All Awards articles – Page 3
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NewsHafsia Herzi’s ‘The Little Sister’ wins Louis Delluc prize for best French film of the year
Valentine Cadic’s That Summer In Paris was named best first feature of the year.
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NewsBelgrade, La Palma among 2025 EUFCN Location Awards nominees shortlist
The winners will be revealed during the EFM/Berlinale 2026 in February.
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NewsKomplizen’s Maren Ade, Jonas Dornbach and Janine Jackowski win Eurimages Co-Production Award
Trio will be presented with prize at European Film Awards in January.
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Features'Sorry Baby' director and star Eva Victor talks finding instant chemistry with co-lead Naomi Ackie
In ’Sorry, Baby’, Eva Victor explores personal trauma through a comic prism, and the importance of friendship in the healing process.
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FeaturesMona Fastvold on bringing a little-known 18th-century story to life with 'The Testament Of Ann Lee'
’The Testament Of Ann Lee’ is an audacious musical about the founder of the Shaker religious community.
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NewsScreen digital edition: December 9
Issue includes interviews with George Clooney, Jessie Buckley, Dwayne Johnson, Michael B. Jordan and Teyana Taylor.
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NewsChinese doc ‘Always’ wins best film at bumper Singapore film festival
SGIFF saw its strongest audience participation ever in a landmark edition.
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News‘Becoming Human’ wins top prize at 20th Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival
The 20th Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival adrew record number of attendees.
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FeaturesHow France shifted strategy to try and win its first international feature Oscar in more than 30 years
France has shifted strategy in an attempt to win its first best international feature Oscar in more than 30 years.
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FeaturesOliver Laxe on his techno-fuelled Oscar contender ‘Sirât’: “It’s triggered a debate, and I love that”
Inspired by his years as a raver, Oliver Laxe’s Sirât is a wild ride through the Moroccan desert — and Spain’s submission for the Oscars. Elisabet Cabeza talks to the Spanish French director.
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FeaturesHow Christopher Nolan’s ‘Dunkirk’ inspired Ukrainian frontline documentary ‘2000 Meters To Andriivka’
Mstyslav Chernov’s follow-up to the Oscar- and Bafta-winning 20 Days In Mariupol immerses viewers into a bloody advance to liberate a village from Russian occupation.
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FeaturesWagner Moura on keeping his Brazilian identity and the anti-authoritarian warning of ‘The Secret Agent’
Moura stars in Kleber Mendonca Filho’s Brazil Oscar entry, a political thriller set in 1977 during the country’s military dictatorship that resonates in the modern climate
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News‘One Battle After Another’ tops Golden Globe nominations followed by ‘Sentimental Value’, ‘Sinners’
Neon, Warner Bros and Netflix lead the distributors chart.
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FeaturesAwards Whispers: our anonymous panel of voters give their early verdict on this season’s contenders
“It’s been an incredible year for British debuts”
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FeaturesBafta flashback: ‘Bait’ director Mark Jenkin on winning in front of De Niro, and being “not shy” about showing off his award
The Cornwall-based filmmaker didn’t hit a wall that night, but his actress partner did walk into a road sign on the way to the Netflix party
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NewsRed Sea Fund celebrates seven Oscar hopefuls
Seven films supported by the Fund have been put forward as their country’s selection for the 2026 Academy Awards
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FeaturesHow steely defiance helped Annemarie Jacir keep ‘Palestine 36’ on track in the face of tragedy
The historical epic is Jacir’s biggest project to date and is Palestine’s Oscar entry.
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News‘Sinners’ leads Critics Choice Awards nominations
Sinners picks up 17 nods, One Battle After Another earns 14.
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NewsScreen digital edition: December 5
The issue is focused on the international contenders and this year’s “bold visions” in the race.
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NewsOur left-field tips for Bafta voters, plus Doha, Tallinn and Tokyo festival dispatches – The Screen Podcast
The team recommends documentaries and non-English-language titles that Bafta and Ampas voters might have missed.