‘Portrait Of A Lady On Fire’ director Céline Sciamma: “Cinema is a very misogynistic world”
The director’s fourth feature is in awards contention at the Golden Globes and Baftas.
Jonathan Pryce on playing Pope Francis in ‘The Two Popes’: “He’s a flawed character"
Pryce plays opposite Anthony Hopkins as Pope Benedict in Fernando Meirelles’ Netflix drama.
From ‘Skin’ to ‘Rocketman’: how Jamie Bell showcased his versatility in 2019
The Durham-born actor talks to Screen about his diverse career.
Roger Garcia on bringing the film festival experience to the Chinese island of Hainan
Second edition of the festival is running December 1-8 in the resort city of Sanya.
Pascal Diot on launching a market at Hainan Island International Film Festival
First edition of H!Market includes a locations showcase and the H!Action co-production market.
'Jojo Rabbit' star Thomasin McKenzie: "It is so important that people watch this film"
McKenzie plays Elsa, a Jewish teen in Nazi Germany.
Ladj Ly and the ‘Les Misérables’ team on weaving hot weather and a World Cup win into France’s Oscar entry
The film won the joint jury prize in Cannes Competition in May.
New Talent: ‘Cat In The Wall’ directors Mina Mileva and Vesela Kazakova
The UK-based Bulgarian duo discuss the origins of their comedy drama Cat In The Wall, which premiered in Locarno.
Estonian director of ‘Truth and Justice’ on his record-breaking film and Oscar submission
Adaptation of classic Estonian novel beat the previous box office record set by ‘Avatar’ and has been submitted for the Academy Award.
“They laughed at me because I loved ‘Pretty Woman’: ‘Parasite’ producer Kwak Sin Ae on her early film loves
Screen Life: The producer of ‘Parasite’ talks about her life in the film industry.
Andrei Konchalovsky talks Tarkovsky, Stallone and his famous filmmaking family
The Russian director was in Tallin to receive the Lifetime Achievement award at the Black Nights Film Festival.
Dutch director of Microwave project ‘Looted’ talks stolen cars and Tallinn premiere
Rene van Pannevis on his UK drama starring Charley Palmer Rothwell and Morgane Polanski.
The Centrepiece interview: Cairo chief Mohamed Hefzy talks indie cinema, upcoming projects
Egyptian producer and Cairo International Film Festival director Mohamed Hefzy tells Screen about his journey from metallurgical engineer undergraduate in London to A-list festival habitué.
