All Awards articles – Page 73
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Features‘The Worst Person In The World’ duo Joachim Trier and Eskil Vogt on their writing partnership: "We talk more about life"
They met three decades ago and have been friends and collaborators ever since, including co-writing multiple Oscar and Bafta nominee The Worst Person In The World.
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Features'Dune' editor Joe Walker on finding the right length for the film
With Dune, Joe Walker has edited his fourth feature for director Denis Villeneuve — and has been rewarded with Bafta and Oscar nominations.
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NewsThe Screen Podcast: our final Bafta predictions plus Nina Menkes interview
Screen team give their final Bafta predictions ahead of the ceremony on March 13
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FeaturesCiaran Hinds on his “barking mad” career, Oscar-nominated ‘Belfast’ role
Ciaran Hinds has played his share of intimidating roles on screen — but it’s as a sweet-natured grandfather in Belfast that he has earned his first Oscar and Bafta nominations.
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NewsSteven Spielberg speaks out against Academy’s telecast plan
“We should all have a seat at the supper table together live at 5.”
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FeaturesAdeel Akhtar on how ‘Ali & Ava’ finally allows him the leading man spotlight
After years of eye-catching supporting roles in film and TV, Adeel Akhtar finally takes on a title role in Clio Barnard’s Bradford-set romance.
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FeaturesInside the colourful neo-noir world of Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Nightmare Alley’
Behind-the-scenes crew reveal the in-depth creative process which led to Guillermo del Toro’s fairground-set noir thriller.
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FeaturesIn profile: the Bafta Film Awards shorts contenders
The titles span hand-drawn and stop-motion animation, documentary, Eastern European black comedy, musical and pulsating queer drama.
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News‘The Lost Daughter’ wins best film, director, screenplay at 2022 Spirit Awards
Wins also for Drive My Car, Mass, Troy Kotsur.
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News‘Flee’, ‘Summer Of Soul’ triumph at IDA Awards
Both films in contention at American Cinema Editors, Film Independent Spirit Awards this weekend.
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NewsUK’s NFTS crowns 2022 student winners, awards honorary fellowship to BBC exec
The graduation ceremony was held on Friday March 4.
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NewsScreen digital edition: March 4
With the voting finish line in sight, this issue includes interviews with Penelope Cruz, Ciaran Hinds and filmmaking teams behind ’Drive My Car’ and ’Writing With Fire’.
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Features‘Dune’ team on splitting up the book, expanding the female roles and ‘Part Two’ planning
Screen talks to producer Mary Parent, screenwriter Jon Spaihts and executive producer Tanya Lapointe about the making of a modern sci-fi classic.
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Features‘After Love’ director Aleem Khan on the personal stories that inspired his Bafta-nominated debut feature
‘After Love’ has been nominated for four Baftas, including best director for Aleem Khan and best actress for Joanna Scanlan.
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Features‘Cruella’ designer Jenny Beavan breaks down Emma Stone’s five most dramatic looks
The two-time Oscar winner talks Screen through five occasions on which Cruella made a splash in the fashion world.
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Features“Do I have to dance?”: Mike Faist on moving from stage to screen for ‘West Side Story’
After years of treading the boards on Broadway, Mike Faist took on the role of Riff in Steven Spielberg’s take on the classic movie musical.
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Features‘West Side Story’ casting team watched 30,000 audition tapes
Casting director Cindy Tolan discusses her Bafta-nominated work.
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FeaturesJane Campion breaks down four key scenes from ‘The Power of the Dog’
The first female director to be nominated twice at the Oscars, Jane Campion dissects her brooding, powerful Netflix western.
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FeaturesStephen Graham on the “instant excitement” of filming single-take drama ‘Boiling Point’
After a glittering career on big and small screens, Stephen Graham has scored his first Bafta film nomination for the high-pressure kitchen drama.
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FeaturesQuestlove on the mammoth editing challenge of ‘Summer Of Soul’
Questlove’s documentary about ‘the Black Woodstock’ condenses 40 hours of concert footage down into an Oscar-nominated feature.