All Features articles – Page 13
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FeaturesHow Pioneer Pictures’ Ildiko Kemeny became the face of Hungarian cinema for international productions
Kemeny’s co-producer credits in the last two years alone include Poor Things, Maria, Dune: Prophecy and FBI: International.
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Features“It’s been a joy:” Four project teams look back on a year at TorinoFilmLab
Filmmakers from Greece, Ireland, the Philippines and Portugal reveal how TFL has taken their projects ot the next step.
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FeaturesHow Donald Trump’s election bid complicated the US release of ‘The Apprentice’
Jeremy Kay talks to key players including director Ali Abbasi about the film’s bumpy ride.
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FeaturesCoralie Fargeat on making ‘The Substance’ her own way: “Everything had to be in excess”
Coralie Fargeat tells Rebecca Leffler about her amour for gore — and Demi Moore — and how she made hit feminist body-horror The Substance her own way
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FeaturesIndian-German drama ‘The Disappearing Flower’ tops Film Bazaar co-production winners
Screen profiles the three winning projects: a migrant-worker drama, a fish-obsessed fantasy story and a comedy-drama about a teenage boy with an entrepreneurial idea.
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Features‘Emilia Pérez’ director Jacques Audiard talks musical numbers, feeling “cramped” by French cinephilia
Jacques Audiard gets ever more adventurous with Spanish-language musical Emilia Pérez. Screen talks to the French filmmaker about his transgender Mexican odyssey.
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FeaturesGoa Film Bazaar attendees see global potential, especially with genre titles
Film Bazaar attendance rises to 1,500 international guests, who praised the events projects with global ambitions.
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Features‘Kneecap’ filmmakers on navigating Northern Ireland’s politics and bringing bigger budget films to Belfast
Rich Peppiatt’s film won audience awards at Sundance and Galway and is being released next month in UK-Ireland.
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FeaturesMarrakech artistic director Remi Bonhomme on the need for "passionate voices" in cinema
The artistic director of Marrakech International Film Festival discusses the importance of establishing the event as a significant global launchpad for films and talent from Morocco, the African continent and the Arab-speaking world.
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FeaturesInternational execs choose favourite projects, praise youth focus of Tallinn’s 28th edition
‘Emi’, ’The Worker’ and ‘Late Shift’ all gathered plaudits from industry attendees.
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FeaturesIDFA’s Orwa Nyrabia reflects on polarisation of the doc sector and the dangers of self-censorship
Festival admissions climbed back to pre-Covid levels.
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FeaturesIndia’s indie filmmakers call for more state funding, highlight distribution challenges
Better distribution options and more government support is needed to aid independent film in India, according to a panel of experts at Film Bazaar in Goa
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Features‘Fear & Trembling’ directors Manijeh Hekmat and Faeze Azizkhani: "It's a dire situation for filmmakers in Iran"
Iranian filmmakers co-write and co-direct story of a fundamentalist older woman who isolates herself from society
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FeaturesHow India’s female filmmakers are making bigger waves in 2024
Payal Kapadia’s ’All We Imagine As Light’ is just one of the standout female-directed films from India getting global attention
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FeaturesOscars international feature race 2025 guide: the contenders from Africa and the Middle East
Two spots on the Oscars shortlist of 15 last year for African and Middle East countries represented a modest improvement on recent years — but entries this year are down. Screen surveys a region that has made halting progress.
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FeaturesHow Tallinn’s AI recommender aims to help audiences discover new films
Susi allows users to input any information, and it will suggest films from the PÖFF programme.
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FeaturesShekhar Kapur talks about youth focus, tech innovations at Goa’s IFFI 2025
Filmmaker serves as new festival director for 55th edition of festival, which opens tonight with Michael Gracey’s Better Man as part of Australia focus.
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FeaturesWith Indian stories booming globally, Film Bazaar plots its biggest edition yet
More than 350 projects will be presented at India’s biggest market; web series included for the first time.
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FeaturesUK-Indian collaborations booming thanks to new filming incentive, cultural connections
Two UK-India coproductions were playing in Cannes’ official selection.
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FeaturesOscars international feature race 2025 guide: the Asia Pacific contenders
Major box-office successes pepper the selections from Asia Pacific this year. Screen surveys a region that has won the international feature Oscar twice in the past five years.