- London, the modern Babylon, BBC films and BFI present with the support of BBC Archive and the BFI National Archive a Nitrate Film production of a Julien Temple film
- The third man, Rob White
- Cahiers du cinéma, 1960-1968: new wave, new cinema, reevaluating Hollywood, edited by Jim Hillier
- In front of the children, screen entertainment and young audiences, edited by Cary Bazalgette and David Buckingham
- The companion to French cinema, Ginette Vincendeau
- Traditions of independence, British cinema in the thirties, edited by Don Macpherson in collaboration with Paul Willemen
- Encyclopaedia of Indian cinema, Ashish Rajadhyaksha, Paul Willemen
- Home is where the heart is, studies in melodrama and the woman's film, edited by Christine Gledhill
- Jean-Pierre Melville, 'an American in Paris', Ginette Vincendeau
- The complete Humphrey Jennings, volumethree : a diary for Timothy, directed by Humphrey Jennings
- Cinema and the realms of enchantment, lectures, seminars and essays, by Marina Warner and others ; edited by Duncan J. Petrie
- Nosferatu, eine Symphonie des Grauens, Kevin Jackson
- Bombay, Lalitha Gopalan
- Diary of a young soul rebel, by Isaac Julien and Colin MacCabe ; with screenplay by Paul Hallam and Derrick Saldaan McClintock
- Channels of resistance, global television and local empowerment, edited by Tony Dowmunt
- Powell, Pressburger and others, edited by Ian Christie
- Hollywood and Europe, economics, culture, national identity: 1945-95, edited by Geoffrey Nowell-Smith and Steven Ricci
- Afterimage
- Bringing up baby, Peter Swaab
- Spellbound, art and film, [edited by: Philip Dodd with Ian Christie]
- Cahiers du cinéma., Neo-realism, Hollywood, new wave, edited by Jim Hillier. Vol.1, The 1950s
- South, [photographed by Frank Hurley]
- Script girls, women screenwriters in Hollywood, Lizzie Francke
- BFI film and television yearbook
- Film/genre, Rick Altman
- Women in film noir, edited by E. Ann Kaplan
- Encore Hollywood, remaking French cinema, Lucy Mazdon
- British national film and video catalogue
- The British cinematographer, Duncan Petrie
- Special effects, new histories/theories/contexts, edited by Dan North, Bob Rehak, Michael S. Duffy
- Sight and sound
- The story of film, an odyssey, the British Film Institute, Film4 and Hopscotch Films present ; in association with UK Film Council and More 4, [Discs 4-5]
- The Cuban image, cinema and cultural politics in Cuba, Michael Chanan
- The Nationwide audience, structure and decoding, [by] David Morley
- 100 anime, Philip Brophy
- Things to come, Christopher Frayling
- The television heritage, television archiving now and in an uncertain future, Steve Bryant
- Ephemeral media, transitory screen culture from television to YouTube, edited by Paul Grainge
- The history of the British film 1914-1918, by Rachael Low
- On Kubrick, James Naremore
- The cinema of Goran Paskaljević, editor Predrag Marković
- Films and TV drama on offer
- Blackmail, Tom Ryall
- Structural film anthology, edited and with an introduction by Peter Gidal
- The BFI companion to German cinema, edited by Thomas Elsaesser with Michael Wedel
- Community television and cable in Britain, Peter M. Lewis
- Nighthawks ;, Strip Jack naked
- The documentary film book, edited by Brian Winston
- Hollywood spectatorship, changing perceptions of cinema audiences, edited by Melvyn Stokes and Richard Maltby
- The Hollywood film industry, a reader, edited by Paul Kerr