All Features articles – Page 251
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FeaturesTallinn Black Nights 2016 preview: making the A-list
Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (Nov 11-27) will offer a raft of intriguing projects, as film-makers cast their spell over the Estonian capital.
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FeaturesClaude Barras talks Oscar hopeful 'My Life As A Courgette'
Director Claude Barras tells Geoffrey Macnab why he could not have made his stop-motion animation My Life As A Courgette in any other format.
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FeaturesPaul Verhoeven talks 'Elle' and why he fled to Hollywood
Dutch director Paul Verhoeven describes how it feels to represent France for the foreign-language Oscar with his latest feature, Elle.
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FeaturesAnne V. Coates, editor, 'Lawrence Of Arabia'
The legendary editor of Lawrence Of Arabia, Becket and Out Of Sight was in Hollywood on Saturday night [November 12] to collect an honourary Oscar from Richard Gere for her services to the film industry.
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FeaturesOscars 2017: inside the 85 best foreign-language submissions
The longlist of entries for consideration in the foreign language Oscar category is a feast of cinema from film-makers around the world, including several established masters, a strong crop of newcomers and one or two surprises.
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FeaturesOscars 2017: European submissions for best foreign-language film
Inside the European entries to this year’s foreign-language Oscar race.
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FeaturesOscars 2017: Asia-Pacific, Middle East, African submissions for best foreign-language film
Inside the Asia-Pacific, Middle East, and African entries to this year’s Foreign-Language Oscar race.
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FeaturesOscars 2017: North & South American submissions for best foreign-language film
Inside the North & South American entries to this year’s Foreign-Language Oscar race.
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FeaturesScreen November 11 2016
Browse the digital edition of Screen International here, which includes a focus on the best foreign-language Oscar contenders…
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FeaturesGallery: British Film Reception at AFM
British film industry figures were out in force at the market event on November 7.
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FeaturesGolden Lion winner Roy Andersson reveals details of next project
Two years after he won Venice’s Golden Lion with A Pigeon Sat On A Branch Reflecting On Existence, Roy Andersson is hard at work in his Stockholm studio on his next feature — but don’t mark your festival diary until 2019.
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FeaturesDoug Liman discusses VR project 'Invisible'
Used to working on a big-budget cinematic canvas with the likes of The Bourne Identity and Edge Of Tomorrow, director Liman has made his first foray into virtual reality with groundbreaking project Invisible.
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Features'The People vs. OJ Simpson' creator Larry Karaszewski talks future projects
Fresh from the Emmy success of The People vs. OJ Simpson US screenwriter Larry Karaszewski talks about his upcoming Jonathan McAfee and Patty Hearst projects.
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FeaturesIs Netflix's 'Divines' acquisition a game-changer for indie film?
Camera d’Or winner Divines gets a worldwide release on Netflix in November.
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FeaturesAFM 2016: Screen's dailies
Read Screen International’s daily magazines from the American Film Market (AFM) here.
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FeaturesInfrastructure analysis: Can UK studios maintain the pace?
The UK’s studio infrastructure faces unprecedented demand from Hollywood tentpoles and high-end television.
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FeaturesMarco Müller talks inaugural Macao film festival
With Marco Müller as festival director, the inaugural International Film Festival & Awards Macao (Dec 8-13) intends to make a big splash.
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FeaturesJohn Turturro talks rediscovering Jesus Quintana
Wrestling with Bertrand Blier’s 1974 comedy Les Valseuses, John Turturro had a flash of inspiration for his sixth directorial outing, Going Places.
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FeaturesYeon Sang-ho talks Korean zombie hit 'Train To Busan'
In the wake of Korea’s biggest box-office hit of 2016, zombie thriller Train To Busan, film-maker Yeon Sang-ho’s career is picking up steam.
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FeaturesAFM: Korea buzz titles
Comedies, action thrillers and family films are just some of the highlights of the eclectic slate on offer from Korean film-makers at AFM.