Edinburgh Film Festival
On Day three I decided to catch up with the actual films of the festival and try to leave the critical theory…
My second day was almost entirely consumed by the day-long symposium that was Project: New Cinephilia. This…
It’s underway then, and as we speak glasses of wine are being poured and the viewing public is preparing to…
A new film by the Hungarian master of cinema, Bela Tarr, is always to be welcomed, particularly when it…
It’s almost upon us. The badges are being handed out, the delegate booklet is in my possession and the…
During the summer the Filmhouse, in association with Edinburgh International Film Festival, put on a number…
The Edinburgh International Film Festival starts a week tomorrow. The EIFF moved from August to June for more…
The Greek philosopher, Aristotle, was no stranger to intrigue. Controversy and rumour weave seamlessly into a…
Now that the dust has settled on the launch it seems appropriate to take stock.
In spite of prior rumblings and fears, this year's EIFF will be more accessible and vibrant in many ways than…
After the Edinburgh International Film Festival's struggle with financial problems and loss of key personnel…
The 65th Edinburgh International Film Festival draws ever closer, with the programme launch this Tuesday and…
What was started in 1993 by Dead by Dawn festival director Adele Hartley as a response to a dare has…
Edinburgh Film Festival director James Mullighan has rebutted recent media reports suggesting Mark Cousins,…
The European Film Festival 2011 is a seasonal fest of 11 films showing at Edinburgh Filmhouse.
Edinburgh's Festivals will share £2 million from the Scottish Government to showcase Scottish cultural and…
The old Odeon Cinema on Clerk Street has been boarded up for years. Campaigners say it should be, and it can…
The Edinburgh Film Festival is truly getting a big shake-up whether it likes it or not. We knew funding would…
The end of the year is approaching and the Filmhouse is hosting a season of films featuring Edinburgh as part…
Gavin Miller, CEO for the Centre for the Moving Image (CMI), announced "a radical new approach" for next year…