Small MPU – Page 2918
-
FeaturesScreen December 18 2015
Browse the digital edition of Screen International here, which includes a focus on the leading contenders for best documentary film this awards season…
-
NewsArthouse acquires 'Carol' for Russia despite "gay propaganda" law
Distributor says release of the gay drama will prove “a huge challenge”.
-
Features1975: Dawn of the blockbuster
Screen International was lunched at a time the industry was on the verge of great change, one being shaped by summer tentpoles and the seeds of modern co-production. Screen takes a look at the state of international film in 1975.
-
FeaturesThe changing face of festivals
Over the past four decades, the festival landscape has been in a state of constant evolution, with events coming and going all over the world.
-
-
NewsCrime thriller ‘The Contract’ set for January release
London-based thriller exec’d by Enemy of the State writer David Marconi.
-
FeaturesVFX: Lights, camera, magic
Four decades ago, film-making technology embarked on a journey that took it far, far away from the rudimentary techniques of previous eras. John Hazelton tracks the progress of the tech revolution
-
NewsFilm London unveils development awards for artist filmmakers
FLAMIN Productions backs new works from Uriel Orlow, Karen Mirza & Brad Butler and Charlotte Ginsborg.
-
FeaturesForty Years of British Film
Over the past 40 years, the UK film industry has had its share of creative and financial ups and downs. Screen tracks its progress from the depression of the mid-1980s to the highs of recent years.
-
-
FeaturesThe Birth of the Mega-Franchise
One of the biggest changes of the past four decades has been the supersonic growth of the film franchise, fuelled by international audiences’ insatiable demand for characters rather than actors. Screen examines this billion-dollar business
-
-
-
-
-
NewsJJ Abrams talks women in 'Star Wars'
Director of The Force Awakens reveals the thinking behind writing strong female roles.
-
-
-
NewsPiracy 'release group' sentenced to over 17 years
Five men received more than 17 years and admitted losses to industry of more than $7.45m (£5m).
-
