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New interim CEO appointed at CMI
The Board for the Centre for The Moving Image (CMI) has announced the appointment of Ken Hay as Interim Chief Executive for the organisation...
Cameo to show George Harrison : Living in the Material World
Arts Alliance Media announced today that it will be releasing Martin Scorsese’s GEORGE HARRISON: LIVING IN THE MATERIAL WORLD presented by Grove Street Pictures...
Hallowe’en at The Usher Hall
Cinema lovers who enjoy a spooky thriller will be in their element at a special Halloween film event being held at Edinburgh’s world famous Usher...
Film Review: In A Better World
Winner of the 2011 Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, Susanne Bier’s In A Better World explores themes of revenge and forgiveness whilst...
Leith on the Fringe : Live Film in Leith
A unique programme of filmmaking events combining documentary, fiction, live performance and music is set to descend on Leith this August as part of...
Outdoor films at Hopetoun House this August
There is just one small snag here - you have to be a Royal Bank or NatWest account holder to book tickets, but the...
5 Films to see at the cinema this week
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2
The final cinematic instalment is out this Friday in glorious 3D. Be sure to buy tickets early...
Film for Burma showing at The Cameo 7 July 2011
On Thursday 7 July 2011 the Burma subgroup of Amnesty International Edinburgh St Marks is proud to be announcing a showing of the astounding...
EIFF – Oliver Sherman
by Ryan McNeely
There was an American TV series a couple of years ago called Life. It was about a cop who was wrongly convicted...
Scottish Film Investors Night
The Scottish Government last week pledged to host a Scottish Film Investors Night. Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop said the Government would bring together potential...
EIFF – Shorts Weekender
By David Kettle
Edinburgh International Film Festival director James Mullighan explained his passion for short films in his introduction to one of the EIFF’s shorts...
EIFF review Troll Hunter
by Ryan McNeely
What can I say about Troll Hunter? Well, before the flick started, I tweeted this:- “Going to see Troll Hunter. With a...
EIFF Review Meet Monica Valour
By David Kettle
Sex and the City legend Kim Cattrall made a surprise trip to Edinburgh for the second showing of her new film, Meet...
EIFF Review – By Day and By Night
By David Kettle
Mexican director Alejandro Molina’s quiet, thoughtful feature feels somewhat like a throwback to classic science fiction – there are elements of Logan’s...
EIFF Review – Tomboy
By David Kettle
When a ten-year-old moves, with sister and parents in tow, to a new neighbourhood on the outskirts of Paris, making friends with...
EIFF – An Evening With Chemikal Underground
You might be forgiven for thinking that if you go to an event at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, there will probably be a...
EIFF Review – Project Nim
By David Kettle
The new film from James Marsh, director of 2008 Oscar-winning documentary Man on Wire, is a very different beast. Project Nim is...
EIFF Review – Between 2 Fires
By David Kettle
Agniezska Lukasiak’s harrowing and angry film follows young mother Marta and her daughter as they escape child prostitution in their home country...
EIFF:Hugh Hudson’s new film to be screened as part of Reel Science EIFF event
Legendary Chariots of Fire Director Hugh Hudson’s new film Rupture is set to make an early debut at EIFF, before it is even fully...
EIFF : Whisky Galore!
WHISKY GALORE! is showing at this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival on 17 June 2011 at 15.45.
Alexander Mackendrick's 1949 Ealing comedy (adapted from Compton...
EIFF 2011 Review: On The Shore
By Heather C Thomson
Obssession, longing and needing in a subtle South of France setting should provide On the Shore with a strong basis for...
Making A Music Video – Interview with David Galletly
As you may already have read, this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival is to feature ‘a strong core of new film, experimental events, thought-provoking...
EIFF – Ewan McGregor to attend Edinburgh premiere
The Edinburgh International Film Festival has announced that the European Premiere of David Mackenzie’s ‘Perfect Sense’ will move from The Cameo to the larger,...
The Pipe – Edinburgh 28 May 2011
Edinburgh - The Pipe plus Director Q&A, Sat 28 May, 20:15, Filmhouse, 88 Lothian Road
With arrests at multiple protests in the last few...
EIFF launch 2011 programme
The 2011 Edinburgh International Film Festival today unveiled a fresh programme mix for its 65th year, packed with screenings, new events, collaborations and innovative film...
Atom Town : Life after Technology
ATOM TOWN: LIFE AFTER TECHNOLOGY (2011) → A film by Gair Dunlop
Artist Gair Dunlop had unprecedented access to the Dounreay Atomic Research Establishment and...
Edinburgh International Film Festival announces Project: New Cinephilia 16 June 2011
The Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) has unveiled an innovative debate in cinematic discourse, Project: New Cinephilia, fronted by leading names in international film...
Cameo Night of Horror: The Sequel
Last November we reported on The Cameo's first Night of Horror. It was such a success that they decided to do it all over...
Talk :- Fastest man to cycle Pan-American Highway
macrobert iRIDE welcomes the fastest man in the world to cycle the Pan American Highway and a great film about the life span of...
Norwegian Wood
by John Kennedy
Norwegian Wood
2010 Cert 15
Fans of Haruki Murakami’s novel will have to wait a long time for director, Anh Hug Tran’s cinematic adaptation,...
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