- Produced by BAFTA's Open Weekend
- Price £3 for entry into the BAFTA at £70 exhibition- other film screenings and talks at additional prices.
- Get ready to see behind the scenes of the BAFTA's archives
- Bring along film buffs
- Surf to Tickets
- See you at The British Academy of Film & Television Arts (BAFTA)
To celebrate 70 years of Academy history, BAFTA's headquarters at 195 Piccadilly opens its doors to the public.
Through a programme of screenings, talks and an exhibition, discover some of the many stories that tell a history of BAFTA and the changing role of film, television and games in all our lives.
The weekend includes an array of film-focused events and talks, including a selection of films from BAFTA-winning directors, a talk on the costumers and styles of some of BAFTA’s most notable Costume nominees by fashion historian Amber Butchart, as well as a showcase of unseen photography from the BAFTA archives and Fashion an all-night screening of cult films nominated in their special effects categories.
DIRECTORS THROUGH THE DECADES
A selection of films from the BAFTA-winning directors who helped to shape cinema in the decades since the introduction of our Directing category in 1969. Saturday 29 + 30 April Tickets - £5 (ticket includes free entry to the exhibition).
Four Weddings and a Funeral - Saturday, 14.00
All About My Mother - Saturday, 18.00
Butch Cassidy & The Sundance Kid - Sunday, 13.00
The Graduate - Sunday, 16.00
Apocalypse Now - Sunday, 19.00
