All Features articles – Page 48
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The Brit 50: Tempo Productions
Tempo feature ‘The Wife’ is generating awards talk for star Glenn Close.
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The Brit 50: Trademark Films
Trademark will shoot play adaptation ‘The Father’ next spring.
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The Brit 50: Turbine Studios
Turbine is developing comedy ‘Hallelujah!’ starring Ralph Fiennes as Handel.
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The Brit 50: Unstoppable Film And Television
Past Unstoppable films include ‘Adulthood’ and ‘Brotherhood’ from co-founder Noel Clarke.
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The Brit 50: Warp Films
Warp scored a hit with the ‘This Is England’ series across film and TV.
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The Brit 50: Wellington Films
The Nottingham-based company has recently made Edinburgh winner ‘Calibre’.
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The Brit 50: Fudge Park
Fudge Park was founded by ‘The Inbetweeners’ creators Damon Beesley and Iain Morris.
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The Brit 50: The Imaginarium
Imaginarium is working on ‘Mowgli’, directed by Andy Serkis and starring Christian Bale.
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The Brit 50: The Ink Factory
The Ink Factory has Stephen Merchant’s comedy ‘Fighting With My Family’ coming up.
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The Brit 50: Magnolia Mae
Magnolia Mae most recently worked on Ralph Fiennes’ ‘The White Crow’.
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The Brit 50: Marv Studios
MARV is working on Dexter Fletcher’s Elton John biopic ‘Rocketman’.
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The Brit 50: 42
42 have fantasy adventure ‘Mortal’ and thriller ‘The Shadow Of The Moon’ upcoming.
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The Brit 50: Wildgaze Films
Wildgaze has produced Oscar-nominated titles ‘An Education’ and ‘Brooklyn’.
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How top festivals are teaming up to support films and cut costs
Film festivals around the world are taking an increasingly co-operative approach.
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Stars of Tomorrow One-to-One: Gabrielle Tana and Helen Simmons
Tana has produced films including ‘Philomena’ and ’Coriolanus’.
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Stars of Tomorrow One-to-One: Carol Morley and Anna Blandford
Morley’s ‘Out Of Blue’ recently premiered in Toronto.
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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.
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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.