As the co-lead vocalist of glam-pop superstars Scissor Sisters, Ana Matronic sold millions of records and toured the world playing to thousands of fans. Now a successful DJ, presenter, and author of Robot Takeover: 100 Iconic Robots of Myth, Popular Culture & Real Life, Ana reveals a selection of classic and new films that have inspired her.

Gilles Peterson presents an influential radio show on BBC 6Music, DJs around the world, produces music and manages a record label. On his episode of The Cut, he chooses four sonically driven films to get the synapses snapping, dishes the dirt on London’s early pirate radio scene and reveals a terrific Jim Jarmusch anecdote.

Mercury Prize-nominated musician Loyle Carner reveals four compelling films that have inspired him and his work. The UK hip-hop star shows us around his Croydon home and gives us a peak at where he creates his soulful, sensitive tunes while discussing music, city life, and much more.

Award-winning artist and photographer Juno Calypso unveils the films she loves and how they have influenced her. In between creating new art, Juno shows us round her East London studio and discusses the development of her work, what inspires her and her relationship with her audience.

Acclaimed fashion designer Bella Freud reveals the films that have inspired her and her work. From her Chiltern Street shop in Marylebone, London, she discusses the link between film and her creative process, her youthful rebellion and the influence of Bob Marley.

Renowned architect Richard Rogers tells us about the films that have inspired him and his work. From his office at London’s 122 Leadenhall Street (aka the Cheesegrater), he explains how his birth in the beautiful city of Florence influenced his love of buildings, also revealing how he creates memorable structures across the world.

We talk to the acting, rap and comedy renaissance man about the films that have inspired him and his work. The born-and-raised Londoner’s stage name springs from film – the moniker dates from his schooldays, where his gangly and geeky appearance saw him dubbed Doc Brown, after Back to the Future’s livewire scientist.

We talk to the leading physicist about the films that matter to him and how they’ve shaped his view of the world. Brian unveils his thoughts on a range of topics from music to philosophy to the universe via film, while perusing the library and archives at the Royal Society in London, where he holds a Fellowship.

We talk to one of the world’s leading stage designers, who reveals the films that matter to her and how they have inspired her work. Es has collaborated with musicians including Kanye West, Beyoncé and Adele and institutions such as the Royal Opera House and the Barbican, and has created art installations at the Serpentine Gallery and the V&A Museum.