All articles by Matt Mueller – Page 3
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Comment: A toast from Screen to Cannes
Today should have been opening day of the 73rd Cannes Film Festival.
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Cannes 2020: Industry debates pros and cons of festival label
Expectations are running high that the festival will announce some sort of Official Selection in the coming weeks.
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My Working From Home Life: Heretic co-founder Giorgos Karnavas
“We feel shooting in Greece can start during the summer.”
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“No doubt” Sarajevo Film Festival will take place despite virus crisis but Jerusalem postpones
Uncertainty remains over this year’s Locarno and Karlovy Vary film festivals.
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My Working From Home Life: Australian actress Essie Davis
”I think more and more people will recognise themselves in The Babadook currently.”
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Screen International launches ‘Talks’ live Q&A series with moving film festivals online panel
The first Talk is scheduled for Thursday April 9 at 16:00 BST, and will feature the festival heads of BFI Flare, CPH:DOX and Miami.
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Film Constellation boards Sundance horror ‘Relic’, launches online buyers platform
The bespoke online destination is available to buyers now.
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‘Merkel’ producer Alexander van Dülmen talks busy film and TV production slate
Carte Blanche’s projects include TV series Nhiem and a Panama Papers-inspired art thriller.
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How working with Tarantino and Baumbach made David Heyman “a better producer”
David Heyman has two contenders in the Oscar race for best picture.
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Bron Studios execs talk ‘Bombshell’, future plans at AFM finance conference panel
As well as co-financing Warner Bros’ global smash Joker, Bron stepped in last year to fully finance awards contender Bombshell after Annapurna Pictures pulled out.
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First look: Liam Neeson in ‘Made In Italy’; HanWay scores key deals (exclusive)
James D’Arcy’s directing debut stars Neeson and his son Micheál Richardson.
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Park Chan-wook discusses career in Busan Film Festival talk
The Korean director discussed humour in his films and battling with producers
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The space race: what next for UK studios and inward investment?
Netflix’s 10-year lease of Shepperton Studios is sending ripples throughout the UK’s inward investment sector.
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Emmys 2019: David Oyelowo on colour-blind casting, 'Les Miserables' and directing
Oyelowo is now working on his feature directing debut The Water Man.
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Comment: Cannes retains its throne after difficult two years
The festival’s position as the best place in the world to celebrate and revel in the joy of cinema deeply infused this year’s line-up.
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Rose Garnett spells out her bold new vision for BBC Films
In her first official interview since joining BBC Films, Garnett, joined by colleagues Eva Yates and Claudia Yusef, outlines her ambitious strategy.
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Comment: 'Business as usual' for UK industry at Berlinale despite Brexit uncertainty
The UK’s position as a high-value film market - both import and export - means any and all disruptions will have a strong ripple effect across the continent.
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Kate Winslet, Saoirse Ronan board Francis Lee's 'Ammonite' for See-Saw
UK filmmaker’s follow-up to God’s Own Country is set for March 2019 shoot.
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Golden Globe nominations 2019: the key talking points
Female directors shut out and Best Picture surprises.
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Comment: 'Are we heading for the most diverse Oscars best picture line-up yet?'
The lessons from #OscarsSoWhite in 2016 seem to have been learned.