All Features articles – Page 211
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FeaturesVenice and Toronto 2018: which films stood out?
Screen critics highlight the studio hits, commercial prospects and under-the-radar gems from the Autumn festivals.
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Features"I don't want my film to be used for political purposes": Russia's Yury Bykov on his TIFF title 'The Factory'
Bykov’s film revolves around a group of workers who kidnap a local oligarch.
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Features'House Of Cards' creator Beau Willimon on new Hulu/C4 series 'The First'
Space exploration drama stars Sean Penn in his first regular starring role in a TV series.
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FeaturesCan the BFI-backed plan to boost UK indie film make a real difference?
The BFI’s Independent Film Commission finally delivered its report into the UK indie sector.
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FeaturesParticipant Media's Jonathan King on TIFF entries 'ROMA', 'Green Book', and the company's growth
’Audiences have so many choices now, and they’re very demanding, as they should be.’
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FeaturesDignity Film Finance's Maggie Monteith on backing British talent
Dignity invested in Carol Morley’s ‘Out Of Blue’, which has premiered at Toronto this month.
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FeaturesHow the A-list festivals are adapting to big changes
After a turbulent year for Cannes and Berlin, Screen analyses the festival landscape.
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FeaturesCan 'The Front Runner' put Canadian producer-financier BRON ahead of the pack?
Hugh Jackman stars as flawed 1988 Democratic presidential candidate Gary Hart.
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FeaturesBecoming 'The Favourite': the story behind awards contender Element Pictures
The Dublin company has ‘The Little Stranger’ alongside Lanthimos’ comedy in the running this year.
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FeaturesMichael Winterbottom on the journey behind Dev Patel thriller 'The Wedding Guest'
The Wedding Guest premieres in Toronto this week.
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FeaturesToronto interview: Sven Taddicken on recovery drama 'The Most Beautiful Couple'
Film chronicles a couple recovering – in different ways – from a savage assault.
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FeaturesToronto interview: Janus Metz talks 'Heartbound'
Borg vs. McEnroe director returns to documentary with story of thai brides moving to a danish fishing village.
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Features'Dragged Across Concrete' director S. Craig Zahler: "I don't think US cinema is in a good place"
Zahler returns to Venice after premiering Brawl In Cell Block 99 at the festival last year.
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FeaturesToronto Q&A: director Baldvin Z on 'Let Me Fall' and the repercussions of drug addiction
The Icelandic filmmaker’s feature premieres in Contemporary World Cinema at TIFF.
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FeaturesToronto interview: Tuva Novotny on shooting mental health tragedy 'Blind Spot' in one take
Novotny’s debut feature has its public premiere at TIFF on September 10 in Discovery.
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FeaturesPeter Strickland's 'In Fabric' set report: "A kitchen-sink drama being attacked by a European horror film"
The film is Peter Strickland’s first since 2014’s The Duke Of Burgundy.
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FeaturesToronto interview: Carol Morley on her police drama 'Out Of Blue'
Morley’s film premieres at TIFF on Friday September 7.
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FeaturesToronto interview: Paprika Steen on 'That Time Of Year'
Steen’s feature premieres at TIFF in Contemporary World Cinema.
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FeaturesNorthern Ireland: ’Krypton’
When it came to delving into Superman’s family history for DC Entertainment show Krypton, Northern Ireland proved to be the ideal location.
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FeaturesScotland: ’Outlaw King’
For Netflix-backed Outlaw King, which stars Chris Pine as Robert The Bruce, Scotland was the only choice of location — and it delivered rich rewards.