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After a bumper year of cinema, our Film Programming Assistant Michael runs you through the highlights, before revealing the whole team's Top 5 of 2016.
Reading time 10 mins
We attended the UK's biggest documentary film festival and report back on some of the most engaging and relevant titles for young audiences.
Reading time 4 mins
We highlight four insightful and diverse documentaries for young audiences which recently played at one of the world's leading non-fiction festivals.
We look forward to the upcoming documentary festival (6-11 June) and highlight a number of titles for young audiences.
Reading time 5 mins
We look ahead to some of the biggest and best cinema releases coming up during the Autumn term, ranging from Paddington 2 to Blade Runner 2049.
Reading time 7 mins
Following on from the BFI Thriller season, we recommend ten great little-seen thrillers to order, watch and enjoy in your Into Film Club.
Reading time 6 mins
We explore comedic French drama 'Jeune Femme' as well as other titles in this latest trend which follow the lives of young women struggling in big cities.
We look ahead to some of the most exciting titles set to be released in cinemas between now and Christmas, from foreign-language dramas to superhero animations.
We look ahead to the exciting range of films set to hit cinemas in January, February and March of 2019, with title suggestions for all ages.
We pick some film club favourites from this year's BAFTA nominated films, many of which we explored with great articles and interviews over the past year.
A curated list of five primary and five secondary book-to-film adaptations, which are available to stream at home across a variety of platforms.
This accessible and engaging documentary shines a light on the release of Air Jordans and looks at the ways in which these sneakers changed history.
We've added seven new short animated films to the Into Film+ streaming service, which explore a number of topics and are suitable for a range of age groups.
Our curation team pick some of their favourite and most relevant films for young audiences which screened at the 2019 London Film Festival.
The much-loved whodunit is given a fresh and contemporary makeover in this slick and savvy murder-mystery with a social conscience.
We recommend some of our favourite family films that are readily available to stream at home, and discuss why they're educationally valuable for home study.
We suggest five primary and five secondary sporting titles to enjoy over the summer and the streaming services on which you can find them.
We've picked some relevant titles for young audiences from this year's online edition of Doc/Fest, as well as suggesting related films you can order from us.
As young people gear up to return to school, we've selected ten titles about the school experience to enjoy in your film clubs or stream at home.
Inspired by both Victor Hugo's novel and the 2005 Paris riots, Les Misérables interrogates the relationship between police and the community.
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