Frieze Film

A world of artist projects, performance, talks, non-profits, film and food in the movie-set backlot of Paramount Pictures Studios

Featuring special screenings of video work by Cécile B. Evans, Tala Madani, Tom Sachs and Anri Sala in the Paramount Theatre

Join us in the Auditorium at 3pm on Thursday for the premieres of new films by Lucy Raven, Paul Pfeiffer and the Otolith Group 

Artistic Director of the Dhaka Art Summit will ‘open up experimental possibilities’ across the Frieze Artist Award, Live and Frieze Film

New commissions by Otolith Group, Paul Pfeiffer and Lucy Raven to premiere at Frieze London and broadcast on national television

Ahead of its screening on Channel 4 this Thursday at midnight, a preview of Pauline Curnier Jardin Frieze Projects 2017 film where a sunny circus holds some dark secrets

For Frieze Projects 2017, video artist Alex Bag’s playful provocation takes on consumer and pop culture

For Frieze Projects 2017, Raphaela Vogel’s study of voyeurism via video drone

Alex Bag, Pauline Curnier Jardin, Gabríela Friðriksdóttir and Raphaela Vogel will premiere new works at Frieze London 2017

Why did artist Eric Wesley take over a disused Taco Bell in Middle America?

Ahead of Samson Kambalu's new work as part of this year's Frieze Film, a look at some of the films made under his ‘Nyau cinema rules’

In anticipation of his new work for Frieze Film, Ming Wong reflects on his 2012 ode to Roman Polanski

Samson Kambalu, Rachel Maclean, Shana Moulton and Ming Wong premiere new commissions

Georgieva’s film commission for Frieze Film 2015 centres around the culture of Bulgarian chalga (pop-folk) nightclubs

For Frieze Film at Frieze London 2015, Thirteen Black Cats presented 1/56, the first iteration of a multi-authored moving image work inspired by Chilean author Roberto Bolaño’s novel Antwerp (2002).

Commissioned for Frieze London 2015, Xavier Cha produced a series of short films capturing actors as they battle conflicting emotions, held in tense states of physical and psychological discord. 

For Frieze London 2015, Charles Atlas collaborated with New York choreographers Silas Riener and Rashaun Mitchell on a short video.

Presenting some of today’s most significant contemporary artists