All Features articles – Page 6
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‘Edge Of Summer’ filmmakers on moving from docs to fiction, shooting in Cornwall and having babies while making a film
The UK feature world premieres at Glasgow Film Festival.
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Comment: the Independent Film Tax Credit is a victory for the UK industry
With the UK independent film industry getting a vote of confidence, what will emerge as the result of this victory?
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Thessaloniki’s doc festival’s Orestis Andreadakis on this month’s event
There are fils celebraing 50 years of modern Greek democracy and a new Citizen Queer programme.
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My Screen Life: SXSW’s Claudette Godfrey on her love of ‘Top Gun’ and being a “fixer”
SXSW’s head of film and TV reveals her three-beverage start to the day and why the Daniels — or Gaspar Noé — would be the perfect directors to depict her life
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UK film industry welcomes “momentous” Independent Film Tax Credit
UK producers are already looking to keep potential international shoots at home.
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Spanish sales agents reveal biggest markets for their films
They are following up conversations started in Berlin at this week’s Mafiz in Malaga.
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How ‘Upon Entry’ became the first Spanish film to be nominated for three Indie Spirit awards
After a world premiere at Tallin Black Nights, the pyschologial thriller piqued the interest of Charades.
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Nine projects with international potential to look out for at Malaga’s Mafiz
Mafiz runs from March 4-8 in Spain.
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Spanish and LatAm industry to come together at bumper Mafiz edition in Malaga
The 10-part event has a co-pro market, pitching sessions, an animation day and a remakes focus.
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10 Spanish and Latin American titles to look out for at Malaga Film Festival
The films on the acquisitions radar of international buyers.
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“Comedies are back” says Malaga’s Juan Antonio Vigar of Spanish films in 2024
Malaga is an important bellwether of the Spanish-language content sector.
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UK film committee chair Caroline Dinenage on tax credits, streamer levies and cinema quotas
The Culture, Media and Sport Committee has been looking into the challenges facing the independent film and high-end TV industry.
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"A champion of under-represented voices": Doha Film Institute’s Qumra celebrates its 10th edition
The Qatari project incubator has become an indicator of films that will launch at major festivals.
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My Screen Life: Protagonist Pictures’ Mounia Wissinger on mentors, cats and Willem Dafoe
The senior vice president of global marketing and publicity. at UK sales outfit Protagonist Pictures talks about the women who have supported her, favourite festivals, and why she loves Charlie Chaplin and Laurel and Hardy.
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“We are a lean, mean, running machine”: How Glasgow Film Festival is packing a punch
As the festival marks its 20th edition, Allison Gardner and Chris Kumar discuss the fresh programming team and balancing budgets.
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Screen critics’ top films from Berlin 2024
What did the critics really love from this year’s Berlinale?
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Bafta-winner Jennifer Lame on the biggest challenges editing 'Oppenheimer'
The editor tells Screen how her pivot from indie films placed her at the centre of the Barbenheimer phenomenon.
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Matteo Garrone on his Oscar-nominated drama ‘Io Capitano’: "it’s a contemporary epic"
Two Senegalese teenagers risk everything to reach the promised land of Europe in Io Capitano, a stirring and topical drama from Italy’s Matteo Garrone. Screen talks to the director about his Oscar-nominated feature.
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Why ‘Four Daughters’ director chose to blend documentary and fiction
Oscar-nominated for best documentary feature, Kaouther Ben Hania’s Four Daughters is based on a “spectacular and shocking” case of two missing girls. The Tunisian filmmaker talks about taking inspiration from fiction for her latest true-life story.
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From frozen corpses to “plumper” polar bears: the VFX that shaped ‘True Detective: Night Country’
VFX supervisor Barney Curnow breaks down the most gruesome and snowiest scenes.