The latest Screen awards weekly looks at the directors and writers in contention for awards this year.
This issue features interviews with Greta Gerwig, Todd Haynes, Bradley Cooper, Justine Triet and Alexander Payne.
The latest Screen awards weekly looks at the directors and writers in contention for awards this year.
This issue features interviews with Greta Gerwig, Todd Haynes, Bradley Cooper, Justine Triet and Alexander Payne.
2026-10-15T14:50:00Z By John Hazelton
World premieres include UK director Daniel Sharp’s Better and Vicky Wight’s Irish drama The Body Is Water.
2026-10-15T14:41:00Z By John Hazelton
The festival’s location is a draw for distributors and sales agents looking for awards contenders and world premieres on their doorstep.
2026-10-15T11:51:00Z By David Opie and Michael Rosser
Further winners include Taiwanese director Lee Yun Chan for ‘To Be Ordinary’
2026-10-15T14:21:00Z By Ben Dalton
Film will follow Cecil’s partnership with racehorse Frankel.
2026-10-15T13:54:00Z By Stuart Kemp
”These are issues that have touched me personally,” said the Italian producer at Rome Film Fest.
2026-10-15T13:43:00Z By Rebecca Leffler
Filmmakers publish open letter warning proposals affecting Canal+, France Télévisions and the CNC could put 400 films at risk over the next five years.
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