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Scott Roxborough
Europe Bureau Chief
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Scott Roxborough is the European Bureau Chief at The Hollywood Reporter and reports on the international film and television industries from Germany, and from film festivals and markets worldwide. He has a particular passion for European arthouse cinema and, from 2004-2019, hosted a weekly film show on German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle.
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Eric Bauza Remembered as a “Once-in-a-Generation” Talent Who Gave Looney Tunes a New Voice
The voice actor, who died Oct. 25 at 46, revived Bugs, Daffy and Porky for a new era and helped push for the release of ‘Coyote vs. Acme': "Every single voice actor knew him and loved him.”
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Darren Aronofsky to Receive Director’s Award at Camerimage
The 'Black Swan' and 'Requiem for a Dream' filmmaker will be honored at the Polish festival, running Nov. 7-14, which celebrates the art of cinematography.
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Janusz Kaminski to Receive THR Visionary in Cinematography Award
The two-time Oscar-winning cinematographer ('Schindler's List,' 'Saving Private Ryan') will be honored at the ToruńCamerimage Film Festival on Nov. 7.
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‘Project Hail Mary,’ ‘Disclosure Day’ and Int’l Awards Contenders Pack Camerimage Lineup
The Polish festival celebrating the art of cinematography has unveiled its 2026 program.
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David Bowie Returns to Berlin With Immersive Event
Documentary filmmaker Brett Morgen ('Moonage Daydream') will present 'Stage,' an immersive concert experience designed around recently discovered Bowie tour footage, at the 2027 Berlinale.
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‘Tangles,’ ‘Iron Boy’ Win Animation Is Film Festival
Leah Nelson's dramedy about dementia won top honors, the Grand Jury Prize, with Louis Clichy's French coming-of-age feature taking a Special Jury Prize and the Audience Award.
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Aardman at 50: Keeping Animation Independent and Hand-Made
As the Bristol studio behind 'Wallace & Gromit' and 'Shaun the Sheep' turns 50, employee-owned Aardman is betting that handmade animation, flexible partnerships and a Halloween-ready third Shaun feature can sustain its independence.
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Stephen Lang, Uli Edel Reunite on ‘Mercy Rider’ 30 Years After ‘Last Exit to Brooklyn’ (Exclusive)
Jack Hudson co-stars in the modern-day Western thriller, which Edel ('The Baader Meinhof Complex,' 'Christiane F.') will direct.
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Hiam Abbass to Receive European Achievement in World Cinema Award
The Palestinian actress, whose credits include 'Paradise Now,' 'The Visitor,' 'Succession' and 'Palestine 36,' will be honored at the 39th European Film Awards in Athens in January.
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The Hollywood Reporter, Animation Is Film Festival Partner on Live Animation Roundtable With Bill Hader, Travis Knight, More
Other participants at the Sunday event in Los Angeles include 'Tangles' director Leah Nelson, 'Hexed' director Fawn Veerasunthorn, 'In Waves' director Phuong Mai Nguyen, 'Iron Boy' director Louis Clichy and 'Forgotten Island' director Joel Crawford.
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Christian Slater, Trine Dyrholm, Dree Hemingway Join Dogma25 Feature ‘Incidents of Intimacy’
Johannes Lilleøre, Julie Agnete Vang, Laura Drasbæk and Michael Moritzen will co-star in the low budget drama, directed by Jesper Just under the strict Dogma "vow of chastity."
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Mikael Marcimain’s ‘The Cold Song’ Marks a Rare Return to Big Swing European TV Drama (Exclusive First Look)
Miso Film Sweden’s six-part adaptation of Linn Ullmann’s novel, backed by SVT and the New8 collective, arrives at Mipcom as European drama budgets tighten and commissioners retreat to safer formats.
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