All Features articles – Page 194
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FeaturesRotterdam Tiger director: Ulaa Salim on 'Sons Of Denmark'
The film is set in the aftermath of a bombing in Copenhagen, when a nationalist politician is on the rise and a young man is becoming radicalised.
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FeaturesRotterdam Tiger directors: Maurilio and Gabriel Martins on 'Heart Of The World'
Heart Of The World, the debut feature from Brazilian directors Maurilio Martins and Gabriel Martins in set in their hometown of Contagem.
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FeaturesWhy Mexico’s Carlos Reygadas believes Rotterdam is the best film festival in the world
Mexican director will give a masterclass at the event.
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FeaturesRotterdam interview: 'Beats' director Brian Welsh
Welsh’s film takes in the 90s Scottish rave scene.
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FeaturesScreen best pitch winners talk immigrant family drama 'The Oasis Of Now'
Finnish-Iranian filmmaker Hamy Remezan and his producers at Aamu Film Company hope to shoot this year.
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FeaturesSacha Polak talks acid attack drama 'Dirty God' ahead of Rotterdam, Sundance berths
Film stars newcomer Vicky Knight as a young British girl who is the victim of an acid attack.
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FeaturesCinematographer Robbie Ryan on the distinct visuals for 'The Favourite'
Ryan has previously worked with Ken Loach and Andrea Arnold.
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FeaturesSundance 2019 preview: World Cinema Documentary competition
Titles include ‘Lapu’, ‘Gaza’, ‘Honeyland’.
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FeaturesThe unlikely trio who brought Oscar contender 'Green Book' to life
Mahershala Ali and Viggo Mortensen star in the film.
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Features'First Man' cinematographer Linus Sandgren on creating the film's spectacular Imax sequences
Sandgren used Super 16mm film and telephoto lenses.
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FeaturesHow Lukas Nelson inspired Bradley Cooper to make 'A Star Is Born'
Cooper’s character is based on musician Nelson.
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FeaturesSundance 2019 preview: World Cinema Dramatic competition
’The Last Tree’, ‘Koko-di, Koko’da’ ’Divine Love’ among the selection.
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FeaturesSundance director on 2019 line-up: "Our audiences like to be challenged"
This year’s titles include Joanna Hogg’s ’The Souvenir’, Babak Anvari’s ’Wounds’ and Chiwetel Ejiofor’s ’The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind’.
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Features17 films from the US, Canada and Latin America to tempt festival directors in 2019
Scorsese, Tarantino, Korine and Gerwig are all back this year.
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FeaturesRotterdam Film Festival 2019 preview: bold voices and a thriving industry strand
Festival opens on January 23 with Sacha Polak’s ‘Dirty God’.
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Features25 European films to tempt festival directors in 2019
Returning directors include Almodovar, Hansen-Love and Celine Sciamma.
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FeaturesWhat can buyers expect at Unifrance's Rendez-vous with French Cinema?
The event will give buyers their first glimpse of the hottest French films of the year.
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Features13 UK and Irish films to tempt festival directors in 2019
Features from Chris Morris, Sarah Gavron and Ken Loach on the way.
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FeaturesWhy Alfonso Cuaron teamed up with Netflix on 'ROMA'
Cuaron’s eighth feature has dominated the industry conversation ever since Cannes refused to it to screen in Competition.