Celebrating the most iconic films from the history of British cinema

The actor, director and writer known for Lost in Translation, Somewhere and Marie Antoinette picks Darling.

The actor, writer and comedian from Little Britain, Stardust and author of Gangsta Granny and Billionaire Boy picks The Ladykillers.

The comedian, writer and director known for Attack the Block and The Adam and Joe Show picks Hue And Cry.

The director and screenwriter known for Monster House and City of Ember picks The Elephant Man.

The writer, broadcaster and film critic picks Dead Of Night.

British writer, poet and filmmaker picks The Man Who Fell To Earth.

The actor, writer and director known for Hinterland and Supernova picks The Wicker Man.

The Oscar-winning director and long-time champion of  British Cinema and film preservation guides us on a Journey through Vintage Classics

The actor, writer and comedian known for The League of Gentleman, No. 9 picks Don’t Look Now.

The director and writer known for Queen of Hearts and Long Story Short picks Death On The Nile and Don’t Look Now.

The American film director, producer and editor known for Inner Space, Gremlins and The Howling picks The Man Who Fell To Earth, Peeping Tom, The Wicker

The film critic for BBC Radio London picks The Fallen Idol, It Always Rains on Sunday, Sparrows Can’t Sing, Pool of London, The Small World