All Awards articles
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FeaturesHow Amanda Seyfried overcame her fears to star in musical biopic ‘The Testament Of Ann Lee’
“It was scary,” says the actress, who plays the Mancunian founder of the Shakers religious movement in Mona Fastvold’s Venice premiere
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FeaturesIn Conversation: ‘Wicked: For Good’ director Jon M Chu and star Cynthia Erivo on favourite memories, ‘The Wizard Of Oz’ obsessions and homemade soup
The director and leading actress of Wicked and Wicked: For Good have been on an epic journey that has generated $1.2bn at the box office
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FeaturesWhich films are in contention for Bafta’s 2026 children’s and family film award?
The jury will this year will choose between 14 submitted films.
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Features“Guilt plays a big part in my life”: Joel Edgerton on his personal connection to ‘Train Dreams’ and future directing ambitions
“The film shows us how majestic, powerful and heroic normal life can be,” says the Australian actor
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FeaturesBafta flashback: ‘Man On Wire’ duo James Marsh and Simon Chinn on beating Danny Boyle and becoming Oscar favourites
“I told my wife not to bother coming over because it wasn’t going to win,” says Marsh
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FeaturesArgentinian director-star Dolores Fonzi talks Oscar-shortlisted feminist drama ‘Belén’
Amazon MGM Studios financed chronicle of real-life case that became cause-célèbre for women’s reproductive rights movement.
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FeaturesNia DaCosta on her gender-flipped adaptation of an Ibsen classic: “Making Hedda mixed-race added layers to her torture”
DaCosta’s updated version of ‘Hedda Gabler’ feeds into her fascination with characters on the margins
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FeaturesEthan Hawke on playing Lorenz Hart in ‘Blue Moon’ and how Philip Seymour Hoffman changed the trajectory of his career
Hawke plays legendary Broadway lyricist Lorenz Hart at a moment of crisis in Richard Linklater’s film
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FeaturesHow the life of UK comic John Bishop became Bradley Cooper’s latest directing effort ‘Is This Thing On?’
Screen quizzes Cooper, writer/star Will Arnett, writer Mark Chappell and producer Kris Thykier about the film’s zigzag production journey
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CommentComment: Three awards contenders about great works of art defy the clichés of the genre
Screen’s senior US critic Tim Grierson examines ’Hamnet’, ’Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’ and ’Nouvelle Vague’.
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FeaturesHow documentary filmmaker Tamara Kotevska found the perfect hook for ‘The Tale Of Silyan’
“If you’re long enough with your topic, fascinating things happen”
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FeaturesWhy Andrea Riseborough was drawn to the characters in ‘Dragonfly’: “They represent a lot of people in this country”
Riseborough gives a fiercely committed and vanity-free turn as a woman on the margins of society
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FeaturesEmily Watson on her blissful ‘Hamnet’ experience, and “fighting the fight” for indie film
The UK actress has ascended to national treasure status, celebrated at this year’s British Independent Film Awards for her outstanding contribution
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FeaturesTeam Screen’s top films of 2025
Screen’s editorial team has selected their top five films of 2025, as well as their favourite scene.
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FeaturesHow Frank Dillane prepared for his leading-man big-screen breakthrough in ‘Urchin’
The performance won him the Un Certain Regard best actor award at Cannes
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FeaturesScreen’s guide to the 2026 documentary feature Oscar shortlist
This year’s shortlist makes room for several under-the-radar projects from the past 12 months.
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FeaturesPlaying a motorbike-riding dominant in gay BDSM relationship drama ‘Pillion’, Alexander Skarsgard is enjoying the ride
Skarsgard is wooing awards voters with his performance, earning Gotham Awards and Bifa nominations so far
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FeaturesJay Lycurgo on words of wisdom from ‘Steve’ co-star Cillian Murphy and why he can “do it all”
Croydon-born Lycurgo has battled zombies and supervillains, but is just as happy with social realism
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FeaturesClaire Foy on learning how to handle goshawks in ‘H Is For Hawk’: “It became a profound thing”
“It was about making my internal rhythm match the birds’ rhythm,” she tells Screen
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FeaturesKathryn Bigelow on the inspiration behind nuclear-strike thriller ‘A House Of Dynamite’: “I was interested in discussing the unthinkable”
Kathryn Bigelow delivers high stakes and high tension with nuclear‑missile thriller ’A House Of Dynamite’.