EIFF 2016 Review – Holidays (2016)
The benefit of horror anthologies is that for every segment that you don’t like, there’s
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EIFF 2016 Review – Ithaca (2015)
Meg Ryan directs and takes a supporting role in Ithaca, an adaptation of William Saroyan‘s
Film Review – The Colony (2016)
Emma Watson and Daniel Bruhl head The Colony, a 1970s set cult thriller from filmmaker
Quarter-Life Crisis Films
Adult Life Skills Anna is approaching 30 and still living in her mums shed at
EIFF 2016 Review – Aloys (2016)
Tobias Nölle writes and directs Aloys, a Swiss-French existential drama examining isolation and grief amongst
EIFF 2016 Review – Au nom de ma fille (Kalinka)
Daniel Auteuil leads Vincent Garenq‘s sublime French-German legal drama which explores a father’s quest for
EIFF 2016 Review – Yoga Hosers
Bratwurst Nazis (Bratzis) run amuck through a Canadian convenience store, whilst two millennial yoga fans
EIFF 2016 Review – Take Down
The American and British action realms collide in Take Down (aka Billionaire Ransom) from genre
EIFF 2016 Review – The Carer
Brian Cox headlines British-Hungarian co-production, The Carer, which lightly explores the concept of ageing and
EIFF 2016 Review – Fast Convoy (Le convoi)
French action filmmaker Frédéric Schoendoerffer’s latest feature, Le convoi (Fast Convoy in the UK), is
EIFF 2016 Review – The Childhood Of A Leader (2015)
Brady Corbet‘s directorial debut, The Childhood of a Leader, is an unsettling operatic piece that
EIFF 2016 Review – War And Peace Of Mind (2016)
Finland’s role in World War II is examined in documentary, War and Peace of Mind,
EIFF 2016 Review – The Rezort (2016)
Outpost director Steven Barker turns his attention to contemporary zombie fare in The Rezort –
EIFF 2016 Exclusive Interview – Kim Cattrall
As part of this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival, I had the pleasure of speaking
