All Features articles – Page 86
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My Screen Life: French producer Charles Gillibert on his typical breakfast and taking advice from Olivier Assayas
Gillibert’s films include Olivier Assayas’ Summer Hours, Abbas Kiarostami’s Certified Copy and Leos Carax’s Annette.
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Banijay’s Lars Blomgren on why he believes the TV drama market is maturing and becoming more risk-averse
The head of scripted at global production giant Banijay oversees a whopping near 140 projects a year.
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Doclisboa’s Miguel Ribeiro and Glenda Balucani on the ‘diversity of approaches’ at this year’s festival
Portuguese documentary festival celebrates its 20th anniversary this year.
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The key talking points ahead of a ‘supersized’ Mipcom 2022
TV industry will be mulling the cost of producing drama, the launch of ad-funded streamers and a deteriorating economic environment will be key talking points.
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De Mensen readies WWII prison camp drama and Heysel Stadium disaster series
Prolific production company is presenting a wide-ranging slate at Connext.
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Rising Belgian filmmakers Ish Ait Hamou and Monir Ait Hamou talk debut project ‘BXL’
The semi-autobiographical film is about two brothers growing up in a tough part of Brussels.
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International execs and festival curators head to Connext 2022 in search of Belgian gems
The showcase of Flemish and Belgian film and TV introduced Lukas Dhont to the wider world.
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“I knew what I wanted”: Veerle Baetens on shooting her directorial debut ‘When It Melts’
‘When It Melt’ is a buzz project at Connext 2022, eyeing a 2023 festival berth.
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How Koen Mortier worked carefully with his young cast to shoot abuse story ‘Skunk’
The project is being presented in Connext in Antwerp.
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Fien Troch on working with the Dardenne brothers and the challenges of casting her latest feature ‘Holly’
Flemish auteur’s latest is one of the buzz projects being presented as a work in progress at Connext.
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Should cheap ticket promotions become a regular feature of UK cinemas?
National Cinema Day brought a surge of admissions to UK cinemas during the traditional September lull.
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How Junior Okoli and Chas Appeti made their drill musical series ‘Jungle’
The two music creatives have parlayed their skills into a series for Amazon, ‘Jungle’.
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Tobias Lindholm on working with Eddie Redmayne and Jessica Chastain for ‘The Good Nurse’
Lindholm makes his English-language feature debut on the film based on a real-life story.
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Five to watch at Busan’s Asian Project Market
The Asian Project Market marks its 25th anniversary in 2022.
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ACFM director Oh Seok Geun talks reuniting the industry in Busan
”A lot of people thirsty for gatherings will be flocking to Busan,” says ACFM director.
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Back to business in Asia as Busan’s ACFM returns in force
Back as a fully in-person event for the first time since 2019, the Asian Contents & Film Market is adapting to new realities in the marketplace.
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Busan Story Market to help meet growing appetite for Asian remakes
The first Busan Story Market will aim to meet the growing global hunger for fresh content as remakes across Asia continue to find success.
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Busan 2022 line-up guide: New Currents and Jiseok competition titles
Screen profiles the titles in competition at Busan’s 27th edition.
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“Disruption is good for the business”: what does the future hold for UK talent agents?
In the wake of the acquisition of Curtis Brown by United Talent Agency, UK talent agents give their reaction to ripples in the agency landscape.