Oliver Twist is the writer and performer of Jali at the Soho Theatre — but he doesn’t want to reveal too much about the production.

When the Calais ‘Jungle’ refugee camp was ignored and condemned by authorities, ordinary people stepped in to support the stranded refugees. This is the story of the volunteers and  those they tried to help. 

A season of films by Arab women directors tell everyday stories, away from sensationalist portrayals too often offered by depictions of the Arab world.

Lenny Henry stars in his playwriting debut exploring a life impacted by the Windrush scandal.

A new darkly comic drama explores immigration and family secrets inspired by the events that followed the death of Chinese Canadian playwright Joanne Lau’s mother.

Nine masterpieces arising from postcolonial and contemporary Francophone West Africa.

The 27th edition of the Human Rights Watch Film Festival offers a line-up of 10 award-winning, international documentary films.

Visitors to the Natural History Museum will soon be able to engage with an emotive, life-like digital recreation of a northern white rhinoceros. 

One Who Wants To Cross is a dramatic meditation on migrants, wherever their place of origin…

The extraordinary story of a man who changed the course of modern history - his sacrifices as a husband and father, and the global movement that inspired him and his comrades to keep fighting.

The Hostile Environment, Brexit xenophobia, the small boat “invasion”. Does Laura Stahnke, co-director of Migration Collective, think public perception of migrants and migration has changed? Yes - for the better.

London Palestine Film Festival offers new releases, art house cinema, and old gems, along with presentations and discussions.

London’s biggest festival of African cinema, FilmAfrica, opens in October, the first edition since the end of Covid restrictions.

Films from or about Africa, Asia and Latin America at the London Film Festival.

A powerful human story that asks how a nation can apologise for the crimes of its past.

The V&A museum is staging the first major exhibition on South Korea’s colourful and dynamic popular culture, Hallyu! The Korean Wave.

Africa Fashion explores the vitality and global impact of a fashion scene as dynamic and varied as the continent itself.

Chasing Hares s set between the UK and West Bengal, and considers the power of storytelling in the struggle for a fairer world.

Watch the London Indian Film Festival in cinemas in London, Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds or at home.

“Women come, women go. We pamper them, preen them, make them beautiful. Make small talk. Never know what’s really under their skin.”