TV features – Page 5
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         Features FeaturesEmmys spotlight: The story behind Netflix's ambitious stop-motion animation ‘The House’The seires tells three different stories set in the same building. 
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         Features FeaturesEmmys spotlight: Gary Oldman on his ‘Slow Horses’ role, ‘Tinker Tailor’ comparisonsHe also played a spy in John Le Carré’s Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy. 
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         Features FeaturesEmmys spotlight: ‘The Man Who Fell To Earth’ stars Chiwetel Ejiofor and Naomie Harris on David Bowie’s legacyThe show is a reprise-cum-sequel to Bowie’s 1976 sci-fi parable. 
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         Features FeaturesEmmys spotlight: ‘Succession’ star Sarah Snook talks season 3’s shock ending - “I genuinely got blindsided”The Australian actress tells Screen about her absolute trust in showrunner Jesse Armstrong 
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         Features FeaturesEmmys Spotlight: ‘Scenes From A Marriage’ showrunner on directing Oscar Isaac and Jessica ChastainHagai Levi has also worked on ‘In Treatment’ and ‘The Affair’. 
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         Features FeaturesFrom festivals to streamers: why arthouse filmmakers are making the move to episodic TVThe trend has become especially apparent this year, with festival filmmakers attached to a slew of current Emmy contenders. 
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         Features FeaturesWord of Mouth - See Saw’s Patrick Walters on how making ‘Heartstopper’ has influenced his own viewing habitsThe TV exec reveals who curates his cultural feed. 
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         Features FeaturesThe blossoming Balkan TV drama sceneDramas from countries such as Serbia, Croatia and Bulgaria are making waves at TV festivals and markets. 
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         Features FeaturesHow Red Bull and Beta Film’s ambitious football project ‘The Net’ came togetherTackling corruption in the world’s favourite sport, The Net is an ambitious football drama spanning multiple series across Europe. 
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         Features FeaturesHead of drama at Australia’s ABC talks competing with streamersSally Riley, head of drama at Australia’s ABC, discusses the type of shows she is commissioning, and the role of the public broadcaster in the country’s scripted landscape. 
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         Features FeaturesHow Italy’s TV drama sector competes on the international stageFrom Inspector Montalbano to Gomorrah and My Brilliant Friend, Italian drama has long lured international buyers. 
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         Features FeaturesHow ‘Yellowjackets’ and ‘Dexter’ helped Showtime become a serious competitorShowtime Networks president of entertainment Jana Winograde on the future of the premium service in a crowded streaming landscape. 
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         Features FeaturesWhy Iceland is punching above its weight on the international drama sceneScreen looks at the growing global prospects for Icelandic TV series. 
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         Features FeaturesWhy personal stories dominate Qumra’s TV selectionSix Doha Film Insitute-backed TV projects are being showcased in Qumra this year. 
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         Features FeaturesThe Centrepiece interview: Sister’s Jane Featherstone on the future of drama in an age of anxietyFeatherstone is one of the UK’s pre-eminent TV drama producers with hits including ’Chernobyl’, ’Humans’ and ’Broadchurch’ to her name. 
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         Features FeaturesEbonyLife’s Mo Abudu on the new wave of African productionMosunmola ‘Mo’ Abudu, founder and CEO of EbonyLife Group, is being celebrated at this month’s Series Mania festival with its Women In Series Award. 
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         Features FeaturesWhat can the industry expect from the in-person return of Series Mania, Canneseries and MipTV?Series Mania returns to its springtime slot in the northern city of Lille for the first time since the pandem 
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         Features FeaturesHow key European TV drama execs are navigating the platform-driven drama boomMaintaining a diverse production and distribution ecosystem is key to retaining talent and rights. 
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         Features FeaturesHow the pandemic has shaped the audience demand for TV dramaProducers and executives reveal current trends in form and content for scripted series development. 
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         Features FeaturesHow US drama series have reflected the virus crisis on screenWhen Covid-19 struck, US showrunners were suddenly faced with the dilemma of whether or not to weave the pandemic into their storylines. 
 








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