All Awards articles – Page 31
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Features‘The Holdovers’ director Alexander Payne on a joyous reunion with Paul Giamatti and planning a western next
Writer/director Alexander Payne talks about delving into the 1970s with The Holdovers
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FeaturesYorgos Lanthimos on working with Emma Stone and wanting bigger sets for ‘Poor Things’
With Poor Things, Yorgos Lanthimos reteams with Emma Stone to tell the tale of a grown woman speeding from infancy to full maturity.
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FeaturesHow a “huge professional failure” led debut director Cord Jefferson to ‘American Fiction’
American Fiction won the Toronto people’s choice award.
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FeaturesAndrew Haigh explored the relationship between “queerness and family” in ‘All Of Us Strangers’
Andrew Haigh tells Screen about his most personal film to date.
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FeaturesScreen critics’ top documentaries of 2023
Five of Screen’s expert critics select their favourite documentaries from 2023.
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NewsMarija Kavtaradze’s ‘Slow’ wins Les Arcs 2023 Crystal Arrow top prize
Prizes for ‘Explanation For Everything’, ‘Green Border’.
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Features‘Saltburn’ star Barry Keoghan on taking “better direction” from women and perfecting the film’s naked dance scene
Bafta winner Barry Keoghan takes on his biggest role to date as the enigmatic protagonist of Emerald Fennell’s Saltburn.
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FeaturesScreen’s guide to the 2024 international feature Oscar shortlist
The 2024 shortlist includes France’s The Taste Of Things, Japan’s Perfect Days and Ukraine’s 20 Days In Mariupol.
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FeaturesHow Kevin Macdonald exposes high fashion and cancel culture in ‘High & Low: John Galliano’
Director Kevin Macdonald on how his documentary High & Low: John Galliano, about the disgraced fashion icon, evolved into the exploration of a psychological mystery.
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FeaturesThe UK team behind ‘Rye Lane’ on creating the most vibrant romcom of 2023
Rye Lane has captured attention thanks to its depiction of a south London rarely seen on screen.
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FeaturesIn conversation: Charlotte Regan, Molly Manning Walker talk ‘Scrapper’, ‘How To Have Sex’ and being part of a wave of fresh UK film talent
Friends and collaborators, the directors of Scrapper and How To Have Sex discuss working with young actors and the joy of brutal audience reactions.
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NewsOscars shortlists: France, UK, Mexico, Finland, Armenia among international feature contenders
Shortlists announced in 10 categories for 96th Academy Awards.
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NewsScreen digital edition: December 21
Screen’s December 21 awards weekly turns the spotlight once more on the directors and writers competing in this season’s Oscar and Bafta races.
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NewsMartin Scorsese to receive Honorary Golden Bear at Berlinale
The US filmmaker has screened several features at the festival over the past four decades.
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NewsColman Domingo to receive inaugural London Critics’ Circle Innovation Award
The award is presented in honour of late UK critic and film historian, Derek Malcolm.
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FeaturesScreen critics’ top films of 2023
Screen’s critics have selected their top films of 2023, plus the best documentaries and standout performances.
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FeaturesErrol Morris explains why ‘The Pigeon Tunnel’ switched from a series to a feature film
Veteran documentarian Errol Morris tells Nicholas Barber why spy-fiction author John le Carré proved such an intriguing subject for his latest film, The Pigeon Tunnel.
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FeaturesDavid Fincher and Andrew Kevin Walker on creating hitman thriller ‘The Killer’
The Killer sees David Fincher deliver a lean, efficient and darkly funny hitman tale.
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NewsBafta to shake up best film category for 2025 film awards
Rule change could vastly reduce number of eligible titles – and impact streamer release strategy
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FeaturesPaul King talks casting Timothée Chalamet in ‘Wonka’: “He’s slightly unknowable, like he’s stepped in from another world”
Following two hit Paddington films, Paul King cooks up an origin tale for Roald Dahl’s genius chocolatier Willy Wonka.