Edinburgh Film Festival
Edinburgh Film Festival 2013 Programme Revealed
The programme for the 67th Edinburgh International Film Festival (19-30 June) will showcase 146 features from 53 countries, including 14 World premieres, 6 International premieres and 10 European premieres.
EIFF 2013 Highlight Reel
A preview of some of the films that are going to be screening at the Edinburgh International Film Festival in June.
EIFF Retrospectives: Richard Fleischer and Jean Grémillon
Long before NASA scientist James Hansen brought the spectre of climate change to the mainstream with
Not Another Happy Ending To Close EIFF 2013
Glasgow set romcom Not Another Happy Ending will close this June's Edinburgh International Film Festival.
Edinburgh International Film Festival
The Edinburgh International Film Festival, the longest continuously run film festival in the world, takes place over a 12 day period at the end of June. The EIFF in 2013 will be second year with artistic director Chris Fujiwara at the helm. He is widely credited with helping to restore the EIFF"s reputation in 2012, after a poorly received EIFF 2011.
Don Quixote! Don Quixote! Review
The existentialists have taken over the asylum as Panta Rei Theatre seeks to explore the boundaries of madness through the characters of Don Quixote and Hamlet.
Juana in a Million Review
If your country was eating itself from the inside out, if your family were risking life and limb for a failing dream, if somebody offered you a way out, what would you do?
EIFF Director Chris Fujiwara Gets 3 Year Contract
After what was widely considered a much improved Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF), compared to the debacle last year, the festival announced today that its artistic director Chris Fujiwara will continue in his role for a further three years.
Brave Review
Pixar strikes gold again. For once, its latest opus is a slightly lesser, slightly muddled confection than usual but nevertheless effortlessly entertaining, a typically joyful romp of silliness and animated splendour.
One Mile Away Wins Michael Powell Award
Director Penny Woolcock has been awarded the prestigious Michael Powell Award for Best British Feature Film for her film One Mile Away, a documentary following two members of rival Birmingham gangs as they attempt to broker a peace agreement.