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FeaturesHow the French sales sector is adapting to challenging times
At a time when cinema is under pressure, French film sales companies still manage to proliferate.
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FeaturesScreen March/April 2018
Digital edition includes preview of potential Cannes 2018 titles and a feature on exhibition in developing markets.
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FeaturesHow Amazon Studios is growing its global presence
Amazon Studios’ strategy is about working with its global distribution partners — not competing against them.
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FeaturesThe key US TV trends to look out for in 2018
Efforts to engage a fractured domestic audience, plus equality movements have led to new programming mindsets.
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FeaturesNine upcoming indigenous films to look out for
Screen previews a selection of features, including from Greenland, New Zealand and Canada.
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FeaturesHow America became a key market for foreign-language TV drama
Lead by shows such as Carlos and Narcos, non-English language TV drama is making headway stateside.
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FeaturesWhat's driving the new wave of indigenous filmmaking?
Ties between indigenous filmmakers and funders are strengthening across the globe.
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FeaturesCanneseries preview: how new TV festival aims to stand out from the crowd
Official Competition line-up includes Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Killing Eve and Gael García Bernal’s Here On Earth.
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FeaturesEndeavor Content co-president discusses what's next
Why Chris Rice is “very bullish” about continued growth of premium television.
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FeaturesComment: Screen's chief critic reacts to Cannes screening shake-up
“The question is simple: why doesn’t Cannes just impose an embargo?”
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FeaturesWhat's really happening with China's overhaul of film and TV regulation?
China watchers are speculating that we’ll see more movies in line with the Party’s messaging.
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Features'The Foreigner': anatomy of a successful UK-China co-production
The Fyzz Facility’s Wayne Marc Godfrey tells Screen how the Jackie Chan starrer worked in both the West and China.
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FeaturesQ&A: Hong Kong film festival artistic director Li Cheuk To
Li joined as a programmer in the 1980s and has seen the festival through times of boom and bust for Hong Kong cinema.
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Features'Suspiria' screenwriter David Kajganich on his showrunning debut 'The Terror'
The series depicts the true story of a 1945 British Navy expedition which disappeared in the Arctic.
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FeaturesIn focus: the 10 films in the 2018 HAF Work-in-Progress Lab
Projects will vie for prizes including the $12,800 Wanda WIP Lab Award.
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FeaturesWhy have US studios struggled to make an impact in Chinese-language production?
Foreign companies face difficulties engaging with local production, while Chinese films flourish.
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FeaturesHong Kong Film Festival 2018 preview
This year’s event includes a tribute to Lucrecia Martel and a Werner Herzog Masterclass.
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FeaturesFilmart 2018 preview: China box-office boom raises hopes for strong market
The Hong Kong event is an increasingly important film portal in the east.
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FeaturesWhat do 'Black Panther' and #inclusionrider mean for Hollywood?
Inclusion rider and Marvel blockbuster’s international performance dominate conversation as Hollywood looks to future.
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FeaturesCannes 2018: who's in the running?
Screen explores what could debut in Official Selection or one of the parallel sidebars this May.