher Tribute by Brute Force and Ignorance (BFI)- recorded Leeuwarden 2006. BFI headlined the 2006 Ballyshannon Rory Festival and supported Tatse on their first gig in Germany after 36 years in Hamm! What a great moment that was!. BFI were back than: Markus Kerkeling: guitar, vocals; Michael Schöwer: Fender Precision bass guitar; Franz-Gerd Albers: drums. Also see BFI with a great version of "Messin`with the kid" - guest: Barry Barnes of Sinnerboy.

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This film shows a drivers eye view of the Metropolitan line. It goes from London's Baker Street to almost Aylesbury and passes through Rickmansworth and Chorley Wood stations. Much of the journey has not changed in almost a century with the same route able to be travelled today. Many of the stations are still in use today with only minor changes. Original footage courtesy of the British Film Institute (BFI) under the terms of the Creative Archive Licence.

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Just some bits of the Q&A panel after the screening of episode 1 of series 4, which was absolutely amazing by the way! :D Enjoy!

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This fascinating film provides an authentic view of London's East End from over a hundred years ago. Flat-capped men flow in a Sunday morning tide down Middlesex Street - better known by its unofficial name, Petticoat Lane - just as they have for generations. This most Cockney of London markets caters to the second clothes trade: at the time when this film was made, the market was dominated by the East End street sellers and the Jewish rag trade (almost all the names on the shop fronts are Jewish). As the camera pans across the market, we see the traders raised above the general level, barking at the crowd. The few women in the picture are stall-holders, selling patched-up trousers and restored boots, while a nearby card sharp tempts the punters. (Bryony Dixon)You can watch over 1400 other complete films and TV programmes from the BFI National Archive free of charge in the Mediatheque at BFI Southbank, London and at the new QUAD centre for art and film in Derby - www.bfi.org.uk www.derbyquad.co.uk

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www.bfi.org.uk This recent rediscovery is believed to be the earliest surviving film inspired by the work of Charles Dickens, in this case the character of Jo the crossing sweep from 'Bleak House'. 'The Death of Poor Joe' was almost certainly made by pioneer filmmaker GA Smith and predates his 1901 adaptation of 'A Christmas Carol', 'Scrooge, or Marley's Ghost' - www.youtube.com

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Unseen for years due to the fragility of the materials, 'Springtime in an English Village' offers an extraordinary and unexpected snapshot of rural life in wartime. After a fairly predictable opening - farmers ploughing fields, cute baby animals gambolling - it finally gets down to business. The film is about that most ancient of English traditions: the selection and crowning of the Queen of the May. But what is so surprising is that 60 years ago the village of Stanion in Northamptonshire chose to honour a young black girl - apparently the daughter of an African merchant seaman who had been evacuated there during the War. It's hard to know quite how literally to take the proceedings. The film was made by the Colonial Film Unit for the purpose of screening throughout Britain's African and Caribbean colonies - to demonstrate 'typical' life in the UK - at a time when the government needed to recruit the support of men and women from across the Empire. Later, in the immediate post-War period, such films not only acted to reinforce imperial solidarity, but formed part of a propaganda campaign to attract cheap labour to the UK. (Robin Baker, with thanks to Tom Rice for additional research) You can watch 1700 other complete films and TV programmes from the BFI National Archive free of charge at the new BFI Mediatheques: www.bfi.org.uk www.derbyquad.co.uk

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Discover the BFI Flipside! Weird and wonderful British films in new high-quality editions. The first releases are The Bed Sitting Room (1969), London in the Raw (1964) and Primitive London (1965). Discover more here: www.bfi.org.uk

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We sent along our intrepid GS reporter Sharlene Mousfar to grab some Interviews with the cast of Merlin as they gear up for series 3. Last but certainly not least is Colin Morgan (Merlin) and Bradley James (Arthur).

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Director Andrew Stanton and stars Taylor Kitsch, Willem Dafoe, Dominic West, James Purefoy, Mark Strong and Lynn Collins joined fans and media at the BFI Southbank for the red carpet of John Carter on March 2nd 2012. Special guests included Peter Gabriel, Dexter Fletcher and Garth Jennings who conducted an exclusive Q+A with Andrew Stanton after screening in association with Lovefilm. John Carter tells the tale of war-weary, former military captain John Carter, who is inexplicably transported to Mars where he becomes reluctantly involved in a conflict of epic proportions between the inhabitants of the planet. Visit the official website at www.disney.co.uk John Carter the newest movie from Academy Award®--winning filmmaker Andrew Stanton is an action adventure story set on Barsoom, the exotic and mysterious planet we know as Mars. Based on the classic novel by Edgar Rice Burroughs, creator of Tarzan, John Carter is the story which inspired many of the most imaginative and well known Hollywood movies, past and present. Next year will mark the 100th anniversary of the John Carter character, first created in the Edgar Rice Burroughs novel. In a world on the brink of collapse, John Carter rediscovers his humanity when he realizes that the survival of Barsoom and its people rests in his hands. John Carter is released in UK cinemas on 9 March 2012.

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Self-styled pier entertainer 'Professor' Reddish was a specialist in the "flying the foam" stunt, which involved mounting a bicycle and riding it down a steep ramp and then off the end of Brighton's West Pier into the sea. To this, director James Williamson adds additional layers of entertainment, firstly by showing the stunt from multiple angles (or rather several stunts, as the surrounding crowds differ from shot to shot) and then by showing it in reverse motion so that Reddish appears to be performing the impossible feat of riding his bicycle vertically out of the sea. Similar treatment is then given to more conventional footage of pier divers. Reddish's foam-flying stunts were clearly a regular attraction, as local photographer George Ruff Jr. took a picture dated 17 June 1904 that could easily have doubled as a still from Williamson's film, but which was presumably not shot at the same time, as no cameras are visible. (Michael Brooke)You can watch over 1500 other complete films and TV programmes from the BFI National Archive free of charge at the BFI Mediatheque. There are Mediatheques at BFI Southbank, London, QUAD, Derby and the new Central Library, Cambridge: www.bfi.org.uk www.derbyquad.co.uk www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk

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NOTICE: Fullscreen this if you can't read the text....duh.... Welcome to the magical programming wonder that is ZZT. What game is this?: Use Google (www.google.com) and punch in ZZT on the search engine. This should answer the 6 questions you are going to ask me. If it doesn't then I'm not going to help you. So DON'T ASK. PLACES OF INTEREST: Armory: Hit the doorbell when the guard is above the key. He'll push it out for ya. And you'll get all the supplies you'll need to start this game. Rube Board: The brain's gotta be utilize here. Look at everything. And make sure you save before doing anything. You don't wanna go past the Three Lakes again, do you? Bomb Area: ....Oh god, this board. This is used as an example to enforce the rule "Refrain from using Throwing Stars." Be VERY CAREFUL. If all hell breaks loose, move VERY quick (Can't push Stars. in fact, Stars push you.) And I can't stress this enough. SAVE BEFORE TRYING ANYTHING. Bank Vault: Now that you know the password, you can net yourself one easy purple key. Make sure you save just in case you slip. Because you won't be able to try again. House of Blues: ...I dunno. It's pretty stupid and blank. The Mixer: Nothing special. It's just I have a headache trying to fetch the keys. - The Labyrinth: THE WHOLE, FREAKING, LABYRINTH. Stock on Torches for this one. Just in case you get lost. - The Room of Extreme Annoyance. Which is just stupid and not fun at all. Do this first. That is, if you can find it. - Dragon's Lair <b>...</b>

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This truck was collecting outside my apartment today. I must admit, this is the first Hardox FL I've seen from the BFI/AW empire.

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We sent along our intrepid GS reporters Sharlene Mousfar and Mirjana Vuga to grab some Interviews with the cast of Merlin as they gear up for Series 4. Lastly is the main man himself -- Colin Morgan, who plays title character, Merlin.

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Interview with Merlin's Bradley James (Prince Arthur) before the screening of episode 02x01 @ the BFI in London on September 6th 2009. Video by digitalspy. Note: This is made from a fan for fans. No copyright infringement intended. The rights belong to their respective owners.

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Interview with the Director Mira Nair at the special Tongues on Fire (TOF) Charity screening of the 21st year of release of Salaam Bombay! in NTF1 at the British Film Institute (Southbank) at 12.45 h00 on 5 December, 2009 screening was followed by a drinks reception, Q&A session with the director and an auction of memorabilia from the film, all in support of Salam Balak Trust. Salaam Bombay! is Mira Nair (Amelia)'s 1988, Cannes-winning masterpiece about street children in Bombay/Mumbai. Beautifully shot, gritty, thought-provoking and realistic, this Hindi film gives a more moving, deep and down-to-earth portrayal of life in India's slums than the entertaining but romanticised perspective taken by Danny Boyle's Slumdog Millionaire. Mira Nair was a key figure in the founding of SBT in 1989, following the success of the film, and is passionately involved with the cause. Produced by Parag Sankhe Interviewer karuna kumar Cameras Alice Caronna Stefano Perugini Francesco Napoli Elvis Sha Sound Fady Editor Parag Sankhe

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Central London is the location + Creating Heroes decide to speak and interact with some of our very own personal heroes as well as those considered heroes for the art of their well honed crafts. We absorb the vibes of those who use creativity for good and for the purposes of pleasure to masses of people. The Bachchans require no introduction- considered as royalty of Indian cinema. Mani Ratnam some in the west say is the Spielberg of Indian cinema- others would say Spielberg is the Mani Ratnam of Hollywood! Prithviraj + Vikram are huge heroes from South Indian cinema + see if you can also spot the King Khan- Shah Rukh also present for the premiere of Raavan. Footage courtesy of our very own resident hero at Creating Heroes- Haider Zafar.

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We were in attendance at the press conference for the eagerly anticipated Black Swan. We hear from director Darren Aronofsky who talks about the similarities between this and his previous hit The Wrestler. Also in attendance was Mila Kunis who plays Lilly in the film she talks about her experieces making the film, what she thinks about the differences between dancers and actors and kissing Natalie Portman. We also hear from Vincent Cassel who talks about his influences.

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For more on the BFI's Dickens on Screen project see www.bfi.org.uk Produced by the English movie pioneer RW Paul, this version of 'A Christmas Carol' was thought to be the earliest surviving adaptation of Dickens' work on film, before the discovery of 'The Death of Poor Joe' - youtu.be The only known print, held by the BFI, is incomplete, but manages to tell enough of the story for it to be recognisable. This early cinematic excursion into Dickens' most popular tale was an ambitious undertaking at the time. Not only did it attempt to tell an 80 page story in five minutes, but it featured impressive trick effects, superimposing Marley's face over the door knocker and the scenes from his youth over a black curtain in Scrooge's bedroom. (Ewan Davidson)

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www.deafnotdumb.com - - - Deaffinity presents the Deaf Not Dumb video at the Adobe Youth Voices Live event on 15th of March 2011, at the British Film Institute. Deaf Not Dumb is an award winning creative video piece performed in a 'rap-style' using sign language (BSL) that focuses on the key issues that matter most to the group. They cover issues relating to communication, learning to deal with deaf people and how they want to be seen by wider society. To see the Deaf Not Dumb video www.youtube.com or visit www.deafnotdumb.com

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The earliest films might not have been made until the mid 1890s but that didn't stop people in Victorian Britain enjoying all sorts of visual spectacles and wonders, created using lights, smoke, mirrors - and plenty of imagination. In this short film, 'Professor' Mervyn Heard performs a magic lantern show, while Dr John Plunkett (Exeter University) and Phil Wickham (curator of the Bill Douglas Centre) explore why the stories of Charles Dickens were adapted so often in the pre-cinema age. With special thanks to the Bill Douglas Centre and Charles Dickens Museum. For more on the BFI's Dickens on Screen project go to www.bfi.org.uk

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This brilliant film shows a speeded up, drivers eye view of the journey from London Paddington railway station to Birmingham via Leamington Spa. It was filmed on the classic Blue Pullman train to the tune of Johann Strauss's Perpetuum Mobile. Original footage courtesy of the British Film Institute (BFI) under the terms of the Creative Archive Licence.

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This is a public safety film made in 1977 teaching kids not to play on railway lines. It is a schoolboys daydream of a sports day based on the railway where the events are vandalism and trespass which ends up in injuries and death. Railways are dangerous places, even more so now with electric third rails and overhead electrics which have enough power to fry a person alive. Original footage courtesy of the British Film Institute (BFI) under the terms of the Creative Archive Licence.

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This is the shoddy video I took of Madonna's introduction to her movie, WE at the BFI London Film Festival. The movie was great, though the first 20 mins felt like a trailer for the rest. Hopefully the re-edit will take care of that :)

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Watch more interviews with French directors and actors on our website www.frenchcinemalondon.com, follow us on Twitter @FrenchCinema

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Anyone Can Play Guitar documents the Oxford music scene out of which bands such as Radiohead, Foals and Supergrass emerged. Here, presenter Adam Buxton discusses the making of the film with director Jon Spira. They are joined on stage by Radiohead guitarist Ed O'Brien, Mark Gardener (Ride), Gaz Coombes (Supergrass) and Nick Cope (The Candyskins), who talk about their experiences as musicians at the time. For more BFI event videos visit www.bfi.org.uk/live.

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BFI Screen Talk with director Darren Aronofsky, with his new feature Black Swan. His filmography includes Pi, Requiem for a Dream, The Fountain, The Wrestler and his new feature film Black Swan. The director was in attendance at the 54th London Film Festival with his new feature Black Swan and took part in a Screen Talk with Mike Goodridge on stage at BFI Southbank. All rights reserved to the British Film Institute (BFI)

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Theres a lot of trash here to dump, and he's nearly full, so he has to takes a few swallows to empty each container, and theres a lot of good chewing and digesting in between gulps. I ran up the stairs to get the camera in place and missed part of the first container dump. But I think theres enough good footage here to make up for it.

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BFI studio diary, recording their debut LP album, release in February 2012. BFI x 2012 www.facebook.com www.myspace.com www.twitter.com www.vk.com Recorded and Produced by Gleb Kondratiuk Camera by Eugeniy Gostuchin Engineered and Mastered by Artsem Gusev

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2 Landings. Flying Skylane G1000 in rain at Boeing Field (KBFI) Seattle, then later that day at Paine Field (KPAE) Everett, WA. Plane is N716LR, based at Northway. I'm flying (Kevin) as I explain to a friend what is happening. Song is "Keep Hope Alive" by Crystal Method. You can see headquarters for Amazon.com, also Safeco & Qwest Field in Seattle, Space Needle too. HD camera used, click "watch in high quality" if you have fast internet.

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For more information on 'King Coal', a major exploration of Britain's coal mining industry as seen on film, visit www.bfi.org.uk Taken from 'Mining Review 12th Year No.10', this lovely story shows how coal, rather spuriously, contributes to the brewing of beer, featuring some gorgeous shots inside the Charrington Brewery in the Mile End Road. Huge Lancashire boilers use 150 tons of coal a day to heat the coppers and various washing machines for casks and bottles. There is a remarkable shot inside the fermenting vats, with the differing foam formations resembling lunar landscapes. Anthropomorphised beer bottles are vividly described as jostling each other like the crowd trying to get to the bar at the cup final. (Bryony Dixon)You can watch over 1500 other complete films and TV programmes from the BFI National Archive free of charge in the Mediatheque at BFI Southbank, London and at the new QUAD centre for art and film in Derby - www.bfi.org.uk www.derbyquad.co.uk

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