All Screen articles in February 24 2017 – Page 1124
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Features
Perspectives on 2020: Krishnendu Majumdar on kickboxing, Zoom overload & steering Bafta's review
The Bafta chair and UK producer reveals how kickboxing is helping him through an exhaustive review of the British Academy.
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News
‘Withnail & I’, ‘Enter The Dragon’ producer Paul Heller dies at 93
Producer was longtime BAFTA LA board member.
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Features
Perspectives on 2020: Jason Blum on changing audience tastes and Blumhouse's busy year
The founder and CEO of Blumhouse Productions tells us why he believes the pandemic may directly inspire the kind of stories he chooses to tell.
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Perspectives on 2020: Finecut’s Yunjeong Kim on industry changes and missing friends
As part of Screen’s Perspectives on 2020 series, the Seoul-based sales company executive tells Screen how she came to appreciate the quality-of-life benefits of being grounded from international travel.
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The BFI’s 10 biggest distribution awards of 2020
Titles include ‘Saint Maud’ and ‘Sound Of Metal’.
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News
Judge denies WME preliminary injunction against US writers guild boycott
Agency remains last to hold out against signing guild’s franchise agreement.
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News
Nadine Labaki joins Arabic-language ‘Perfect Strangers’ remake as shoot dates set
Production, which was postponed twice in 2020 due to Covid-19 pandemic, to shoot in early 2021.
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News
Film Movement sets virtual cinema release for international Oscar picks (exclusive)
Submissions from Sudan, Latvia, Switzerland and Japan will premiere in January.
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Features
Screen critics’ top documentaries of 2020
Five of Screen’s expert critics select their favourite documentaries from 2020.
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Perspectives on 2020: Producer Jojo Hui - “we can’t stop people from watching streaming services”
The Hong Kong-based producer explains how she fell back in love with her hometown.
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Perspectives on 2020: Mark Cousins on lockdown liberation and Black Lives Matter
Cousins’ ‘Women Make Film: A New Road Movie THrough Cinema’ will be the focus of a January BFI season.
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News
Universal pushes ‘Boss Baby 2’, moves ‘The Bad Guys’ into 2022
The Bad Guys based on book series by Aaron Blabey.
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Perspectives on 2020: Efe Cakarel on MUBI’s boom and shattered windows
The MUBI founder talks about his streaming platform’s pandemic-fuelled boom and why he is happy to see windows being shattered.
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Perspectives on 2020: Amma Asante on new projects, understanding bias and Brexit
The UK filmmaker discusses a busy year ahead that will include her Armie Hammer-Mads Mikkelsen spy drama.
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The BFI’s 10 biggest production awards of 2020
Titles include animation ’Kensuke’s Kingdom’ and Terence Davies’ next feature, ‘Benediction’.
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News
Trump signs $900bn Covid relief package into law (update)
Partial shutdown of US government avoided.
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News
‘Wonder Woman 1984’ scores top post-lockdown North American debut, WB fast-tracks third film (update)
Studio says Patty Jenkins, Gal Gadot on board.
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Promotion
First look: outback thriller ‘Locusts’
Gritty outback thriller Locusts is now streaming on Amazon Prime and Vudu through SP Releasing after an Australian theatrical run.
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Features
Perspectives on 2020: Agustin Almodovar on getting Covid and Pedro’s next project
The leading Spanish producer on how he has experienced a surprisingly productive working year — in spite of his family’s brush with Covid-19.
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Perspectives on 2020: EbonyLife Media CEO Mo Abudu on Netflix deals and African stories
“The world is happier with Joe Biden elected.”