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Latest news – Page 10
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Features‘Supernova’ director Harry Macqueen on making his Colin Firth-Stanley Tucci love story
”It took us a while to work out who would play which character,” he says of his two stars.
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FeaturesSan Sebastian shines light on emerging talent with New Directors strand
New Directors awards a €50,000 prize.
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FeaturesMatt Dillon’s two-decade journey to tell the story of Cuban musician Fellove
‘El Gran Fellove’ has its world premiere in San Sebastian.
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NewsPicture Tree acquires San Sebastian competition title ‘Wuhai’ (exclusive)
The marital drama is the second feature from Ziyang Zhou.
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FeaturesKiyoshi Kurosawa on why he hopes ‘Wife Of A Spy’ will create some controversy at home in Japan
The film won Kurosawa the best director prize in Venice; it is now screening in San Sebastian and Busan.
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NewsFive European tech startups to compete for $11,700 San Sebastian prize
Set to take place at the festival’s second annual Zinema & Technology initiative.
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NewsWoody Allen and ‘Rifkin’s Festival’ embraced by San Sebastian press, audiences
”MediaPro wanted me to do a film in Spain” the director explained.
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NewsSpirit of cinema celebrated at the opening night of San Sebastian 2020
The streets of the Spanish town are much quieter than usual.
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NewsSan Sebastian moves most industry activity online; WIPs will be hybrid
There will be some events on the ground in San Sebastian.
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NewsWorld premieres line up for competition in San Sebastian 2020
Nine out of 13 features will be presented as world premieres.
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News“I hope we’ll be talking about films, about cinema,” says San Sebastian head as festival opens amid pandemic
Jose Luis Rebordinos has put togther a festival despite rising Covid-19 cases in Spain.
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Features‘Limbo’ director Ben Sharrock aims his lens at the refugee crisis
”We worked with real refugees who had been through the asylum system.”
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FeaturesThomas Vinterberg says ‘Another Round’ is a celebration of life, not drinking
The Danish filmmaker’s comedy about male friendship and alcoholism has its world premiere in Toronto.
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NewsWorld Soundtrack Awards at 20: digital edition
The music showcase is celebrating its 20th anniversary with an online concert.
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News“The studios will be back” says Venice head Alberto Barbera
Festival’s 77th edition was the first major international film event to take place against the backdrop of the pandemic.
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Features‘The World To Come’ director Mona Fastvold on shooting four seasons in 24 days
”We rehearsed and planned in advance; it was so, so detailed,” explained Fastvold.
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FeaturesFour UK producers with films at the autumn festivals reflect on a crazy year
’The Duke’, ‘The Father’, ’Wildfire’ and ‘Supernova’ will screen in Venice, Toronto, San Sebastian and beyond.
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NewsVenice Film Festival’s Covid-era 77th edition kicks off against the odds
Tilda Swinton was feted with the Golden Lion for lifetime achievement.
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FeaturesHow are international buyers navigating the autumn festivals?
Screen talks to a selection of indie distributors about their plans for the next few months.
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NewsLuca Guadagnino’s TV series ‘We Are Who We Are’ to world premiere at San Sebastian
Eight-part series to screen in full at festival.