Scott Roxborough is the Europe Bureau Chief at The Hollywood Reporter. He reports on the international film and television industries from Germany, with a particular passion for European arthouse cinema, and covers a range of topics including movies, social issues, and the arts. Scott has been featured in prominent outlets such as Billboard, Yahoo News, and Deutsche Welle.
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Scott Roxborough's coverage focuses on the international film industry, including film festivals, award shows, and streaming platforms. His articles also include press releases and private sector announcements. If you have information related to new developments in the international cinema scene, upcoming films or events in the film industry, particularly those with an international focus, he may be interested in hearing from you.
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In the shortlist of contenders for the 2025 best international feature, the Academy threw up a few curveballs.
By: Scott Roxborough
The film picked up 13 nominations though, including for best director and best acting nominations for both leads, Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore.
Producer Abot Hameiri is partnering with Israeli's Yes network and streamer IZZY on another ultra-Orthodox family series, which Fremantle will sell worldwide.
By: Scott Roxborough
Warner Bros. Germany dropped the first trailer for Tykwer's 2025 Berlin Film Festival opener.
By: Scott Roxborough
Instead of the city's cuddly ursine mascot, Berlin went for a modern abstract design for its 2025 event.
By: Scott Roxborough
German politicians approved a new film funding law just in time, avoiding a shutdown in the industry, but the legislation is less progressive than many had hoped.
By: Scott Roxborough
The Oscar-winning actress has had a total of 26 films at the Berlinale, and served as jury president in 2009.
By: Scott Roxborough
Rectangle, the production house behind 'Emmanuelle' and 2021 Venice festival winner 'Happening,' will join with Vincent Maraval's storied sales and production outfit.
By: Scott Roxborough
The 'No Country for Old Men' star went dark, then silly, for Netflix this year, going from the terrifying patriarch in Ryan Murphy's Menendez drama to playing a singing purple people eater in Vicky Jenson's animated feature.
By: Federica Polidoro
The Oscar-winning star spoke to THR Roma about her passion project, the biopic on iconic war photographer Lee Miller.
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