All Features articles – Page 247
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FeaturesLars von Trier talks Uma Thurman, serial killers and Cannes at first press conference since Nazi row
Set report: director and cast discuss US-set drama The House That Jack Built during Tuesday 7 March press event.
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FeaturesBruno Dumont: 'Film school is not much use for becoming a director'
Cannes habitué talks about his career at Qumra masterclass in Doha.
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FeaturesWhat are the most successful 18-rated films in the UK?
UPDATED: Fifty Shades Darker now the second highest grossing 18-rated film ever.
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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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FeaturesFilmart: 10 emerging Hong Kong directors
Ahead of next week’s Hong Kong Filmart (Mar 13-16), Screen profiles lists 10 of the most exciting talents in the local industry.
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FeaturesQumra: producer Paulo Branco on working with Manoel de Oliveira and Wim Wenders
Prolific producer was talking at Qumra Master Classes event in Doha.
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FeaturesChristine Vachon talks Killer Films and career
Producer of Boys Don’t Cry, Far From Heaven and Happiness was talking at the Glasgow Film Festival.
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Features13 films that could be in the running for an Oscar in 2018
Like it or not, the awards race 2018 is already underway.
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FeaturesOscars 2017: seven talking points
From Mahershala Ali to Janet Patterson - Screen runs through some of the buzz topics from last night’s Academy Awards.
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FeaturesOscars 2017: Who will win/should win according to Screen staff
Will La La Land win everything? Screen staff make their final predictions for the 2017 Oscars.
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FeaturesThe complex, tragic story behind Martin Scorsese's 'Silence'
Making Scorsese’s latest film was an ordeal, before and during the shoot.
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FeaturesSeven talking points ahead of the 2017 Oscars
Will Trump be the star of the show? Will La La Land win everything? Screen weighs in.
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FeaturesCPH:DOX preview: date changes, populism and premieres
CPH:DOX director Tine Fischer reveals how the rebooted event is returning with a focus on the creative industries’ role in shaping democracy.
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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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FeaturesYang Cheng on the future of Chinese arthouse cinema
The Beijing-based producer, who had two films in Berlin, explains why he’s optimistic about the future of arthouse cinema in China.
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FeaturesSee-Saw: how to sustain a red-hot production company
See-Saw co-founders Iain Canning and Emile Sherman tell Matt Mueller what goes into sustaining one of the industry’s hottest independent production houses.
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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.