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FeaturesShot in the UK: Eight high-end TV shows to watch out for
UK locations and facilities that have played host to small-screen productions from around the world.
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Locarno 2020: How Open Doors will support its filmmakers throughout the year
Screen speaks to producers who have been through the industry platform.
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Locarno 2020: Heritage Online dives into the choppy waters of digital platforms
Heritage Online connects rights holders of classics with online content platforms.
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Locarno 2020: Introduction to the Open Doors Hub projects
Isobel Sandoval and Mouly Surya are among the participants in the 18th edition of Open Doors.
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Locarno 2020: Open Doors Lab participants bring focus to Southeast Asia
Participants and Lab head Sophie Bourdon speak to Screen.
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Sundance London’s Tabitha Jackson and Clare Binns talk recreating a festival buzz online and 2021 plans
Three feature films will screen at specific times to a UK audience over the weekend of Friday August 7 to Sunday August 9.
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Valentina Merli talks reinventing Locarno Pro: “It was supposed to be my first edition”
The online industry progamme will run from August 5-11.
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My Working From Home Life: Shift72 CEO David White
“On some days we might have 40 festivals wanting to talk to us and we just make sure we can support everyone.”
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How Locarno’s Films After Tomorrow is keeping Covid-affected projects in the spotlight
Some of the selected filmmakers, including Lisandro Alonso, tell Screen about their interrupted productions.
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Locarno chief Lili Hinstin talks 2020 edition and protecting the festival’s future
This year, rather than trying to replicate its normal structure online, the festival has developed a completely different hybrid iteration.
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My Working From Home Life: UK writer-director Jessica Swale
“There’s such a hunger to get back to work… but there’s also a nervousness.”
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10 years on: The UK Film Council’s achievements, missteps and enduring impact
In part two of our feature, key UK Film Council figures look back at its mission and legacy.
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Comment: A “Damascene moment” for Venice
This year’s line-up looks very global, very arthouse, and very welcome.
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10 years on: The inside story of the last days of the UK Film Council
Ten years after it was abolished, many of its leading figures look back at that momentous day.
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My Working From Home Life: US director Catherine Hardwicke
”I’ve been working for almost 10 hours every day because it’s still been quite busy.”
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The challenges and rewards of shooting Netflix’s ‘Cursed’ in the UK
Alex Boden, producer of new Netflix fantasy epic Cursed , discusses shooting in multiple locations across the UK’s nations and regions.
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My Working From Home Life: UK producer Gabrielle Tana
“[My kitten] has been featured on our team Zoom calls and has become our little mascot.”
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Frontières head Annick Mahnert on virtual event, supporting marginalised voices
”There’s a bit of everything this year, but I’m happy we don’t only have typical horror stories or slasher films.”
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My Working From Home Life: Independent Talent Group’s Sarah Camlett
”We have to hunker down and work together to get everything back on track. It’s already begun.”
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San Sebastian director talks 2020 edition, Cannes collaboration and his ‘Plan B’
The festival is waiting on a final decision by the Basque government in September to finalise all arrangements.
