The December 15 Screen awards weekly focuses on the British talent in contention for the Baftas.
The issue assesses the runners and riders for the two British feature categories at the Baftas, includes interviews with Andrew Haigh, Barry Keoghan, and the Rye Lane and One Life filmmakers, and sees How To Have Sex and Scrapper directors Molly Manning Walker and Charlotte Regan in conversation.
‘Anora’ goes home empty-handed.
The making of the politically charged domestic-drama thriller has become an inseparable element of the film itself.
Family presents as a rich strand in the documentaries contending for awards this season. Screen talks to filmmakers about how the theme offers vital audience access points and emotional payload.
Other staff moves include Elaine Pearce to managing director with board-level responsibility for people and resources.
Dhont received €200,000 for his next feature Coward.
500 delegates travelled to Vilnius for the Europa Cinemas’ annual Network Conference
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