Tag: Edinburgh International Film Festival

If life were fair, hard work and perseverance would be justly remunerated and Joy would be, if not wealthy, at least secure; an undocumented Filipina immigrant working as

The childhood home of the mother he barely knew to be sold following the death of his aunt, against the wishes of his father Hamish Considine has chosen

In the forests of Oregon, a man and his pig live in harmony, hunting truffles, eating together, staying together in a rustic shack with no electricity or running

It may have opened with rain on the red carpet for world premiere gala of Jason Connery’s Tommy’s Honour, it closed with rain on the red carpet for

Now in its 67th continuous year, the second under artistic director Chris Fujiwara, the Edinburgh International Film Festival this year boasts high profile premieres including forthcoming major releases

Filmed in the stunning scenery of County Donegal, Grabbers returns to its spiritual home at the Galway Fleadh Film Festival on Tuesday 10th July, but two weeks before

Though his name is not as well known as some of the big names of horror, Eduardo Sánchez is responsible for one of the biggest cinematic phenomenons of

With its British premiere at the Edinburgh Film Festival, Stormhouse is a new horror film bearing the tagline “The military have captured and imprisoned a supernatural entity, and

Once again, June brings around the arrival of the world’s longest continuously running film festival, now in its 65th year. As with so many other arts events the