All Features articles – Page 18
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FeaturesSan Sebastian’s lively industry programme brings together the Spanish and LatAm industries with Europe and the US
“We are a meeting point,” says Saioa Riba, San Sebastian’s head of industry.
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FeaturesSan Sebastian's José Luis Rebordinos talks funding, key films and why there are no plans for a market
”The four institutions that fund the festival are invested in culture,” says Rebordinos.
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FeaturesAudrey Diwan on reimagining ‘Emmanuelle’ as a film about female pleasure
‘Emmanuelle’ is opening the San Sebastian International Film Festival.
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FeaturesScreen critics’ stand-out titles from Toronto 2024
Films by Edward Berger, Joshua Oppenheimer and Rachel Morrison were among the TIFF titles that impressed our critics.
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FeaturesFirst Bhutan International Film Festival to spotlight local talent alongside world cinema
The event in the heart of the Himalayas will feature masterclasses including UK producer Charles Steel.
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FeaturesNumber 9’s Elizabeth Karlsen and Stephen Woolley on ‘The Salt Path’, ‘The Assessment’ and future projects
The duo talk first-time filmmakers, female-focused stories and why they’re not changing strategy anytime soon.
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FeaturesScreen critics’ stand-out titles from Venice 2024
We have selected 11 stand-out titles from the Lido, plus five that are bubbling under.
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FeaturesHow Ireland’s distribution market is forging its own identity
A quartet of local distribution players are working to ensure the market is never an afterthought.
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FeaturesChinese arthouse films are back on the world stage, but how are they performing at home?
A trio of Chinese arthouse films stood out with distinctive box-office results last year.
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FeaturesWhat can TIFF do to draw the French – and European – industry back?
Rising costs, waning world premieres and less business are keeping many French buyers and sellers from making the trans-Atlantic trek.
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FeaturesHow Hollywood blockbusters like ‘Beetlejuice 2’ and ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ were made in the UK
Here are five recent blockbuster projects that have made the most of what the UK has to offer.
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FeaturesJoshua Oppenheimer on giving a musical twist to the apocalypse in ‘The End’
‘The End’ stars Tilda Swinton and George MacKay and had its world premiere at Telluride.
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FeaturesDirectors Scott Beck, Bryan Woods talk courting Hugh Grant for their TIFF religion horror ‘Heretic’
British star shows dark side in three-hander with Sophie Thatcher, Chloe East.
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FeaturesMy Screen Life: 3dot founder, producer Liza Chasin on TIFF selection ‘The Friend’ and how ‘Boogie Nights’ got away
Former longtime Working Title executive’s Naomi Watts crowdpleaser screens on Sunday.
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FeaturesHow Colombia is luring high-profile international productions
The depth of Colombia’s rich artistic culture is writ large across this year’s fall festivals.
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FeaturesWhy using Colombian talent was key for Netflix’s adaption of ‘One Hundred Years Of Solitude’
“They felt very strongly that we should shoot in Colombia. So did we.”
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FeaturesIn conversation: Rachel Morrison and Rodrigo Prieto on making the leap from cinematographer to director
The Oscar-nominated directors of photography both launch their own feature debuts at TIFF this year.
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FeaturesTilda Swinton, Marvel and jellyfish tents: what goes on at the Venice Immersive island?
Projects include ‘Impulse: Playing With Reality’ and Marvel work ‘What If…?’
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FeaturesHow Jude Law was transformed into Henry VIII for ‘Firebrand’
The film’s make-up and hair designer Jenny Shircore talks cheek plumpers, egg yolk pus and Wordle.
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Features“I wanted more rain”: the journey behind Irish revenge drama ‘Bring Them Down’
Chris Andrews makes his feature debut with the sheep-farming revenge tale