Suffragette

'Darkest Hour' and the stirring power of oratory

We look at Winston Churchill biopic 'Darkest Hour' and how it captures Britain at a time of tremendous uncertainty in the early days of World War Two.

A United Kingdom: How one relationship reshaped the world

With its DVD release this week, we look at incredible story behind A United Kingdom, in which one couple's decision to marry has huge political ramifications.

Announcing our first collaboration with 'Speakers for Schools'

Acclaimed British Director Sarah Gavron will be holding a virtual careers talk around her unique experience navigating the creative industries.

Carey Mulligan on her career highlights

Hear Carey Mulligan talk about some memorable moments from her career so far.

Continue your 'Spring Screenings' journey with Into Film+

Complement our 'We Can Be Heroes' programme of Spring Screenings with more stories of real life and cinematic heroes that are available to stream on Into Film+.

Gender equality in the eyes of the law with 'On the Basis of Sex'

We explore gender equality, legal struggles and perseverance in the face of adversity in the uplifting Ruth Bader Ginsburg biopic for its DVD release.

How film can be a great catalyst for teaching History

Ahead of VE Day (8 May) history teacher Daryn Simon details why he believes that film is a powerful tool for developing young people's understanding of history.

How Suffragette starts the discussion around women in film

Suffragette is the first film made about the female fight for the vote in UK - can it help more women break into the film industry?

Into Film Festival Review Writing Competition winners announced

During last year's Into Film Festival, we ran a great Review Writing Competition, and you can read the three fantastic winning reviews now!

Sarah Gavron on her career, the film industry and representation

Watch our virtual talk with Sarah Gavron in full, as she speaks to hundreds of young people to offer careers advice and discuss representation in cinema.

Spotlight on Archive: Courage & Communities

Our latest spotlight on archive saw us bring a mobile cinema to outer-London schools to engage young people in the Suffragette movement using archive film.

The Time is Now - explore films around female empowerment

To coincide with the release of He Named Me Malala, explore more films that see women driving positive change.

Wonder Woman and the long wait for female-fronted superhero films

We look at DC's Wonder Woman, which puts to rest the notion that superhero movies have to be dominated by male characters, and explores heroism and World War I.

International Women's Day

International Women's Day, 8 Mar

Celebrate International Women's Day with our collection of films on Into Film+, resources, film guides and more.

Achievement

Stories that depict great accomplishments and celebrate the incredible feats that filmmakers themselves have achieved with their works over the years.

Female Filmmakers

International Women's Day, 8 Mar

In celebration of International Women's Day a list of great films for Primary and Secondary ages directed by women

People and Democracy

A selection of films from around the world exploring democracy and the political process throughout history, encouraging debate, understanding and engagement.