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All Features articles – Page 75
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FeaturesCannes Q&A: Stéphanie Di Giusto, 'The Dancer'
The director talks to Screen about her Un Certain Regard selection, which stars Lily-Rose Depp and French popstar Soko.
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FeaturesCannes Q&A: Jeff Nichols talks 'Loving'
The writer/director spoke to Screen in Cannes about his Competition contender Loving.
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FeaturesCannes Q&A: Chloe Sevigny on 'Kitty'
Sevigny makes her directorial debut with Kitty, a short that plays in Critics’ Week at this year’s Cannes.
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FeaturesVirtual reality flies into Cannes
Virtual reality looks set to be the next big thing in film-making. The programming and panels at the Marché’s annual NEXT event offered a glimpse of things to come.
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FeaturesCannes: Screen's VOD panel
The discussion at Screen’s VoD panel centred on the relative virtues of different platforms and subscription models, and why the industry remains tight-lipped on viewing figures.
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FeaturesCannes: Laura Poitras talks 'Risk'
With Doc Day talking place today, Laura Poitras speaks to Screen about her Cannes world premiere Risk and the thrill of working on short-form documentaries at her new company Field of Vision.
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FeaturesMichael O'Shea, 'The Transfiguration'
Debut director discusses being selected in Cannes’ Uncertain Regard.
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FeaturesCannes Q&A: Olivier Assayas, 'Personal Shopper'
Kristen Stewart stars in the Clouds Of Sils Maria director’s latest feature, which plays in Competition at Cannes.
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FeaturesCannes: Shahrbanoo Sadat, Katja Adomeit talk 'Wolf And Sheep'
Writer-director Shahrbanoo Sadat and producer Katja Adomeit talk to Wendy Mitchell about the challenges involved in making the Afghanistan-set drama Wolf And Sheep, which is premiering here in Directors’ Fortnight
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FeaturesCannes: Park Chan-wook talks 'The Handmaiden'
The new film from Cannes favourite Park Chan-wook is an adaptation of Sarah Waters’ Victorian era-set lesbian crime novel Fingersmith, transplanted to 1930s Japan.
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FeaturesNicole Garcia, 'From The Land Of The Moon'
Garcia discusses her Martion Cotillard-starring Cannes Competition title.
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FeaturesMichael Dudok de Wit on collaborating with Studio Ghibli
Dutch animator Michael Dudok de Wit talks Un Certain Regard title The Red Turtle.
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FeaturesCannes: Michele Russo talks 'The Family Whistle'
Michael Russo tracks the history of the Coppola clan in doc The Family Whistle.
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FeaturesCannes: Riccardo Scamarcio on Buena Onda’s sweet success
The Italian production company run by Riccardo Scamarcio [pictured] and Valeria Golino is back in Cannes.
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FeaturesCannes: Kleber Mendonca Filho, 'Aquarius'
Brazilian director discusses his Cannes Competition drama.
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FeaturesCannes Q&A: Juho Kuosmanen, 'The Happiest Day In The Life Of Olli Maki'
The Finnish director makes his debut feature with a boxing story more about romance than the ring.
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FeaturesBruno Dumont talks 'Slack Bay' and his newfound love of comedy
French director discusses his Competition comedy Slack Bay.
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FeaturesMohamed Diab, dazed and bruised in Cairo
Diab talks to Screen about his Un Certain Regard-opener Clash.
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FeaturesIn conversation with: Alain Guiraudie
Stranger By The Lake director competing for the Palme d’Or with Staying Vertical.
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FeaturesJames Schamus: What makes something a movie?
In a preview of his talk at Sundance Film Festival London on June 4, the American industry veteran looks at the challenges of how to define a film in the era of multi-platform content.