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Hope

Na Hong-Jin’s Cannes hit ‘Hope’ named NYAFF centrepiece film

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Neon to distribute in North America, English-speaking territories.

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Women account for two-thirds of 2026 Bafta Student Awards finalists

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Finalists span seven countries; winner to be announced on July 17 after Experience Week in Los Angeles.

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Comment: Bafta exposure is still vital for UK arthouse films squeezed out of the longlists

The Bafta longlists were dominated by commercial, star-driven films.

AWARDS FEATURES

Luca Guadagnino (cropped) / Sam Altman (cropped)

Buyers speculate on why Amazon really dropped Luca Guadagnino’s ‘Artificial’

CAA Media Finance shopped Artificial around town after Prime Video and Amazon MGM Studios reportedly decided the feature was too dark and would be “better served” elsewhere.

'Bait'

How Riz Ahmed’s diary of “strange, absurd situations” inspired drama ‘Bait’

Created by its star Riz Ahmed, Bait follows a struggling actor vying for the role of James Bond. “I want to make space for stories told in a way they haven’t been told before.”

Brad Ingelsby and Mark Ruffalo on the set of 'Task'

‘Task’ creator Brad Ingelsby on why he’s drawn to flawed, working-class figures

The Pennsylvania native talks to Screen about taking inspiration from real life and the need for emotion in his work.

Rebecca Miller and Martin Scorsese in 'Mr. Scorsese'

‘Mr. Scorsese’ director Rebecca Miller on interviewing the legendary filmmaker: “I was very surprised sometimes by his answers”

Rebecca Miller’s five-part documentary Mr. Scorsese gets to the spiritual heart of the legendary filmmaker’s prodigious output and religious upbringing.

'Shrinking'

Brett Goldstein on finding the ending of ‘Shrinking’ season three, casting Harrison Ford and why he writes the “sad” episodes

Brett Goldstein followed Ted Lasso with hit therapist comedy‑drama Shrinking. Screen talks to its co-creator and star about the show’s emotional journey, the casting of Harrison Ford and balancing pathos, laughs and a large ensemble.

AWARDS COUNTDOWN: INTERVIEWS

KPop: Demon Hunters

How pandemic-era BTS concerts and Korean folklore inspired ‘KPop Demon Hunters’

Writer/directors Maggie Kang and Chris Appelhans discuss the evolution of the Golden Globe-winning musical animation phenomenon – the most-watched film of all time on Netflix

MOTAZ MALHEES IN THE VOICE OF HIND RAJAB

Kaouther Ben Hania on mixing drama and documentary in ‘The Voice Of Hind Rajab’: “It’s a privilege to show this story”

For the Tunisian filmmaker, it was important to incorporate a documentary element into the scripted feature. “It’s not me who wrote the thriller, it’s the reality of war,” she tells Screen

Josh Safdie and Timothée Chalamet on the set of ‘Marty Supreme’

Josh Safdie on working with a bigger budget on ‘Marty Supreme’ and why Timothée Chalamet was perfect for “outcast” lead role

“It was a big movie. It’s period. It’s international. The costumes, you can’t just go to thrift stores and buy them. I wanted lots of extras. I needed to recreate reality.”