Brexit 10 years on: what impact has leaving the EU had on the UK film industry?
Key British industry figures reflect on the ongoing ramifications of Brexit – and the shoots of enhanced cross-border collaboration that have developed as a result.
Jose Luis Rebordinos talks Spanish boom, lack of women directors and the festival’s role as curator
”This year we have seen fewer titles directed by women that we liked.”
12 hot new feature film projects from Spain to look out for in 2027
Includes fresh directorial voices and big names — including Carlota Pereda, Isaki Lacuesta and Belen Funes.
The Spanish highlights at the 2026 San Sebastian Film Festival
San Sebastian International Film Festival is showcasing an impressive array of Spanish productions in an exceptional year for the country’s industry.
From Andre Rieu to Godzilla and YouTubers: the evolution of Piece of Magic
Amsterdam-based outfit has grown from an event cinema specialist that was reliant on a single IP to become an international distributor.
“A hustler in the fur of a teddy bear”: the extraordinary life and career of producer Jeremy Thomas
Thomas died on September 11 at the age of 77.
Seven Venice film festival talking points: rock ‘n’ roll stars, attendance stats, sales caution
UK films had big moments on the Lido but business on Competition titles remains slow.
‘The Face Of Horror’ filmmakers on building a 14th-century English medieval world in the Czech Republic
US filmmaker Anna Biller and producers Mike Goodridge and James Bowsher on the journey to creating their Midnight Madness premiere.
My Screen Life: TIFF exec Geoff Macnaughton talks sneaking Tom Hooper into a screening and being a “comedy nerd”
Geoff Macnaughton, TIFF vice president, market programming and theatrical and programmer of Primetime, reminisces about sneaking Tom Hooper into a screening and admits to being a “comedy nerd”
Paul Andrew Williams on the “cathartic experience” of directing ‘Faith’ and “tough” reality of being an independent filmmaker
UK director Paul Andrew Williams is on the rise again after last year’s ’Dragonfly’ and TIFF premiere ’Faith’.
Guy Nattiv on how his grandmother’s life loosely inspired TIFF cult drama ‘The Liberation’
“This movie is my love letter to my grandmother.”
Telefilm expands global reach through Canada’s international co-production push
Working under Canada’s co-production treaties can bring big benefits for producers
“We want to bring a bit of swagger back to British film”: Netflix UK’s Ollie Madden outlines his film strategy
The former Film4 head has been in his new role for nearly a year.
