From world premieres to parties to promotional activity, we share our favourite bits of 2018.

We mark the release of Free Solo by looking at our selection of the best climbing documentaries around.

Harriet Hall, author of She: A Celebration of 100 Renegade Women recounts her favourite Dogwoof documentaries about amazing women.

To mark the release of Three Identical Strangers, here's our rundown of our top documentaries where reality truly is stranger than fiction.

Encountering artists, collectors, and auctioneers, The Price Of Everything looks at the complex relationship between art and money.

We’re pleased to announce two wins for the powerful and emotional film The Work at this year’s Grierson Awards.

From getting her first guitar at age 13 to being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame at 57, we select some of our favourite facts about Joan Jett.

Our lineup at this year’s BFI London Film Festival are distinctively feminine in flavour this year with both films looking at extraordinary women.

Get a sneak peek of M.I.A.’s journey from immigrant refugee to international popstar by taking a look at the clips from the film.

As the release of Matangi/ MAYA/M.I.A are near, here’s a breakdown of documentaries that expose the life and strength of some extraordinary women.

We sat down with some of our directors and asked for their tips for filmmakers starting out in the industry.

To celebrate the release of his new film The King about Elvis Presley this Friday here is rundown of his acclaimed documentaries.

With The Eyes of Orson Welles out this Friday, we pick our favourite quotes from filmmaker Mark Cousins and his subject Orson Welles. 

We're celebrating the release of The Eyes of Orson Welles in the UK and Ireland by giving away Mark Cousins' films on DVD and Blu-ray.

Join renowned filmmaker Mark Cousins at cinemas across the country as he travels the country for a Q&A tour for The Eyes of Orson Welles.