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
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
Mrs Lowry & Son UK Trailer Highlights Life Of An Iconic Artist And His Mother
L.S. Lowry, was one of Britain’s most iconic artists. In Mrs Lowry & Son we
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.
2019 Edinburgh Film Festival Review – Darlin’ (2019)
Canny’s performance is excellent as she captures Darlin’s move towards civilisation, whilst McIntosh is entrancing as the savage Woman. There is plenty for genre fans in haunting nightmare scenes (echoes of David Lynch to be found in those) and intense visual effects and gore.
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