All Features articles – Page 178
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FeaturesAsia Pacific Screen Awards launch standalone four-day industry event
This year’s Asia Pacific Screen Awards see the addition of a four-day Asia Pacific Screen Forum.
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FeaturesThe challenges faced by China’s streaming giants in their efforts to grow subscriptions
iQiyi, Youku and Tencent Video have had to counter a slowing economy.
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Features‘Watchmen’ director Nicole Kassell on creating the distinct visuals for HBO series
The HBO-and DC Comics-produced series is set more than 30 years after the events of the comic books.
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FeaturesProduction focus: new UK locations helped the ’Downton Abbey’ film “raise the bar”
The crew were able to broaden the scope of their location choices.
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FeaturesWhy Rome is growing in significance on the film festival circuit
”Once you get rid of the absurd idea of exclusivity, you can stop being at war with festivals close to yours and start collaborating.”
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FeaturesHow US producers are turning on to the IP value of memes
US producers are hoping to capitalise on the increasing popularity of memes, as these short, sharp blasts of entertainment gain momentum.
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FeaturesMipcom preview: how can a high-end drama break through in a dynamic global TV market?
Screen reports on the strategies of several leading international distributors.
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FeaturesFive hot dramas at Mipcom 2019
Buzzy projects this year at the French TV event include Swedish thriller Blinded and the highly anticipated TV adaptation of Sally Rooney’s Normal People.
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FeaturesLumiere Festival: how the film restoration sector continues to expand and innovate
Thierry Frémaux’s Lumiere Festival celebrates its 10th anniversary, with Martin Scorsese, Frances McDormand and Bong Joon Ho set to attend this year.
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FeaturesComment: what’s the current state of play this awards season?
With the Oscar submissions deadline of November 15 fast approaching, the field is pretty much a known-known.
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FeaturesBeta Film's Jan Mojto on building a European studio and staying loyal to filmmakers
Screen meets the producer and CEO of Munich-based Beta Film on the set of TV series The Turncoat.
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FeaturesIn pictures: film and high-end TV made in the UK
The UK is host to high-profile projects from the major studios and TV networks.
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FeaturesLFF head of business and operations talks venues, delegate provision and sponsorship flux
Anu Giri is enjoying her first London Film Festival as the new head of business and operations.
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FeaturesHow Tom Harper ensured the $40m 'The Aeronauts' took flight with Amazon Studios
’The Aeronauts’ receives its UK premiere at the BFI London Film Festival on October 7.
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FeaturesBusan Q&A: Lim Daehyung, director of closing-night film ‘Moonlit Winter’
The Korean director’s drama has its world premiere in Busan
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FeaturesDebut director Arden Rod Condez on cyberbullying tale ‘John Denver Trending’
The Filipino TV writer-turned-director Arden Rod Condez’s film will screen Busan’s New Currents section
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FeaturesTom Waller on the challenges of making the first film about the Thai cave rescue
The Cave is receiving its world premiere in Busan’s Window On Asian Cinema section.
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FeaturesYonfan discusses Venice award-winning animation ‘No.7 Cherry Lane’
The Hong Kong filmmaker also criticised the protests going on in his city
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FeaturesBusan shines spotlight on three Asian women filmmakers who redefined their times
Special programme ‘Gaze and Memories - Asia’s Leading Women Filmmakers’ is screening works from Yasmin Ahmad, Deepa Mehta and Trinh T Minh-ha.
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FeaturesCONNeXT 2019 preview: hot films, drama series and talking points from the Flanders region
The future of independent filmmaking in a world awash with cash and content will be a major talking point at the fourth edition of Flanders’ CONNeXT.