Stars of Tomorrow One-to-One: Carol Morley and Anna Blandford
Morley’s ‘Out Of Blue’ recently premiered in Toronto.
Looking beyond London: is the UK film industry's regional push working?
These are vibrant times for filmmaking in the regions, but they are growing principally as service industries.
How five Screen Stars of Tomorrow united to make 'The End Of The F***ing World'
The adolescent misfits drama first streamed on Netflix in January 2018.
The story behind Amazon's new drama 'Homecoming' starring Julia Roberts
The Show is directed by Mr Robot creator Sam Esmail.
"Not a festival but a feast": Rome director Antonio Monda on this year's event
This year’s Rome Film Fest runs from October 18-28.
Turkish film festivals in flux amid claims of political interference and boycotts
Country’s oldest festival Antalya challenged by rebel Istanbul screenings and rival event Adana.
'Quality over quantity': what next for the US cable giants?
HBO has recently programmed blue-chip series like ‘Big Little Lies’.
Go big or go local: how the European drama sector is responding to Netflix and Amazon
Shows like The Ink Factory’s ‘The Little Drummer Girl’ are searching for other funding sources.
Fabrik chief talks opportunities for European creatives in the American TV market
Henrik Bastin and Melissa Aouate of Fabrik Entertainment speak to Screen.
Busan interview: Ying Liang on 'A Family Tour'
The Shanghai-born filmmaker talks about his semi-autobiographical drama, A Family Tour, which follows an exiled Chinese filmmaker reuniting with her family.
BFI London Film Festival 2018 preview: awards changes and venue challenges
This year’s event runs from October 10-21.
Busan interview: Jero Yun on refugee story 'Beautiful Days'
Yun’s first fiction feature opened Busan International Film Festival on October 4.
Busan interview: Phuttiphong Aroonpheng on 'Manta Ray'
The Thai filmmaker talks about his transition from a cinematographer to director with his Venice Orizzonti award winner Manta Ray.
