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2020 Edinburgh Film Festival Will Have A ‘Big Score’ Retrospective Levi To Morricone
The oldest film international film festival Edinburgh will be making a ‘big noise’ in 2020.
2019 Edinburgh Film Festival Review – Before You Know It (2019)
Hannah Pearl Utt co-writes, stars in and directs Before You Know It, a charmingly offbeat
2019 Edinburgh Film Festival Review – I See You (2019)
Helen Hunt makes a rare foray into genre cinema with I See You from director
2019 Edinburgh Film Festival Review – Gwen (2019)
William McGregor’s Gwen is a staggeringly impressive debut delivers nerve-shredding Gothic dread centring on a
2019 Edinburgh Film Festival Review – She’s Missing (2019)
Irish writer-director Alexandra McGuinness takes us on a dreamy mystery through rural New Mexico in
2019 Edinburgh Film Festival Review – Aren’t You Happy (Das melancholische Madchen)
German indie Aren’t You Happy comes from writer-director Susanne Heinrich who puts contemporary womanhood under
2019 Edinburgh Film Festival Review – Living is Easy With Eyes Closed (2013)
Taking its title from The Beatles song Strawberry Fields Forever, Living is Easy With Eyes
2019 Edinburgh Film Festival Review – The Bride (La novia)
Visceral Spanish drama The Bride plays as part of the Edinburgh International Film Festival‘s Once
2019 Edinburgh Film Festival Review – The Dead Don’t Die (2019)
Jim Jarmusch successfully took on vampire mythology in Only Lovers Left Alive – a lush
2019 Edinburgh Film Festival Review – Strange But True (2019)
Amy Ryan leads a cast of familiar faces in Strange But True, a thriller that
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje’s Farming Wins At Edinburgh Film Festival
The longest running International film festival, Edinburgh has announced it’s 2019 Award winners. Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje’s
2019 Edinburgh Film Festival Review – The Tobacconist (Der Trafikant)
Bruno Ganz takes one of his final supporting roles in The Tobacconist (Der Trafikant) an
2019 Edinburgh Film Festival Review – Aniara (2019)
This journey is captured in a stellar lead performance from Emelie Jonsson whose protagonist runs an earth simulation experience which becomes a beacon of hope for despairing passengers.
