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LATEST AWARDS NEWS
European Film Awards 2017 select 15 documentaries
Titles include films by Sergei Loznitsa and Barbet Schroeder.
Locarno winners include Chinese doc 'Mrs. Fang', Isabelle Huppert
UPDATE: Audience award winner revealed; Good Manners, Winter Brothers also among winners.
HEADLINES
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Screen Awards 2017: first wave of judges announced
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Cinematographer John Bailey elected Academy president
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PGA sets 2018 awards timetable
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'The Divine Order' selected by Switzerland for Oscar Race
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BIFAN's top project market award goes to 'The Twin'
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'Westworld', 'Saturday Night Live' lead Emmys nominations
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Emmys 2017: nominees 'chuffed', 'thrilled' (and determined to try harder)
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Writers Guild Of America sets 2018 awards dates
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Emmys 2017: full list of nominations
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John Cleese to receive honorary Sarajevo Film Festival award
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Leonard Maltin: 'There's a lack of interest in film criticism'
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'BPM (Beats per Minute)' among 2017 Lux Film Prize finalists
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Southeast Asia's SEAFIC lab hands out inaugural prizes
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Munich: Zvyagintsev, Pinho and Lass among winners
AWARDS BLOG
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Comment: Academy got it right with 'Moonlight' best picture win
A24 ran a canny campaign for Barry Jenkins’ drama.
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We should celebrate this year's truly historic Oscar nominations
The 2017 Oscar nominations featured the most diverse list of nominated films and actors in years.
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Baftas 2017 analysis: 'La La Land' soars, diversity debate simmers
Silence and Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk among shutouts; #Baftassowhite a non-starter.
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What do the Golden Globe results mean for the Oscars?
La La Land has the momentum, but don’t rule out Manchester By The Sea or Moonlight.
AWARDS FEATURES
Oscars 2017: seven talking points Video
From Mahershala Ali to Janet Patterson - Screen runs through some of the buzz topics from last night’s Academy Awards.
Oscars 2017: Who will win/should win according to Screen staff
Will La La Land win everything? Screen staff make their final predictions for the 2017 Oscars.
Seven talking points ahead of the 2017 Oscars
Will Trump be the star of the show? Will La La Land win everything? Screen weighs in.
'La La Land' behind-the-scenes: the music
Composer Justin Hurwitz and songwriting team Benj Pasek and Justin Paul describe the intense process of writing the music and songs of ‘La La Land’.
Baftas 2017: How 'Under The Shadow' became a contender
Writer-director Babak Anvari and producers Emily Leo, Oliver Roskill and Lucan Toh discuss their Bafta-nominated feature.
Baftas 2017: How 'Notes On Blindness' became a contender
Directors Pete Middleton and James Spinney, and producer Jo-Jo Ellison talk outstanding British debut Bafta-nominated doc.
Oscar nominations 2017: predicting the winners
La La Land is the film to beat, but it faces stiff competition for all the big prizes.
'OJ: Made In America' director on the politics behind his epic historical doc
OJ: Made In America is a prime awards-season contender, an eight-hour exploration of OJ Simpson’s rise and fall filtered through the history of Los Angeles’ African American community.
How 'The Eagle Huntress' soared to the Oscar doc shortlist
Documentary film-maker Otto Bell tells Melanie Goodfellow how Morgan Spurlock helped to transform his debut feature about one Mongolian girl’s daring quest into an awards hopeful.
'Weiner' directors talk aftermath of political scandal doc
Filmed and released before the denouement of this tumultuous year in US politics, the makers of documentary Weiner tell Tom Grater what drew them to disgraced New York politician Anthony Weiner.
How Damien Chazelle made 'La La Land' for just $30m
How did Damien Chazelle craft a lavish, old-style Hollywood musical on a $30m budget? The writer-director and his lead producers tell Matt Mueller the story behind his ridiculously ambitious third feature.
Why the European Film Awards have never been more timely
In a turbulent year for the continent’s politics, the European Film Awards will celebrate the best of European film-making and honour the memory of the late Andrzej Wajda.
Oscars 2017: inside the 85 best foreign-language submissions
The longlist of entries for consideration in the foreign language Oscar category is a feast of cinema from film-makers around the world, including several established masters, a strong crop of newcomers and one or two surprises.
Oscars 2017: European submissions for best foreign-language film
Inside the European entries to this year’s foreign-language Oscar race.
Oscars 2017: Asia-Pacific, Middle East, African submissions for best foreign-language film
Inside the Asia-Pacific, Middle East, and African entries to this year’s Foreign-Language Oscar race.
Oscars 2017: North & South American submissions for best foreign-language film
Inside the North & South American entries to this year’s Foreign-Language Oscar race.
AWARDS COUNTDOWN: INTERVIEWS
Viola Davis on taking 'Fences' from stage to screen
Davis and Denzel Washington talk to Elbert Wyche about their lasting impressions of the Oscar-nominated Fences - first on stage and now on film.
Denzel Washington talks Golden Globe winner 'Fences'
The filmmaking team behind Fences talk to Elbert Wyche about the challenges of taking a Tony-winning play from stage to screen - with the entire Broadway cast.
Bafta chief exec Amanda Berry talks eligibility shake-up, diversity push
Amanda Berry tells Wendy Mitchell about this year’s eligibility refinements and new moves to stimulate a more diverse membership.
Michelle Williams on 'Manchester By The Sea': "I was afraid that I just wouldn’t measure up"
Michelle Williams packs a powerful punch in Kenneth Lonergan’s awards-season front-runner Manchester By The Sea, despite very limited screen time.
How the 'Fantastic Beasts' VFX team created a world of amazing monsters
For the first instalment in Warner Bros’ planned five-film follow-up to the Harry Potter franchise, the visual-effects team transposed JK Rowling’s wizarding world to 1926 New York City.
John Battsek talks Oscar-winning documentary career, future projects
What does it take to produce award-winning documentaries year after year? Two-time Oscar winner John Battsek talks to Geoffrey Macnab about story, scale and the one rule of financing he sets himself.
The story behind awards hopeful autism doc 'Life, Animated'
Making a documentary about how classic Disney movies helped a young autistic boy engage with the world proved a huge creative challenge for director Roger Ross Williams.
Academy CEO Dawn Hudson talks diversity, new voting rules a year on from #OscarsSoWhite
A year on from #OscarsSoWhite, Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences CEO Dawn Hudson tells Matt Mueller about the organisation’s diversity push and new initiatives.
BIFA: establishing a year-round brand
Ahead of this Sunday’s (Dec 4) main event, British Independent Film Award co-directors Amy Gustin and Deena Wallace talk to Ian Sandwell about the importance of establishing BIFA as a year-round champion of emerging talent.
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