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FeaturesSarah Gadon on starring in 'Alias Grace': "I was completely consumed"
Margaret Atwood’s novel was adapted for screen by fellow Canadian Sarah Polley.
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'The Assassination Of Gianni Versace' star Edgar Ramirez on the story's backdrop of prejudice
“Homophobia was the underlying subject of the whole story.”
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Jane Campion on why she returned for a second series of 'Top Of The Lake'
Campion co-wrote and directed the second series ’Top Of The Lake: China Girl’.
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How 'The End of the F***ing World' became a word-of-mouth awards contender
Stars Jessica Barden and Alex Lawther give their side of the story.
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'Escape At Dannemora', 'LA's Finest' catch the eye at LA Screenings
Free-TV buyers welcomed the new crop of character-driven procedurals.
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'Picnic At Hanging Rock' showrunner on taking inspiration from Kubrick
The BBC/Amazon series is based on Joan Lindsay’s novel and stars Game of Thrones’ Natalie Dormer.
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Endeavor Content co-president discusses what's next
Why Chris Rice is “very bullish” about continued growth of premium television.
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'Suspiria' screenwriter David Kajganich on his showrunning debut 'The Terror'
The series depicts the true story of a 1945 British Navy expedition which disappeared in the Arctic.
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Berlin's TV section Drama Series Days is growing in importance for producers
This year, eight drama series looking for international backers and producing partners.
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What next for YouTube Red?
Global head of original content Susanne Daniels tells Screen about the channel’s mission and international ambitions.
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'Get Out' producer Jason Blum: 'Netflix and Amazon are the new studios'
However, Blum warns that the model may not be sustainable.
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How the high-end TV boom has reached the Middle East
The boom in high-end TV has reached the Middle East, where both original content and local versions of international dramas are in demand.
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Seven hot upcoming TV projects selling at MIPCOM
Global content market MIPCOM will showcase some of the buzziest TV projects when it kicks off on October 16 in France.
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Tech giants will soon challenge Netflix and Amazon in TV sector
‘All-out war for viewers’ looming in premium original content.
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MIPCOM 2017 to showcase TV shows with global appeal
The big theme at this year’s MIPCOM is how high-end content creators are balancing the demands of local and international audiences.
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IDWE president David Ozer talks 'Wynonna Earp', 'Dirk Gently' and working with Netflix and Hulu
Ozer spoke to Screen about marketing strategies, the importance of IP and his company’s push into digital content.
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10 hot Italian TV dramas that should be on your radar
Screen selects 10 buzzed-about shows on the horizon.
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Is Netflix's Italian crime series 'Suburra' the next 'Gomorrah'?
Netflix’s first Italian Original series has an impressive pedigree.
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Jeffrey Tambor on 'Transparent': 'The Pfeffermans all witnessed the election'
The Emmy-nominated star of Transparent on why Trump has emboldened him to do his best work.
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Joe Berlinger on how social justice content can change lives
Twenty-five years after Brother’s Keeper, Oscar-nominated, Emmy-winning Joe Berlinger tells Elbert Wyche why his work as an investigative documentarian continues to inspire him – be it in film or TV.
