Mona Tabbara is a journalist for Screen International, covering a wide range of topics in the film industry. Her articles focus on film festivals, industry news, and exclusive interviews with filmmakers and industry professionals. With a keen eye for emerging talent and industry trends, Mona provides insightful coverage of the global film landscape.
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Mona Tabbara's articles predominantly cover the UK film industry, including exclusive news and private sector announcements. She focuses on various aspects such as film festivals, awards, and production within the UK.
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By: Mona Tabbara
Anton and Charades have sold animated family comedy Night Of The Zoopocalypse in key territories worldwide.
By: Mona Tabbara
Bankside Films has revealed a first look at Calum Macdiarmid's feature debut, prison thriller Wasteman
Market runs November 5-10 at Palms Casino Resort
By: Mona Tabbara
Bankside has unveiled a first look at Ugla Hauksdóttir's volcano thriller The Fires, shot on location in Iceland throughout the summer, starring Vigdís Hrefna Pálsdóttir and Pilou Asbæk (pictured).
By: Mona Tabbara
The Apprentice' s Maria Bakalova and Peter Mullan are to star in No Way Off, a suspense thriller directed by UK filmmaker Brian Kelly, and being introduced to buyers by Altitude at the AFM this week.
By: Mona Tabbara
Polish filmmaker Patryk Vega is attending the AFM to talk up his AI-generated biopic of Russian leader Vladimir Putin, as well as seeking US partners for future AI-supported projects, through his production banner AIO Studios.
“Just get me out of here.” “I've had more fun in the lifts than I have anywhere else in Vegas.” “I'll never complain about the [former AFM
By: Mona Tabbara
Bafta has created a prize forfeiture process, in place from 2025 onwards, which will allow awards to be rescinded in specific circumstances.
While 35% of Bafta- nominated actors went to a private school, only 7% of the population attend fee-paying schools.
The £200,000 fund is part of the £1.8m BFI National Lottery Innovation Challenge Fund.
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