All Features articles – Page 52
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"The 'D-word' is no longer dirty": experts on state of play for docs
Two major documentary events, Sheffield Doc/Fest in the UK and France’s Sunny Side of the Doc, take place this month.
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UK documentary producers voice concern about new BFI funding
A per-project ceiling of £80,000 on awards is lower than in previous years.
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After the Cannes/Netflix row, what next for France's strict media window laws?
Reform of France’s media window laws has divided the country’s cinema industry.
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Oscar-winning producer Simon Chinn discusses doc market 'explosion' ahead of MPS talk
Chinn will open the Media Production Show talks on June 12.
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Sydney Film Festival picks 10 female directors to watch in 2018
Screen profiles the filmmakers selected for the Europe! Voices of Women in Film programme.
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Cannes 2018: the industry verdict
Festival veterans weigh in on the state of the market, press screenings and the TIFF/Venice threat.
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Does appearing at Cannes contribute to the success of a film?
Industry figures talk through the boost - or bridle - a Croisette launch provides.
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Stuart Ford outlines his plans for new venture AGC Studios
Former IM Global chief was in Cannes to make deals for Laika animation ‘Missing Link’ and WW2 epic ‘Midway’.
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Palme d'Or winner Hirokazu Kore-eda on the family ties that inspired 'Shoplifters'
Kore-eda’s film was his fifth to be selected for Cannes Competition.
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Matteo Garrone on reaching into his past with Cannes Competition title 'Dogman'
The Italian filmmaker returns to Competition for the fourth time, three years after ‘Tale Of Tales’.
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'Burning' director Lee Chang-dong on his “ambiguous” Cannes Competition title
The film stars Yoo Ah-in, Steven Yeun, and Jeon Jong-seo.
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First look & set report: Noah Schnapp in Michael Morpurgo adaptation 'Waiting For Anya' (exclusive)
Schnapp plays Jo, a French boy who helps Jewish children across the Franco-Spanish border in WW2.
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Leading financiers discuss the "uncertainty" in the UK film sector
“The media landscape has never, ever changed faster than it is now.”
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Lukas Dhont talks genderless casting for his Cannes transgender film 'Girl'
Dhont was inspired by a 15 year old who spoke openly about being born in the wrong body.
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Gurinder Chadha talks 'Blinded By The Light', her "spiritual sequel" to 'Bend It Like Beckham'
Chadha is currently shooting the 1980s-set drama.
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Future Leaders 2018: the producers who are rising stars
Screen International selects and profiles the young producers who are already changing the film industry.
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Will Blockchain become a game-changer for the film industry?
A number of film industry parties are exploring the use of this decentralised digital ledger.
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Director Ali Abbasi on how Cannes title 'Border' channels "the experience of being a minority"
Abbasi lived for 20 years in Iran, then studied in Sweden before moving to his current home in Denmark.
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Cannes 2018: 20 films to look out for
Screen selects a few of the exciting projects to appear at Cannes this year
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Cannes 2018: Screen's guide to the Critics' Week titles
Strand includes titles by Benedikt Erlingsson, Paul Dano and Rohena Gera.