All articles by Fionnuala Halligan – Page 5
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Reviews‘Black Box Diaries’: Sundance Review
Japanese journalist Shiori Ito documents her five-year struggle to bring her high-profile rapist to justice
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Reviews‘Porcelain War’: Sundance Review
Ukranian artists decide to continue creating their beauty while defending Kharkiv against Russian attack
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Reviews‘10 Lives’: Sundance Review
Charming UK children’s animation sees a spoiled cat suddenly run out of lives
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Reviews‘Kneecap’: Sundance Review
Members of the subversive Irish-language hip hop group play themselves in this anarchic origin story
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Reviews‘Layla’: Sundance Review
Deeply personal debut sees a UK Arab drag queen navigate the rocky road to love
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CommentComment: It is time for Bafta to rethink its jury interventions
Bafta should trust its reinvigorated membership and give them more of a vote.
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Features"A great, great artist": Martin Scorsese on his friend and frequent collaborator Robbie Robertson
The filmmaker tells Screen International about their life and work together.
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FeaturesFilms of the year 2023: Fionnuala Halligan
Fionnuala Halligan is Screen’s executive editor, reviews and new talent.
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Reviews‘Tuesday’: London Review
Julia Louis-Dreyfus stars in this ambitious feature debut from the UK, backed by A24
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Reviews‘Haar’: London Review
A TV production manager reaches crisis point in Ben Hecking’s Budapest-set, Super8-shot second feature
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Reviews‘The Pigeon Tunnel’: London Review
Errol Morris talks with John LeCarre in the late author’s last, no-holds-barred interview
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FeaturesScreen comment: UK indie producers are in crisis and need urgent support
UK independent film producers are being systematically devalued and unfairly treated as the industry booms around them.
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Reviews‘The Rye Horn’: San Sebastian Review
Jaione Camborda’s second, elemental feature wins the Golden Shell at the San Sebastian Film Festival
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Reviews‘The Successor’: San Sebastian Review
Marc-Andre Grondin impresses as a lauded fashion designer forced back down to his roots in Xavier Legrand’s twisted art thriller
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FeaturesThe awards contenders from the autumn festivals
Here are the titles our critics think awards pundits are - or should be - looking at right now
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Features20 stand-out titles from Toronto 2023
There was plenty to be excited about at this year’s festival.
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Reviews‘Sorry/Not Sorry’: Toronto Review
Louis CK documentary reveals the deadly serious abusive underbelly of the US comedy circuit