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FeaturesInternational feature film Oscar: Middle East contenders
Haifaa Al-Mansour is up with ‘The Perfect Candidate’
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Why ‘Joker’ is performing so well at the UK box office
“[The UK is] a strong DC market,” said Warner Bros’ Andrew Cripps.
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Oscar committee co-chairs explain the international category name change
Larry Karaszewski and Diane Weyermann are in their second year at the helm.
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International feature film Oscar: Asia-Pacific contenders
No country from Asia has won the award since ‘Departures’ in 2009.
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International feature film Oscar: Americas contenders
Alejandro Landes’ ‘Monos’ is among the frontrunners.
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International feature film Oscar: European contenders
Favourites include Ladj Ly’s ‘Les Misérables’ and Pedro Almodóvar’s ‘Pain And Glory’.
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Why the Tokyo International Film Festival is shifting its focus from Hollywood to Asia
The Japanese film industry is becoming more outward looking.
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Disney developing international original content for Disney+
“The idea is to build on what we’ve been doing domestically in our international markets as we continue to grow.”
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Csaba Kael, the new Hungarian Film Commissioner, on taking over from Andy Vajna
Kael confirms Agnes Havas has stepped down as Hungarian Film Fund CEO.
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My Screen Life: Alexander Rodnyansky, producer
Leading Russian independent producer discusses his morning routine, professional mistakes, and love for David Fincher.
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AFM Q&A: See-Saw Films’ Simon Gillis on why star-led projects are still key
Simon Gillis, COO at See-Saw Films, on working with Netflix and the star system is alive and well.
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In pictures: Screen’s International Insiders in the US party
Screen launched the in-depth International Insiders in the US showcase with a party in Los Angeles.
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AFM 2019 Q&A: Saban Films’ Bill Bromiley on why “distribution-agnostic approach” works today
”Our business model relies on revenues outside of the traditional theatrical model.”
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AFM 2019: the buzz titles from Taiwan
A ghostly bridge, a notorious gangster - and Asia’s first iPhone feature.
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AFM 2019: The buzz titles from Japan
A malevolent artificial intelligence, comic samurais and the courageous workers of Fukushima nuclear plant all rub shoulders on the latest slate of titles from Japan.
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AFM 2019 Q&A: Bleiberg Entertainment’s Nick Donnermeyer on why “it’s not just about that first sale”
Executive talks markets, strategy shifts, production mandate.
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AFM 2019: The buzz titles from Europe
As the 2019 American Film Market kicks off, Screen highlights some of the buzziest projects from Europe being offered by international sales companies.
