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FeaturesJennifer Peedom, 'Sherpa'
The Australian high-altitude director’s stirring counterpoint to Venice opener Everest tells the story of scaling the world’s most famous peak from the point of view of sherpas - the ace mountaineers and ethnic Nepali guides.
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FeaturesJenny Mooney, international trade advisor
UKTI’s London-based advisor Jenny Mooney reveals how she can help local indies grow into China and beyond.
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FeaturesTim Davie, UKTI Sector Advisory Group co-chair
The BBC Worldwide chief executive and co-chair of UKTI’s sector advisory group reveals the global opportunities that exist for producers.
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FeaturesTom McCarthy: in the 'Spotlight'
Screen spoke to Spotlight director Tom McCarthy about the challenges of piecing together a serious and starry investigative journalism drama.
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FeaturesRichard Abramowitz, Abramorama
The self-distribution pioneer heads to Telluride, Venice and Toronto with a handful of titles and a bucketload of advice for the filmmakers he meets all over the world.
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FeaturesLuca Guadagnino talks 'A Bigger Splash'
Ahead of its Venice world premiere, A Bigger Splash director Luca Guadagnino talks to Screen about secret loves and the need for erotic tension with his actors.
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FeaturesConquering 'Everest'
Director Baltasar Kormakur and Working Title co-chair Tim Bevan reveal the remarkable journey behind the Venice-opener.
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FeaturesTom Hooper, 'The Danish Girl'
Reunited on The Danish Girl with Eddie Redmayne and Working Title, Tom Hooper tells Screen about his passion for the project, transgender illumination and Redmayne’s ‘gender fluidity’.
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FeaturesKen Kwapis talks 'A Walk In The Woods'
The adaptation of Bill Bryson’s account of the Appalachian Trail brings Robert Redford and Nick Nolte together on screen for the first time since Redford’s 2012 thriller The Company You Keep.
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FeaturesSteve Oram, 'Aaaaaaaah!'
Screen talks to the British actor about his feature directorial debut, which receives its world premiere today [Aug 28] at Film4 FrightFest.
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FeaturesToronto 2015: Cameron Bailey, Artistic Director
Artistic director Cameron Bailey tells Screen about Toronto’s ‘perfect’ opening-night film, Demolition, and the festival’s tweaks to its Telluride policy.
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FeaturesStevan Filipović, 'Next to Me'
After the Serbian writer-director Stevan Filipović’s third film Next to Me received its world premiere in the international competition of Pula Film Festival and won the main prize, it screened in the Sarajevo Film Festival’s Avant Premieres section.
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FeaturesInes Tanović, 'Our Everyday Life'
Bosnian writer-director Ines Tanović talks about her first feature Our Everyday Life, which screens in Sarajevo Film Festival’s competition.
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FeaturesSignature CEO reveals expansion plans
UK distributor Signature Entertainment plans to release more than 100 films next year. Screen spoke to CEO Marc Goldberg about expansion.
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Features'Palio': this year’s best superhero film
Screen spoke to Cosima Spender, grand-daughter of English writer Sir Stephen Spender, about her remarkable fourth documentary Palio, from Senna and Amy producer James Gay-Rees.
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NewsMichael Cimino tells Locarno audience "I’ll never stop"
The director of The Deer Hunter and Heaven’s Gate revealed that he often wonders “why I made the crazy, suicidal turn in the road that I did”.
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FeaturesShaun Monson, 'Unity'
For Shaun Monson, traditional storytelling just doesn’t cut it anymore. Even documentaries on a single issue aren’t enough. Angela Lee reports on a unique screening event this week.
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FeaturesLocarno 2015: Carlo Chatrian, artistic director
Locarno’s artistic director Carlo Chatrian talks to Wendy Mitchell about how the festival gets its balance of diverse programming just right.
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FeaturesKathy Wolfe, Wolfe Releasing
The leading LGBT distributor in the US looks back on her 30 years in the business.
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FeaturesFantasia: 'A Christmas Horror Story', 'Tales of Halloween'
Screen talks to Steve Hoban, Mark Smith, Axelle Carolyn and Neil Marshall about the recent resurgence of anthologies in horror.