All UK/Ireland articles – Page 392
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Features
10 UK and Irish films to tempt festival directors in 2018
New films from Mike Leigh, Yorgos Lanthimos and Lenny Abrahamson among the hot UK and Ireland projects to arrive in 2018.
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Vice to tackle 'boys' club' culture
Bids to quell UK staff unrest following claims that led to suspension of senior execs.
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Daniel Kaluuya, Timothée Chalamet among Bafta Rising Star 2018 nominees
The other nominees are Florence Pugh, Josh O’Connor, Tessa Thompson.
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BFI scraps plans for £130m national centre for film and television
Institute blames ”turbulent economic climate and shifting political environment”.
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Colin Lomax, former Anchor Bay UK chief, dies aged 56
Distribution veteran died between Christmas and New Year.
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'Gomorrah' season 3 UK release details announced
Series will be available in full as a Sky Atlantic box set.
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UK home entertainment spend up in 2017; bestselling titles revealed
Video category grows for the third year in a row, now worth £2.69 billion.
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'Game Of Thrones' actor, Nik Powell among screen industry honoured by Queen
Actors, producer and former PACT head of diversity among those honoured.
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UK box office: 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' dominates festive period
Rian Johnson’s sequel fends off impressive challenge from Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle.
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Martin McDonagh on the inspiration behind 'Three Billboards'
Writer/director Martin McDonagh tells Screen about the origins of his small-town revenge comedy-drama.
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Nine industry storylines set to dominate 2018
From harassment to superplatforms, Screen gazes into its crystal ball…
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The BFI’s seven biggest production awards of 2017
The BFI awarded seven films £1m or more in 2017.
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Judi Dench on 'Victoria & Abdul': 'It was such a fascinating story'
With 22 Oscar and Bafta nominations under her belt, Dench is in contention again with Victoria & Abdul.
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Reviews
'The Commuter': Review
It’s a case of ’same situation, new location’ for Liam Neeson and director Jaume Collet-Serra
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Paul King, David Heyman talk 'Paddington 2', Baftas and sequels
How do you follow the most successful non-US studio family film of all time?
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Saul Dibb talks 'honest and uncompromising' war drama 'Journey's End'
Director Saul Dibb jumped into First World War tale Journey’s End towards the end of its development journey, intent on making the ticking-clock drama as tense and vividly real as possible. Charles Gant reports.
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Jamie Bell on getting to the heart of 'Film Stars Don’t Die In Liverpool'
UK actor Jamie Bell reveals why getting to the heart of a true-life Hollywood romance was the real joy of Film Stars Don’t Die In Liverpool. Louise Tutt reports.
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The BFI’s seven biggest distribution awards of 2017
From foreign language hits to gritty UK drama, Screen charts the BFI’s biggest grants in 2017.
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Sally Hawkins to star in Craig Roberts’ next film (exclusive)
‘It’s a lovely part and I’m really honoured he’s even thinking of me for it.’
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UK female director collective Cinesisters attracts more than 50 members
64 women directors sign up to UK initiative.