All Awards articles – Page 144
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NewsBaftas 2018: The best speeches
#TimesUp was praised by many winners, as was the strength of British filmmaking talent.
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FeaturesIntroducing the 2018 European Shooting Stars
The 10 young European actors selected for this year’s Shooting Stars initiative are in town to meet the global film industry.
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NewsUK women in film call for end to harassment ahead of Baftas
Several Bafta attendees will bring activists with them to this year’s ceremony.
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NewsSix talking points ahead of the 2018 Baftas
The Shape Of Water stakes its claim but this is the most British line-up in years.
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NewsMichael Keaton in talks for biographical drama 'What Is Life Worth'
Biographical story to be directed by Oscar winner David Frankel.
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NewsScreen February 2018
Digital edition includes previews of Competition and Panorama sections at Berlinale.
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Features'Lady Bird' star Laurie Metcalf on why working with a female director felt different
Best supporting actress Oscar nominee appreciates the film’s timeliness in the age of #TimesUp.
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Features'Phantom Thread' producer JoAnne Sellar on Paul Thomas Anderson: "He's mellowed a lot"
Veteran producer has worked with the director since ‘Boogie Nights’.
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FeaturesThe story behind 'Three Billboards' production company Blueprint Pictures
Graham Broadbent and Pete Czernin on going from university pals to Oscar nominees.
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Features‘The Shape Of Water’ cinematographer Dan Laustsen: “We lit it like an old 1950s movie”
Danish cinematographer talks through his latest collaboration with Guillermo del Toro.
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Features'Call Me By Your Name' writer James Ivory: "Almost everyone has a version of this"
Three-time Oscar-nominated writer explains his passion project of over a decade.
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FeaturesRoger Deakins on 'Blade Runner 2049', Oscar hopes and why he wants new challenges
With 13 Oscar nominations without a win, will cinematographer Roger Deakins finally get his due this year?
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News'Get Out', 'Call Me By your Name' win at 2018 Writers Guild Awards
The Handmaid’s Tale takes home two prizes in TV category.
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NewsOscar-nominated composer Johann Johannsson dies aged 48
His credits included The Theory Of Everything, Sicario and Arrival.
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Features'Last Men In Aleppo' is a way to "address war crimes", says director
Documentarian aims to represent “people fighting for their dreams”.
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FeaturesHow 'Dunkirk' cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema created "virtual reality without the goggles"
Dunkirk challenged Hoyte van Hoytema to bring Imax cameras into the heart of the action on land, sea and air.
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News'David Gilmour Live At Pompeii' among winners at Event Cinema Association awards
Gold, silver and bronze medals recognise levels of success from around the world
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FeaturesHow Spielberg turned around 'The Post' in less than 10 months
Legendary director had to assemble Pentagon Papers drama faster than I’d ever experienced in my entire career”.
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News'Call Me By Your Name', 'Phantom Thread' top International Cinephile Society awards
Luca Guadagnino’s Italy-set romance nabs best film.
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News'BPM (Beats Per Minute)' triumphs at France’s Lumière awards
French Aids activism drama earns six top French awards after missing out on Oscar consideration.