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FeaturesHow ‘One Battle After Another’ editor crafted the iconic ‘river of hills’ car chase
One Battle After Another’s editor Andy Jurgensen tells Screen about the craft behind a memorable sequence.
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FeaturesHow Netflix is embedding itself in India’s entertainment scene
Having found a business model that has lifted it up the streaming ranks, the global streamer is now putting down roots.
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Features‘Shakti’ sees Nepal’s urgent need for political reform through personal, female lens
Marks the feature directorial debut of Nani Sahra Walker.
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Features‘Frankenstein’ production designer on mixing the “fantastic and the real” for the film’s epic sets
Production designer Tamara Deverell tells Mark Salisbury about the creation of one particularly lavish element in Guillermo del Toro’s ‘Frankenstein’: Victor’s laboratory.
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Features12 documentaries to watch this awards season
As part of Screen International’s guide to the films to watch this awards season, we round up some of the key documentary contenders.
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FeaturesDoha festival director Fatma Hassan Alremaihi talks about the vision for this year’s ambitious event
”Presenting challenging films with thoughtful framing” is the festival’s mission, says Alremaihi.
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Features‘Lala & Poppy’ filmmakers on bringing the transgender love story to screen
Veteran Indian producer Bobby Bedi and director Kaizad Gustad are behind the feature, which premieres at IFFI.
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FeaturesPhilippines billiards drama ‘Bilyarista’ defies the odds to premiere at IFFI
Written and directed by Phil Giordano, it follows a young girl living in the slums of Manila.
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FeaturesDocumentary sellers and distributors at IDFA call for new ways to engage audiences
Maria Vera of Kino Rebelde and Martina Droandi of Odd Slice Films are energised by doing things differently.
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Features50 Films to watch this awards season
Screen International presents its guide to titles likely to engage attention this award season.
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FeaturesWhy the filmmakers of Norwegian romantic drama ‘My First Love’ believe the set was” the nicest one ever”
Mari Storstein’s debut fiction feature is now making its world premiere at the Tallinn Black Nights film festival.
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FeaturesWaves Film Bazaar project ‘Gloria’ probes clash between worker and wealthy scammer
The film is one of the biggest budget projects at India’s Waves Film Bazaar.
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FeaturesIndia’s Waves Film Bazaar to embrace AI, regional languages at enlarged edition
Goa-based project market extends reach to include greater linguistic diversity and a short film ‘hackathon’.
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Features“AI is the most democratic medium,” says filmmaker and IFFI festival director Shekhar Kapur
Changes include ditching the festival opening ceremony and its replacement with a parade.
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Features"We enable filmmakers to tell creative stories on their own terms,” says IDFA Bertha Fund’s Selin Murat
Selin Murat, former IDFA markets manager, took over the IDFA Bertha Fund earlier this year.
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FeaturesWhy Victor Kossakovsky wants ‘Trillion’, about a woman throwing tiny objects into the sea, to only be seen in cinemas
”Documentary as a form of art will exist only when we respect image, not story,” he says.
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FeaturesTilly Norwood creator on "fascinating" backlash and why AI will lead to a three-fold increase in production
Eline van der Velden is looking to scale up her AI production company Particle6.
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FeaturesThe Brit 50: Matthew Vaughn on MARV Studios’ new ‘Stuntnuts’ action trilogy, further ‘Kingsman’ films
Vaughn remains able to finance all MARV film budgets in-house, seeking partners afterwards, by ploughing box-office success back into the business.
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FeaturesUK director Samuel Abrahams on mockumentary ‘Lady’, casting Sian Clifford and ‘Saltburn’ comparisons
The mockumentary screens in the first feature competition at Tallinn Black Nights.
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FeaturesHow the UK’s regional drama schools are fighting to get working-class talents in front of London casting directors
’Adolescence’ star Owen Cooper attended Manchester-based drama school and casting agency The Drama Mob.