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Poll: BFI Southbank Summer 2017
The BFI Southbank is one of London's film temples, the British Film Institute's four-screen venue for screenings of new and old cinema. Which of these Film and TV Seasons for Summer 2017 would you most like to attend? Discuss this poll
Poll by: pbn
Created May 30 2017
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"The Graduate" Dustin Hoffman 1967 United Artists
Dustin Hoffman: "Dustin Hoffman helped pave the way for a new generation of Hollywood leading men in the late 60s."
Edgar Wright at an event for Baby Driver (2017)
Edgar Wright presents Car Car Land: "Director Edgar Wright curates some of the classics that influenced his latest release, Baby Driver (2017)."
Guru Dutt in Thirst (1957)
India on Film, including a retrospective of director Guru Dutt.
Gary Oldman in Prick Up Your Ears (1987)
Orton: Obscenities in suburbia: "Dedicated to the masterful Joe Orton, a playwright and author whose work was imbued with themes of sex, death and homoeroticism, and whose life was cut brutally short when he was murdered in 1967."
Dirk Bogarde in Victim (1961)
Gross Indecency: "Uncover Britain’s pioneering, problematic relationship with on-screen homosexuality, 50 years since a human rights landmark (the partial decriminalisation of male homosexuality in England and Wales)."
"All Quiet on the Western Front" Poster 1930 Universal
Christopher Nolan presents: Films that inspired director Christopher Nolan's new release Dunkirk (2017).
The Good Postman (2016)
Refugee Week: "A nationwide celebration of the contribution of refugees to the UK."
The Cinema Travellers (2016)
Bagri Foundation London Indian Film Festival: "LIFF offers a showcase of the best of new Indian independent cinema and a rare window into a billion lives."
Daughters of the Dust (1991)
Unbound: Visions of the black feminine: "With the freedom to reflect their own lives, black women filmmakers pioneered their way to an extraordinary cinematic legacy."
#10
Jean-Pierre Melville: Visions of the Underworld: "We celebrate a French director best known for his crime classics, who inspired the French New Wave, Jim Jarmusch, Tarantino and many others."
Cerro Pelado (1966)
For an Impossible Cinema: Cuban Documentaries: "As Cuba’s hard-pressed revolution is poised for change, we look back at the documentaries and experimental films of the 1960s-70s."
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