Tag: Edinburgh Film Festival

Where once open countryside was farmed by the locals, so the industrial revolution swept aside that humble living, but now that too is gone as manufacturing has been

A year past the release of his debut feature, his challenging and disturbing look at the world of an isolated orphan through The Eyes of My Mother, director

Carl has had bad nights and bad mornings before. It’s a year since he was released from prison and he no longer drinks. “It sends me off,” he

While the sunshine outside is at best intermittent, within the cinemas of Edinburgh there is rarely a dull moment to be had in the month of June, with

To see further and deeper than others, it is necessary to demonstrate a focus which is unwavering, the consequence of which is that peripheries are omitted and disregarded.

To be different is to be unpopular. This is a lesson Jack has learned, as he sits alone in his tiny flat surrounded by abandoned pizza boxes and

He makes a compelling witness to the reasons for the legalisation of drugs, does Todd Ambro, founder of the Ambro Corporation, a quite literally self-made man who twenty

Under the guidance of new artistic director Mark Adams, the 69th Edinburgh International Film Festival is upon us, which this year will host eight international feature premieres, sixteen

It was supposed to be a simple dinner party, four couples, a few bottles of wine, catching up with old friends, but the awkward conversation of bad career

It began on July 4th 2014, a date which probably seemed more distant when Bong Joon-Ho’s film was released in his native South Korea last August. Based on