EIFF 2017 Review – In Dubious Battle (2016)
James Franco is quietly becoming the gatekeeper of classic American Gothic literature adaptations. The actor-writer-director
2017 Edinburgh Film Festival
Watch England Is Mine UK Trailer A Run Of The Mill Life For Morrissey
This Sunday 2nd July, The Edinburgh Film Festival will close for another year and the
EIFF 2017 Review – The Challenge (2017)
Yuri Ancarani‘s The Challenge explores the prevalence of falconry in Arab culture in a pensive,
EIFF 2017 Review – Dalida (2016)
Lisa Azuelos directs Dalida – a biopic of the international pop icon, Yolanda Gigliotti, better
EIFF 2017 Review – Just Charlie (2017)
Rebekah Fortune‘s profound family drama, Just Charlie, explores the relationship of a British family as
EIFF 2017 Review – The Last Photograph (2017)
Danny Huston directs The Last Photograph – an adaptation of Simon Astaire’s book centred around
New Okja Featurette Reveals The Movies Inspirations
Tomorrow Bong Joon Ho‘s Okja will arrive on Netflix (and select cinemas) when we can
EIFF 2017 Review – The Good Night (2017)
Sir John Hurt‘s final leading role packs a quiet emotional pathos with this tale of
In Wakefield UK Trailer Bryan Cranston Is Facing Life ‘Without You’
Have you ever just wanted to walk away from it all? And how would your
Francis Lee’s God’s Own Country Releases UK Trailer
Ahead of it’s UK Premiere and the opening of Edinburgh Film Festival tomorrow, Picturehouse Entertainment
Meet Mia In New Featurette For Netflix Okja
It may have had a chorus of boos thanks to problems beyond their control at
Edinburgh Film Festival Launches 71st Programme Oliver Stone, Kevin Bacon To Attend
After a lacklustre 70th Anniversary 2016 programme today Edinburgh Film Festival launches its 71st programme in
Morrissey Biopic England Is Mine To Close 2017 Edinburgh Film Festival
From opening with God’s Own Country to closing with a movie based on one of
Francis Lee’s God’s Own Country To Open 2017 Edinburgh Film Festival
Edinburgh Film Festival has announced Francis Lee’s Captivating and broodingly acclaimed debut feature God’s Own