Read the digital edition of Screen’s first awards weekly for 2025/26. The issue kicks off by spotlighting 50 films to see this awards season, as chosen by our team of experts.
The edition also delves deeper into the work by the below-the-line teams for titles including Frankenstein, One Battler After Another and The Smashing Machine, and meets the campaigners working on this year’s short film contenders.
Jon M. Chu’s musical is the second widest release in UK-Ireland so far this year.
The Tallinn panel said audiences are moving to digital and short-form content.
Screen International presents its guide to titles likely to engage attention this award season.
EXCLUSIVE: The Nigeria-set action film will hit cinemas on December 5.
The announcement was made by the head of the Ukrainian state film agency at the Industry@Tallinn & Baltic event.
Total spend on UK film and high-end TV production increased by 17% for the period, driven by high-end TV.
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