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All Features articles – Page 49
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FeaturesTurkish film festivals in flux amid claims of political interference and boycotts
Country’s oldest festival Antalya challenged by rebel Istanbul screenings and rival event Adana.
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Features'Quality over quantity': what next for the US cable giants?
HBO has recently programmed blue-chip series like ‘Big Little Lies’.
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FeaturesGo big or go local: how the European drama sector is responding to Netflix and Amazon
Shows like The Ink Factory’s ‘The Little Drummer Girl’ are searching for other funding sources.
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FeaturesFabrik chief talks opportunities for European creatives in the American TV market
Henrik Bastin and Melissa Aouate of Fabrik Entertainment speak to Screen.
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FeaturesLuca Guadagnino and Tilda Swinton on the long journey to bring 'Suspiria' back to life
The remake of Dario Argento’s horror classic is the pair’s fourth feature together.
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FeaturesBusan interview: Ying Liang on 'A Family Tour'
The Shanghai-born filmmaker talks about his semi-autobiographical drama, A Family Tour, which follows an exiled Chinese filmmaker reuniting with her family.
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FeaturesBFI London Film Festival 2018 preview: awards changes and venue challenges
This year’s event runs from October 10-21.
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FeaturesHow LFF closing night film 'Stan & Ollie' transitioned from TV to the big-screen
Director Jon S Baird and producer Faye Ward will launch the film at the BFI London Film Festival.
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Features“The girls I grew up around weren't delicate creatures”: Jasmin Mozaffari on TIFF Discovery title 'Firecrackers'
The film is also screening in the International Competition of the Zurich FIlm Festival.
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FeaturesStephen Woolley on historic venue the Scala: "It was a cinema with a lot of tribes"
A new book celebrates the late, lamented London cinema beloved by a generation that included Christopher Nolan, Viv Albertine and Ben Wheatley.
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FeaturesThe disturbing real-life story behind TIFF Midnight Madness title 'The Wind'
The Wind was the only female-directed film in the Midnight Madness section this year.
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In focus: the challenge of getting a US media visa in the Donald Trump era
US immigration attorney Nita Nicole Upadhye explains how.
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FeaturesWhat role does San Sebastian play in the film festival calendar?
The 2018 event takes place from Friday 21-Sunday 29 September.
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FeaturesVenice and Toronto 2018: which films stood out?
Screen critics highlight the studio hits, commercial prospects and under-the-radar gems from the Autumn festivals.
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Features"I don't want my film to be used for political purposes": Russia's Yury Bykov on his TIFF title 'The Factory'
Bykov’s film revolves around a group of workers who kidnap a local oligarch.
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FeaturesCan the BFI-backed plan to boost UK indie film make a real difference?
The BFI’s Independent Film Commission finally delivered its report into the UK indie sector.
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FeaturesDignity Film Finance's Maggie Monteith on backing British talent
Dignity invested in Carol Morley’s ‘Out Of Blue’, which has premiered at Toronto this month.
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FeaturesCan 'The Front Runner' put Canadian producer-financier BRON ahead of the pack?
Hugh Jackman stars as flawed 1988 Democratic presidential candidate Gary Hart.
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FeaturesBecoming 'The Favourite': the story behind awards contender Element Pictures
The Dublin company has ‘The Little Stranger’ alongside Lanthimos’ comedy in the running this year.
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FeaturesMichael Winterbottom on the journey behind Dev Patel thriller 'The Wedding Guest'
The Wedding Guest premieres in Toronto this week.