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FeaturesJonathan Glazer on ‘The Zone Of Interest’: "I wanted to remove the artifice of filmmaking"
The film took Glazer almost nine years to make, and is only his fourth feature in 23 years.
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FeaturesWhat buzzy projects are being showcased at Ventana Sur 2023?
Latin America’s biggest audiovisual market runs November 27-December 1.
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FeaturesWhy Emerald Fennell was inspired to make ‘Saltburn’ by the image of someone licking a bathtub
The filmmaker tells Screen about exploring intense desire and the reality of impossible beauty in her new film.
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FeaturesMorocco’s Adnane Baraka turns to fiction for third film ‘We Don’t Forget’
“The narrative resonates with current uncertainties,” suggests Baraka, who is participating in the Atlas Workshops.
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FeaturesErige Sehiri reveals details of ‘Marie & Jolie’, her anticipated follow-up to ‘Under The Fig Trees’
“Visibility allows you to be heard more and sooner for the next film, but funding is just as difficult,” says the Tunisian director.
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FeaturesIsmaël El Iraki talks developing Atlas Workshops project ‘Wolfmother’ with France’s Bac Films
At $3m, the film noir is a “pretty ambitious project”, says the Moroccan director.
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FeaturesSenegalese filmmaker Rokhaya Marieme Balde’s on themes of “resistance and cultural preservation” in her debut feature
Balde’s feature debut ‘Seeking Aline’ is participating in Marrakech’s Atlas Workshops.
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FeaturesGolden Horse boss Wen Tien-hsiang talks rise of Malaysia and welcoming China ahead of 60th awards
The 60th Golden Horse Awards includes a record number of films from Malaysia.
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FeaturesKleber Mendonça Filho talks ‘Pictures Of Ghosts’ and why art should be a tool for activism
With his latest documentary Pictures Of Ghosts, Brazilian filmmaker Kleber Mendonça Filho delivers his most intimate film to date.
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Features10 emerging UK below-the-line talents to watch
The British Film Commission spotlights 10 talented individuals working across a breadth of below-the-line roles.
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Features‘The Peasants’ team on Ukraine invasion impact, following up ‘Loving Vincent’
The Polish feature animation having 25 Ukrainian artists on its team.
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FeaturesWhy Tallinn Black Nights festival has adjusted its strategy with emerging filmmakers
“We want to select films with clear stories that are easy to sell.”
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FeaturesMichel Ciment: tribute to a titan of film criticism
Fellow cineaste, writer and lifelong friend Dan Fainaru celebrates the life and career of Michel Ciment.
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FeaturesJA Bayona on making ‘Society Of The Snow’ as realistic as possible: “It was like shooting a documentary”
With Society Of The Snow, JA Bayona wanted to dig beneath the shocking legend of the 1972 rugby team whose plane crashed in the Andes.
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Features“We screen 440 hours of new content a year:” How Al Jazeera is becoming a major documentary player
“We are a bridge between filmmakers to the north and to the south.”
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FeaturesHow TikTok helped reverse the box office fortunes for ‘Consent’ in France
The sexual abuse drama has managed to multiply its ticket sales tenfold since its tepid opening in French theatres last month.
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FeaturesHow Tallinn Black Nights is putting sustainability, diversity and inclusion at the forefront of everything it does
The festival has created its first sustainability, diversity and inclusion officer.
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FeaturesHow Marrakech is pushing on with its star-powered 2023 edition: “The festival needed to happen this year”
The festival runs November 24 to December 2.
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FeaturesOscars international feature race 2024: the contenders from Africa and the Middle East
Leading the cohort is Ramata-Toulaye Sy’s Senegalese entry Banel & Adama, the sole feature debut in competition at Cannes.
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FeaturesMy Screen Life: Cornerstone Films’ Carla Quarto di Palo on coming to film late and the future of sales
The newly promoted head of sales at London and Los Angeles-based Cornerstone Films talks about her love of Billy Wilder and why her favourite film festival is Toronto.