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FeaturesAFM 2017: The buzz titles from Hong Kong and China
Action films from major talents once gain dominate the top titles on offer from China and Hong Kong at this year’s AFM. Wolf Warrior 2 Just as the Chinese film industry was starting to panic about the sluggish performance of local films, Wolf Warrior 2 leapt from ...
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FeaturesProduction focus: Rungano Nyoni's 'I Am Not A Witch'
How an African chief using WhatsApp helped filmmaker Rungano Nyoni.
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FeaturesHow the BIFAs are growing up this year
As the BIFAs shrug off their teenage years, change is on the agenda.
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FeaturesWhat the Picturehouse pay dispute means for the UK exhibition industry
The pay dispute at Picturehouse Cinemas hit the headlines when striking workers targeted last month’s LFF.
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FeaturesComment: 'Weinstein scandal is a wake-up call for us all'
“This is a long-overdue correction the industry has desperately needed.”
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FeaturesAFM 2017 preview: Weinstein fall-out and a rapidly evolving landscape
Harvey Weinstein won’t be the only hot topic to dominate AFM conversations this year.
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FeaturesTakahisa Zeze on his Tokyo contender 'The Lowlife'
Japanese filmmaker Takahisa Zeze is playing in Competition at TIFF with The Lowlife, which explores the world of adult-video actresses.
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FeaturesDirector Keiichi Hara on his career and Japan's animation industry
TIFF’s organisers have this year selected Keiichi Hara as the subject of the festival’s popular animation focus.
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FeaturesAntalya Film Festival serves up new cinema and cuisine sidebar
Culinary sidebar Cinema and Cuisine, will serve up some appetising new films, sample top-notch cuisine and participate in lively discussions.
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FeaturesIn profile: Turkey's emerging film-making talent
A distinctive group of Turkish filmmakers is emerging, inspired by the international success of Nuri Bilge Ceylan and the rich storytelling approach in the country.
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FeaturesSony, Impala, Caos Films partner on 'Miamor Perdido'
Dani Rovira, Michelle Jenner to star in screwball rom-com involving lost cat.
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FeaturesDavid Heyman on 'Paddington 2', Weinstein, future projects
Heyday Films topper on being ”tarnished with the Weinstein brush”, plus plans for more Paddington films.
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FeaturesBosnian film-maker Aida Begic talks Syrian orphan drama 'Never Leave Me'
“It was very hard. We had flashbacks,” says Sarajevo-born director on making of film about Syrian children impacted by war.
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FeaturesHow Antalya Film Forum is bringing Turkish cinema to the world
The event is the place to meet local filmmakers and source exciting new projects.
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FeaturesAntalya Film Festival makes a fresh start
The 54th International Antalya Film Festival (Oct 21-27) returns with a new artistic director and a renewed drive to connect with the film industry on a local and international level.
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FeaturesBusan festival, market hold steady in uncertain times
This year’s festival was low-key, but Korea’s new president expressed his hopes for a return to “former glory”.
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FeaturesTokyo Film Festival 2017 preview: Soderbergh, Al Gore and 'Fullmetal Alchemist'
For its 30th anniversary year, new director Takeo Hisamatsu is looking to make an impression; plus Screen hosts co-production panel.
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FeaturesItalian cinema focus: previewing the 2017 Rome Film Festival and MIA
Screen assesses a changing landscape for the Rome Film Festival and for Italian cinema.
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FeaturesDevashish Makhija on Busan title 'Ajji'
Director discusses hard-hitting thriller, which received its world premiere at BIFF.
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FeaturesAmichai Greenberg talks Haifa winner 'The Testament'
Israeli director’s slow-burn thriller probes legacy of Holocaust for survivors and contemporary questions of identity.