Go behind the scenes with David Hockney in this fascinating Exhibition on Screen documentary. With exclusive access to two landmark exhibitions at the Royal Academy of Arts, discover the boundless imagination and enduring creativity of one of Britain's greatest artists.

Celebrate the life and work of David Hockney, one of Britain's most influential and beloved artists, in this special documentary from the Exhibition on Screen series. Filmed with privileged access to Hockney and his acclaimed exhibitions at the Royal Academy of Arts, the film explores the extraordinary creativity of an artist whose curiosity and vision continue to inspire audiences around the world. From the sweeping Yorkshire landscapes of A Bigger Picture to the vibrant 82 Portraits and One Still Life, this is an intimate portrait of an artist who was still innovating well into his eighties.

Come and enjoy the 4k restoration of this hit Australian comedy drama from 1992, following the fortunes of ballroom dancing maverick Scott who has some new flashy dance moves in his routines - much to the disapproval of the ballroom traditionalists.  

The Summer Book follows an intergenerational family spending a transformative summer at their rustic vacation home on an unspoiled, remote island in the Gulf of Finland. Adapted from Tove Jansson’s beloved novel, the film explores grief, nature, and the delicate bonds between a young girl, her wise grandmother (Glenn Close), and her grieving father (Anders Danielsen Lie).

Lady is an off-beat comedy about a lonely, narcissistic aristocrat who dupes a struggling, opportunistic director into filming her every move. But her obsession with the spotlight takes a surreal turn when she starts becoming… invisible. Blending mockumentary and magical realism, Lady satirises our desperate need to feel seen.

‘Outrageous... Like Saltburn on shrooms’ ★★★★ Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian

'Lady is an awful lot of fun’ Screendaily

‘Hiarious... Sian Clifford is a tour de force’ ★★★★ Loud and ClearAn off-beat comedy about a lonely, narcissistic aristocrat who dupes a struggling, opportunistic director into filming her every move. Blending mockumentary and magical realism, Lady satirises our desperate need to feel seen.