All Features articles – Page 4
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“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.
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How Busan's ACFM is embracing innovation for 20th edition: “AI is now reshaping creativity”
ACFM returns from September 20-23 in parallel with the 30th Busan International Film Festival.
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Busan 2025: The buzz titles from South Korea
Includes anticipated features from Na Hong-jin and Ryoo Seung-wan.
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How a rich combination of public and private support is propelling Spain’s thriving film and TV sector
Spain’s film and TV sector has embraced the opportunities of generous state and regional funds and the support of the streamers to become fixtures at festivals and produce must‑watch series.
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San Sebastian’s José Luis Rebordinos talks politics and the appeal of Jennifer Lawrence to young audiences
Rebordinos is looking forward to growing the Creative Investors’ Conference further.
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The Spanish highlights at the 2025 San Sebastian Film Festival
“I have worked at San Sebastian for 29 years… I’ve never seen anything like this in Spain, both in terms of quantity and quality.”
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Screen critics’ standout films from Venice and Toronto 2025
From major awards contenders to hidden gems.
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“I admire his ability to face challenges”: ‘The Room Next Door’ composer Alberto Iglesias on his long working relationship with Pedro Almodovar
Iglesias is nominated for Film Composer of the Year at the 2025 World Soundtrack Awards.
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Busan festival director promises “excitement and solidarity” at landmark 30th edition
Jung Hanseok talks challanges, competition and why he had ‘No Other Choice’.
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Park Chan-wook unravels the journey of making twisted black comedy ‘No Other Choice’
The film is set to open the 30th Busan International Film Festival after premiering at Venice and its award-winning performance at Toronto.
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Word of mouth: Bankside’s Sophie Green uses Instagram, avoids reviews and has dusted off her DVD player
The head of acquisitions and development at UK sales outfit Bankside Films explains why she turns to Instagram and her old DVD collection to guide her viewing habits.
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12 hot new feature film projects from Spain in the works
On the eve of the San Sebastian International Film Festival, Screen profiles some buzzy features in the works
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TIFF at 50: Martin Katz on the film that blew his mind, what David Cronenberg did on 9/11
David Cronenberg’s frequent collaborator produced Bretten Hannam’s current TIFF selection ’At The Place Of Ghosts’.
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TIFF at 50: ‘Nirvanna The Band…’ director Matt Johnson on sneaking into screenings, how the fest changed his life
‘Nirvanna The Band The Show The Movie’ screens again in TIFF on September 13.
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“We moulded the songs to the actors”: Camille and Clément Ducol on composing the music for ‘Emilia Pérez’
Camile and Ducol are among the nominees for Film Composer of the Year at the World Soundtrack Awards
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TIFF at 50: Charlotte Mickie on the unusual beginning of a beautiful friendship
The veteran executive on how her first meeting went with ‘The Hanging Garden’ director Thom Fitzgerald.
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TIFF at 50: Jason Reitman on Toronto family ties, bidding wars, and celebratory cigars
Well-known faces share favourite memories as Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF, September 4-14) celebrates five decades.
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How local films and long theatrical windows have fuelled Indonesia's post-Covid box office boom
Seven of the top 10 biggest ever local films were released from 2022 onwards.
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Olivier Assayas talks Putin thriller ‘The Wizard Of The Kremlin’: “I think it would amuse him to be played by Jude Law”
The film is based on Giuliano da Empoli’s 2022 speculative historical novel of the same name.