All articles by Stuart Kemp – Page 9
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Features“We know we can help,” says FIDLab head of the daring, experimental projects it supports
FIDLab runs from July 7-8 in Marseille.
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Features“You will discover films,” says festival programmer Cyril Neyrat of the appeal of FIDMarseille
Neyrat is one of the new top team, along with Tsveta Dobreva and Fabienne Moris.
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FeaturesEmmys spotlight: ‘Squid Game’ production team on creating the show’s unforgettable visuals
‘Squid Game’ production designer Chae Kyoung-sun, editor Nam Na-young and cinematographer Lee Hyung-deok speak to Screen.
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Features‘Crimes Of The Future’ producer on shooting in Greece
The film shot in Anthes for seven weeks
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FeaturesTerritory focus: Iceland anticipates an eruption in demand
‘Luther’ and ‘Doctor Strange In The Multiverse of Madness’ have both filmed in Iceland.
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FeaturesTerritory focus: Norway has much to tempt footloose productions
‘Dune’, ‘No Time Too Die’ and ’Doctor Strange’ have all shot in Norway.
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FeaturesThe Euro 75: Activist 38 (Bulgaria)
The company aims to expand into international high-end TV drama.
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FeaturesThe Euro 75: O Som e a Furia (Portugal)
A go-to co-producer for European filmmakers with strong links in Brazil and Argentina.
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FeaturesThe Euro 75: Bionaut (Czech Republic)
The Czech Republic production house has offices in Poland and Slovakia.
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FeaturesThe Euro 75: Mistrus Media (Latvia)
Set up in 2000, Mistrus Media is an established Latvian production stable making international features and documentaries.
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FeaturesThe Euro 75: Microfilm (Romania)
Microfilm produced Radu Jude’s Berlinale Golden Bear winner Bad Luck Banging Or Loony Porn.
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FeaturesThe Euro 75: Madants (Poland)
Projects include Claire Denis’ High Life and Valdimar Johannsson’s Lamb.
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FeaturesThe Euro 75: Lava Films (Poland)
Projects include Poland’s 2021 best international feature Oscar contender ’Never Gonna Snow Again’.
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NewsEuropean admissions rose in 2021 but were still 40% below 2019 figures, says EAO report
The long-hoped for sprint back to cinemas as the world began to emerge from the Covid-19 pandemic in 2021 failed to materialise.
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FeaturesSyrian filmmaker Anas Khalaf on his Qumra feature project ‘The Photographer’
‘The Photographer’ is the second in a planned trilogy about the Syrian conflict following ‘The Translator’ in 2020.
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FeaturesFive Qatari talents to watch
The initiatives of the Doha Film Institute are helping to inspire a wealth of new voices.
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FeaturesIn profile: the Bafta Film Awards shorts contenders
The titles span hand-drawn and stop-motion animation, documentary, Eastern European black comedy, musical and pulsating queer drama.
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FeaturesSix international producers talk about their buzzy CineMart projects
CineMart is taking place online as part of the International Film Festival Rotterdam.
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NewsKFTV Talk: “Anything that could be separated and recycled we did on Bond”
A panel of industry experts discussed how future productions can become sustainable during a webinar hosted by Screen International’s sister site KFTV.