British Film Institute

The British Film Institute (BFI) is an organization that promotes cinema and film. They organize festivals, screenings, theme nights, etc. in the halls of Queen's Walk, near Blackfriars Bridge. They also have an IMAX in the South Bank district with the largest movie screen in the UK! Movies projected 2D or 3D and IMAX special films with amazing sound that make you think you're in the helicopter or waterfall with the actor. The BFI is not IMAX, they screen about 1,000 films a year, from rare and little known to retrospective actors or mythical filmmakers. Established in 1933, before then it was a private company, the BFI has been a non-profit association since the end of World War II.

BFI is the "British Film Institute" - the film library of the country. This place is incredible and I highly recommend that you at least check it out, whether you look at one of the alternative displays, watch a film or look at its extensive catalog that is completely free and open to the public.

This institute offers an independent movie listings combined with specialised courses on specific directors or programs with certain topics. This institute is a great form of entertainment in this city and certainly worth a visit!