Louise Tutt

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Deputy Editor at Screen Daily

Deputy Editor, ScreenDaily. Still dreaming of going to the Pan-Pacifics. Opinions all over the place.

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Ollie Madden to leave Channel 4 as director of Film4 and TV drama to head a revived UK film strategy at Netflix

3 weeks ago | screendaily.com | Louise Tutt

Ollie Madden, presently director of Film4 and Channel 4 Drama, is leaving Channel 4 in October after eight years to become director of UK film at Netflix. He takes over from Teresa Moneo who headed UK original film at Netflix from July 2024 before she left the streamer earlier this year to set up her own consultancy, Netflix confirmed today.
Nine talking points from the 2025 Cannes Film Festival

1 month ago | screendaily.com | Ben Dalton |Louise Tutt |Rebecca Leffler |Orlando Parfitt

Source: Billy Ward / Cannes Film Festival / Laurent Vu / Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication (li From tariffs to trees, there was plenty to talk about at this year’s Cannes Film Festival. Screen gathers together the major discussion points from this year’s event, which concludes tomorrow (May 24) with the Palme d’Or prize-giving ceremony. One company has dominated the Cannes Competition deals so far.
“It was a magic shower”: Mascha Schilinski on making her Cannes Competition debut ‘Sound Of Falling’

1 month ago | screendaily.com | Louise Tutt

Mascha Schilinski reveals the extensive writing process for her Competition title Sound Of Falling, and why she let her young cast ‘wash off’ their characters at the end of each day. Source: Fabian Gamper / Studio Zentral Mascha Schilinski is that rare bird among Competition directors: a virtual unknown, a fresh face and a new voice.
“The implications could be seismic”: What happens next following Trump’s tariff proposals?

1 month ago | screendaily.com | Louise Tutt |Jeremy Kay

The international film industry woke up to the shock news on Monday that US President Donald Trump had taken to his Truth Social media platform to call for 100% tariffs of all films imported from “foreign lands” the night before.
International industry reacts to “bombshell” threat of Trump tariffs on films produced outside the US (updating)

1 month ago | screendaily.com | Louise Tutt

The international industry is reacting swiftly to the news US President Donald Trump is considering imposing 100% tariffs on all films produced outside of the US, “in foreign lands”. “Last month the culture, media and sport committee warned against complacency on our status as the Hollywood of Europe.
My Screen Life: Bafta CEO Jane Millichip talks Banksy, ‘The Two Ronnies’ and the importance of saying hello

Feb 16, 2025 | screendaily.com | Louise Tutt

Source: ©BAFTA/Sophia Spring Jane Millichip began her career as a journalist before working in the TV industry for 25 years, including as chief content officer for Sky Studios for almost 10 years. She took over as Bafta CEO from Amanda Berry in October 2022, and is now gearing up for the Bafta Film Awards ceremony today (February 16). What is your office like? The London team has just moved into a new office on Poland Street in Soho; I’m there three days a week.
The Centrepiece interview: Tricia Tuttle says the Berlinale has a “massive role” in helping the industry to thrive

Feb 12, 2025 | screendaily.com | Louise Tutt

Berlinale director Tricia Tuttle has refashioned her team, made bold programming decisions, built new venues and taken a stand for free speech. Now she’s ready for her first edition to actually begin. Source: Richard Hübner / Berlinale The news Tricia Tuttle was taking over as director of Berlin International Film Festival from the 2025 edition was greeted warmly by the German and international film industries in late 2023.
“It’s been a joy:” Four project teams look back on a year at TorinoFilmLab

Nov 28, 2024 | screendaily.com | Louise Tutt

Source: Francesca Cirilli Seventeen may be considered an unlucky number in Italy but the international filmmaking participants of the 17th TorinoFilmLab (TFL) Meeting Event, preferred to describe their experience of the biggest-ever edition as “life-changing” - in a good way. The three-day event took place in the northern Italian city of Turin from November 20-23 as the culmination of TFL’s year-round labs and workshops.
TorinoFilmLab awards €376,000 worth of prizes at 2024 Meeting Event

Nov 25, 2024 | screendaily.com | Louise Tutt

First and second feature projects in advanced development from Ukraine, India, Philippines and Brazil won the four €40,000 production prizes of the 17th Meeting Event of TorinoFilmLab in the Italian city of Turin on November 23. The three first features were Indian filmmaker Ashmita Guha Neogi’s Cold Ashes Can Cause Forest Fires, Filipino filmmakerJarell Serencio’s The Boy And The Fight Of The Spiders and Brazil filmmaker André Hayato Saito’s Yellow Chrysanthemum.
UK’s Curzon acquired by US investment group Fortress

Nov 12, 2024 | screendaily.com | Louise Tutt

UK arthouse cinema chain, distribution company and streaming platform Curzon has been bought by the US’ Fortress Investment Group. Curzon has been owned by Charles Cohen’s distribution and production company Cohen Media Group since December 2019. In a statement, Fortress said the acquisition would secure the jobs of Curzon’s more than 350 employees.

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Articles

Ollie Madden to leave Channel 4 as director of Film4 and TV drama to head a revived UK film strategy at Netflix

Nine talking points from the 2025 Cannes Film Festival

“It was a magic shower”: Mascha Schilinski on making her Cannes Competition debut ‘Sound Of Falling’

“The implications could be seismic”: What happens next following Trump’s tariff proposals?

International industry reacts to “bombshell” threat of Trump tariffs on films produced outside the US (updating)

My Screen Life: Bafta CEO Jane Millichip talks Banksy, ‘The Two Ronnies’ and the importance of saying hello

The Centrepiece interview: Tricia Tuttle says the Berlinale has a “massive role” in helping the industry to thrive

“It’s been a joy:” Four project teams look back on a year at TorinoFilmLab

TorinoFilmLab awards €376,000 worth of prizes at 2024 Meeting Event

UK’s Curzon acquired by US investment group Fortress

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