All Features articles – Page 112
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FeaturesDenis Villeneuve talks “taxing” ‘Dune’ shoot, identifying with Paul Atreides, sequel plans
Denis Villeneuve has been obsessed by Dune since reading Frank Herbert’s book as a teenager, four decades ago.
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Features‘King Richard’ director Reinaldo Marcus Green: “We didn’t want to sugarcoat anything”
Reinaldo Marcus Green may never have been a teenage tennis phenomenon, but he still brought an athlete’s perspective to King Richard.
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Features‘The Power Of The Dog’ director Jane Campion talks casting Benedict Cumberbatch, switching shoot to New Zealand
Growing up in Wellington, New Zealand, Jane Campion and her friends used to sit atop grocery boxes and pretend they were riding horses
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FeaturesFive talking points for the UK industry in 2022
Public film funds, UK exhibitors and indie producers all face challenges heading into the new year.
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FeaturesScreen critics’ top documentaries of 2021
Five of Screen’s expert critics select their favourite documentaries from 2021.
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FeaturesWho are the leading Oscar and Bafta contenders for supporting actor and actress?
After an encouragingly diverse set of acting nominations last year, the academies may now be fearing this year’s awards will take a backwards step.
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Features“I was basically playing Terence”: Jack Lowden on portraying Siegfried Sassoon in Terence Davies' ‘Benediction’
The actor about finding the man behind the verse in Terence Davies’ take on anti‑war poet Siegfried Sassoon.
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FeaturesThe five-year journey to create ‘Mothering Sunday’, as told by the filmmaking team
Sex, writing… and shooting during a pandemic.
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FeaturesThe BFI’s 10 biggest distribution awards of 2021
Titles include ‘Minari’, ‘Censor’, ‘Limbo’ and ‘Pirates’
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Features“Women’s bodies are autobiography”: Joanna Scanlan dissects ‘After Love’
“They tell our life history in a way that is not quite the same on a male body.”
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FeaturesThe BFI’s 10 biggest production awards of 2021
Titles include ’The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry’, ’Typist Artist Pirate King’ and ‘A Silent Roar’.
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Features“MeToo or no MeToo, we still fight these battles”: ‘King Richard’ star Aunjanue Ellis on speaking out
Ellis talks to Screen about playing the woman behind the throne in ‘King Richard’.
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Features‘The Duke’ team on making Roger Michell’s final film: “he was just a brilliant director, massively imaginative"
The writers and producers behind real-life art-heist tale The Duke tell Screen about the making of what would be director Roger Michell’s final feature.
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FeaturesTeam Screen’s best films of 2021
Which titles were favourites among Screen’s editorial team & key contributors?
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FeaturesHow Joanna Hogg started anew with ‘The Souvenir: Part II’
Joanna Hogg, her fellow producers and star Honor Swinton Byrne discuss new thinking, new partners and notable departures in tone.
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FeaturesMy Screen Life: Universal's Veronika Kwan Vandenberg on meditation, mentors and where she wants to be in five years
”He had me sit with him for hours, listening in on his conversations.”
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FeaturesScreen’s guide to the 2022 documentary Oscar shortlist
This year’s Academy Award shortlist has a decidedly international flavour.
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FeaturesAwards whispers: anonymous voters pick standout UK and international titles
Screen’s group of anonymous Bafta and Ampas voters talk about their early favourites.
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FeaturesLea Seydoux on defying convention: “I’ve always expressed myself in a way that’s not like other actresses”
The French actress on fitting in with the retro-toned worlds of Wes Anderson films and providing a modern flavour to Bond.
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FeaturesHow Edgar Wright channeled his obsession with the 1960s into ‘Last Night In Soho’
Edgar Wright got to visit his favourite decade — the 1960s — in twin-timeline genre-melder Last Night In Soho.