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All Edinburgh articles – Page 8
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Reviews'Puzzle': Edinburgh Review
The world of competitive jigsaw puzzling leads to a shy romance between Kelly Macdonald and Irrfan Khan
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FeaturesHow the Edinburgh Film Festival is competing in a crowded summer season
There are enough good titles to go around, says artistic director Mark Adams.
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NewsFrench comedy 'C'est la Vie!' lands UK deal ahead of EIFF berth (exclusive)
Film comes from The Intouchables directors.
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NewsEdinburgh Film Festival reveals 2018 industry line-up (exclusive)
Events include ’Meet The BFI NETWORK’ and Kevin Macdonald Q&A.
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NewsEdinburgh Film Festival 2018 full programme announced
Films starring Andrew Scott, Alex Lawther and Samantha Morton in line-up.
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Edinburgh Film Festival announces Scotland celebration for 2018 edition
The programme will showcase features filmed and set the country, including ‘Calibre’ with Jack Lowden.
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NewsRob Brydon comedy 'Swimming With Men' to close 2018 Edinburgh Film Festival
Oliver Parker’s film will have its UK premiere at the event on Sunday July 1.
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News'Puzzle' starring Kelly Macdonald to open 2018 Edinburgh Film Festival
The Sundance premiere is directed by Marc Turtletaub and co-stars Irrfan Khan.
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NewsEdinburgh Film Festival 2018 retrospective programme announced
’Time of the Signs: Chasing the American Zeitgeist’ is inspired by current affairs in Trump-era America.
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NewsKaren Gillan named patron of Edinburgh film festival's expanding youth strand (exclusive)
Jumanji star to back youth-focused programme.
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NewsEdinburgh Film Festival reveals screenwriter in residence (exclusive)
Glasgow-born writer of BBC One series ’Three Girls’ selected.
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Reviews'England Is Mine': Edinburgh Review
This biopic of The Smiths’ frontman Morrissey - played by Jack Lowden - closes the 2017 Edinburgh Film Festival
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Reviews'Double Date': Edinburgh Review
Comedy horror from first-time director Benjamin Barfoot was written by its star, Danny Morgan
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Reviews'Julius Caesar': Edinburgh Review
Shot live and set in a prison, this rough, all-female Shakesperean production is urgent, diverse and relevant
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Reviews'My Pure Land': Edinburgh Review
A taut and exciting feature debut by the UK’s Sarmad Masud, based and shot in Pakistan
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Reviews'The Last Photograph': Edinburgh Review
Danny Huston directs and stars in this drama about the aftermath of the Lockerbie disaster
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Reviews'That Good Night': Edinburgh Review
Sir John Hurt’s final role sees the actor confront the dying of the light
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FeaturesEdinburgh Film Festival preview: buzzy UK titles and 'Cars 3'
With attendance up 17% in three years, the festival is putting audiences at the heart of its strategy.
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NewsEdinburgh Film Festival announces 2017 industry line-up
EXCLUSIVE: Discussions to cover Brexit, animation and the state of the industry in Scotland.