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FeaturesDirector Bornila Chatterjee on her India-set 'The Hungry'
Based on Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus, The Hungry was developed by Film London’s Microwave International.
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FeaturesAlicia Vikander and Lisa Langseth talk diversity, producing and 'Euphoria'
The pair spoke to Screen about their working relationship and new projects.
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FeaturesHaifaa al-Mansour on directing 'Mary Shelley' with Elle Fanning
The film is the Saudi director’s first English-language project.
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FeaturesFinnish director Zaida Bergroth talks exotic-dancer drama 'Miami'
The Good Son director Bergroth discusses her latest project at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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FeaturesClooney talks 'Suburbicon', race and Breitbart 'idiots'
Screen caught up with George Clooney in Toronto.
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FeaturesTIFF director Piers Handling talks career highlights
The longtime TIFF director and CEO discusses how the festival has evolved and what he plans to do next.
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FeaturesCaribbean film commissioners unite at Toronto (exclusive)
Film commissioners explore partnership opportunities.
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Features'The Breadwinner' director Nora Twomey on Angelina Jolie, Netflix impact and women in animation
The animated feature premieres in Toronto this week.
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FeaturesProducer Barbara Broccoli talks Toronto premiere 'Film Stars Don't Die In Liverpool'
Screen visited the set of Gloria Grahame biopic starring Annette Bening and Jamie Bell.
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FeaturesGallery: Screen International, Creative Scotland's Toronto reception
TIFF event was held on Saturday (Sept 9).
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FeaturesDel Toro's 'The Shape Of Water' shapes awards season conversation
Venice winner The Shape Of Water among early frontrunners.
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FeaturesThe story behind Andrew Garfield and Claire Foy disability drama 'Breathe'
Mark Salisbury visits the set of Andy Serkis’s new film.
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FeaturesFilm Constellation CEO dissects 'Been So Long' Netflix deal
Fabien Westerhoff talks growing UK sales outfit.
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FeaturesClio Barnard talks Toronto premiere 'Dark River'
The Selfish Giant director on her new feature.
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FeaturesAngelina Jolie on 'First They Killed My Father': "I made it for Cambodia"
Angelina Jolie makes her most personal work yet with a 1970s-set drama about the Cambodian genocide.
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FeaturesThe story behind Andrew Haigh's 'Lean On Pete'
Andrew Haigh and Tristan Goligher on their latest collaboration.
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FeaturesThe Match Factory’s Michael Weber talks Netflix and the future for arthouse cinema (exclusive)
Weber talks to Andreas Wiseman about the company’s activities.
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FeaturesOn the set of 'Film Stars Don't Die In Liverpool'
Wendy Mitchell visits the Annette Bening and Jamie Bell starring production.
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FeaturesSpotlight on Nordic female filmmakers in Toronto
Screen spekas to Asa Helga Hjorleifsdottir, Zaida Bergroth and Iram Haq.
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FeaturesOn the set of Michael Pearce’s Toronto premiere 'Beast'
Film premieres in TIFF’s platform section.