All Features articles – Page 65
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FeaturesTakashi Miike talks 'Blade Of The Immortal' and Cannes
Japanese director recalls his favourite Cannes memory.
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FeaturesJeremy Thomas talks his Cannes highs and lows
Screen spoke to the British uber-producer about 46 years of Cannes adventures.
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FeaturesCannes boss Thierry Frémaux: "I was a beggar and I became a prince"
Ahead of the Festival’s 70th birthday, the Cannes delegate general shares his Cannes memories.
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FeaturesCannes market preview: digital giants shake up old order
UPDATED: The key issues at Cannes are Netflix and Amazon, TV series in official selection and staying relevant in the small-screen era.
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FeaturesFuture Leaders 2017: The rising stars in sales and acquisitions
Screen selects and profiles the talents who are already making an impact on the film sales landscape.
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FeaturesHow well do Hollywood remakes fare at the box office?
From Beauty And The Beast to Ghostbusters, Screen looks at the hits and misses.
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FeaturesFilm’s freelance problem
The introduction of a nationwide apprenticeship levy is causing concern throughout the UK’s film and TV sector.
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FeaturesIn Focus: European training special
What are the key innovations and talking points in the European training sector?
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FeaturesHow the UK's voluntary apprenticeship levy works
The UK film and high-end TV industry already has a voluntary apprenticeship levy in place. Nikki Baughan looks at how it works and talks to three recent beneficiaries.
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FeaturesHow the UK is addressing its crew shortage
The need for specialist courses is rising; how does this compare in France and Germany?
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FeaturesHow the AFCI is providing year-round support to film commissioners
The AFCI offers enables film commissions to learn from each other and keep up to date with the production sector.
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FeaturesFrom 'Lord Of The Rings' to 'Game Of Thrones': the rise of film tourism
We looks at how the positive effects of film tourism can be maximised by countries and states.
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Features'Love Off The Cuff' director talks Hong Kong festival opener
Filmmaker Pang Ho Cheung on the third part of his rom-com trilogy, which opens the Hong Kong International Film Festival.
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FeaturesSXSW film chief on hot pics, Judd Apatow return, Joe Biden debut
Festival’s director of film Janet Pierson talks convergence, TV, politics.
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FeaturesHong Kong Filmart: quotas and slowing box office on the agenda
Uncertainty looms large over China’s industry in the wake of a disappointing year at the box office.
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FeaturesBerlin Film Festival 2017: Screen's top 11 movies
Screen critics recommend the top films at this year’s Berlinale.
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Features'The Chamber', 'Prevenge' producer talks women in genre
As her latest film screens at Glasgow Film Festival, Jennifer Handorf chats to Screen about carving a niche in her industry.
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Features'Manchester By The Sea' producer: "We were up all night"
Producer Kevin Walsh tells Jeremy Kay why he was determined to help filmmaker Kenneth Lonergan realise his vision for Manchester By The Sea.
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FeaturesBerlinale: Mexico in Focus
As divisive rhetoric continues to swell across the Atlantic, it is appropriate that Mexico took centre stage at the 2017 Berlinale as the EFM’s inaugural Country In Focus.
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FeaturesBerlin Q&A: Sebastián Lelio talks 'A Fantastic Woman'
A Fantastic Woman premiered in competition at the Berlinale. Scooped up by Sony Pictures Classics at the start of the festival, the film has won Berlin’s Teddy Award for LGBT-themed films.