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FeaturesCosima Spender on making 'Palio'
Cosima Spender talks about making Palio under the watchful eye of Siena’s authorities.
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FeaturesLaurie Anderson reveals the inspirations for 'Heart Of A Dog'
Laurie Anderson talks the inspirations for her intimate documentary Heart Of A Dog.
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FeaturesMichael Moore talks 'Where To Invade Next'
Michael Moore reveals how his electrifying Where To Invade Next was made under the radar.
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FeaturesDocumentary: US flourishing while Europe struggles
While Netflix and Amazon among others are revitalising the documentary sector in the US, it’s a different story in Europe, where factual film-makers are fighting for funds.
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FeaturesBafta takes a bow
With a change in eligibility rules, Bafta’s organisers are hoping that smaller films will benefit in certain key categories.
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CommentThe Summit of ambition
Screen editor Matt Mueller on his personal highlights from this year’s Screen Film Summit.
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FeaturesScreen Film Summit: state of the nation
Leading lights of the UK film industry came together for a dynamic day of talk and debate, to celebrate and learn from the successful releases, and to glean inspiration from on-stage film-makers.
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News'Force Awakens' posts biggest ever day at UK box office with $14.3m
Disney’s highly anticipated return of the space saga tops Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2’s long-standing record.
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ReviewsScreen critics' top films of 2015
Ten Screen critics select their favourite films of the year.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2015: Fionnuala Halligan
Fionnuala is Screen International‘s chief film critic and reviews editor. She has more than 20 years’ experience as a film writer and critic.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2015: Tim Grierson
The senior US critic for Screen International, Tim has written for the magazine since 2005. Based in Los Angeles, he also contributes to New Republic, Rolling Stone, Backstage and Popular Mechanics.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2015: Allan Hunter
Allan has worked for Screen International since 1990 as a film critic and features writer. He is based in Edinburgh and is also co-director of Glasgow Film Festival.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2015: Dan Fainaru
A film critic for more than 55 years and Screen International’s critic-at-large, Dan has written for the title since 2001. Honorary vice-president of Fipresci, he is editor of Israel’s film magazine Cinematheque.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2015: Lee Marshall
Lee has worked for Screen International since 1996 as an Italy-based film critic. He also writes on travel, design and culture for a range of UK, US and Italian publications.
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Films of the Year 2015: Jonathan Romney
Jonathan is a long-standing contributor of film reviews to Screen International. He writes for The Observer, Sight & Sound, Film Comment and others, and teaches at the London College of Communications.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2015: Lisa Nesselson
Lisa is in-house film critic for the English-language channel of 24-hour TV news network France24. After 17 years at Variety, the Paris-based critic began reviewing for Screen International in 2008.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2015: Charles Gant
Charles joined Screen International in 2015 as a London-based critic. The film editor of Heat magazine, he also writes regularly for The Guardian, Sight & Sound and the BFI’s Film Audience Network.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2015: Wendy Ide
Wendy joined Screen International in 2015 as a London-based critic. Previously she was a critic for The Times. She also writes for Sight & Sound and is a regular contributor to Reuters television.
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ReviewsFilms of the Year 2015: James Marsh
James joined Screen International in 2014. Originally from the UK but based in Hong Kong since 2001, he is a critic for the South China Morning Post and RTHK Radio 3, and also Asian editor for twitchfilm.com.
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FeaturesScreen December 18 2015
Browse the digital edition of Screen International here, which includes a focus on the leading contenders for best documentary film this awards season…