Screen’s October 2022 edition previews this year’s Mipcom and Busan film festival, both of which are set to return bigger than ever post-pandemic.
The issue also sees BFI London Film Festival director Tricia Tuttle discuss five years in the role and why now is the right time to move on; and explores the future of the UK talent agency sector following UTA’s takeover of Curtis Brown.
Screen’s October monthly edition leads with this year’s Screen Stars Of Tomorrow, which spotlights 20 rising stars across acting and filmmaking in the UK and Ireland.
Browse Screen International’s daily editions from the 2025 Busan International Film Festival and Asian Contents & Film Market (ACFM).
Browse Screen’s Spain Special issue, which explores the country’s thriving film and TV sector.
EXCLUSIVE: Cast features Mekhi Phifer, Chris Klein, Shane West.
EXCLUSIVE: ’The Accountant’ writer Bill Dubuque to adapt screenplay based on Morten Tyldum’s 2011 box office smash.
The UK parliament’s cross-party culture, media and sport committee has written to chancellor Rachel Reeves backing the intervention.
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