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All Features articles – Page 3
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FeaturesStars of Tomorrow 2025: Shalini Adnani (writer/director)
Earlier this year Adnani wrapped a 28-day shoot in Maharashtra, India on her BFI and Film4-backed untitled feature debut.
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FeaturesStars of Tomorrow 2025: Warda Mohamed (writer/director)
Mohamed is reteaming with BBC Film for ’Moon’ about a British Somali teen who decides to run away.
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FeaturesStars of Tomorrow 2025: Matty Crawford (writer/director)
“The first thing I said to BBC Film when I pitched it was, ‘I want to make something that makes you throw up and cry’”.
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FeaturesStars of Tomorrow 2025: Ted Evans (writer/director)
Evans’ debut feature ’Retreat’ is a thriller told entirely in British sign language.
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FeaturesStars of Tomorrow 2025: Tobi Kyeremateng (producer)
Self-taught producer set foot in Cannes for the first time earlier this year with Harry Lighton’s sub-dom tale ’Pillion’.
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FeaturesStars of Tomorrow 2025: Sami Ibrahim (writer)
Projects include debut feature screenplay ’The Muscles’ developed with ’Past Lives’ and ’Babygirl’ producers 2am.
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FeaturesStars of Tomorrow 2025: Jess O’Kane (writer)
Projects include comedy thriller ’Bad Apples’ and Searchlight Pictures comedy ’Coffin Dodgers’.
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FeaturesStars of Tomorrow 2025: Anna Snowball (director)
Snowball is now working on her first feature ‘Inside Is Chaos’.
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FeaturesStars of Tomorrow 2025: Liam White (writer/director)
White is working on a feature version of his 2022 short ’Punch-Drunk’, a psychological thriller set in Marseille.
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FeaturesDebut director Muriel d’Ansembourg on portraying the adult film world in NLWave title ‘Truly Naked’
With its dark themes and explicit sexual content, UK-set film will require deft and sensitive handling by distributors.
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FeaturesWhy Christian Jungen and Reta Guetg bought the Zurich Film Festival
Jungen and Guetg, who took part in a management buyout of festival earlier this year, talk through their plans for Swiss event.
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FeaturesNine Spanish actors and directors to watch
Screen selects the nine Spanish talents who have what it takes to become a success in the international industry.
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FeaturesSan Sebastian’s industry strand opens with co-pro forum, works in progress, doc focus and Ikusmira Berriak
The presitgious Ikusmira Berriak residency culminates at the festival.
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FeaturesHow Trump, Covid and technology have fuelled the Asian animation boom
A bumper year for Asian animated features builds on years of building up audience, expertise and technological advances and is now attracting major investment.
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Features‘Baka’s Identity’ filmmakers talk exposing youth poverty in Tokyo
The film plays in Competition at Busan International Film Festival.
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FeaturesBusan 2025: The buzz titles from Hong Kong and China
A former Busan award-winner, a family drama with AI themes and a black magic horror comedy are among the films from Hong Kong and China set for this year’s festival and market.
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FeaturesBusan 2025: The buzz titles from Southeast Asia
Highly anticipated horror titles from Vietnam, Indonesia and Thailand lead the charge from Southeast Asia at the ACFM.
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FeaturesFive projects to watch at the 2025 Asian Project Market
This year’s APM features 30 in-development projects representing 15 countries, selected from a record-breaking 455 submissions.
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FeaturesJuliette Binoche on how Robert Redford encouraged her to make her directorial debut ‘In-I In Motion’
’In-I In Motion’, about Binoche’s live collaboration with Akram Khan, is launching at the San Sebastian International Film Festival
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Features“The ecosystem of the industry is collapsing”: Can Korea’s crisis-hit film sector recover?
The Korean film industry’s deep depression stands in contrast to its successful outward image, but resourcefulness is not in short supply.