Land of Bad
Curiously balanced military action flick stands out almost because of its flaws
Kevin Ibbotson-Wight/24 April 2024
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That They May Face the Rising Sun
A dramatic narrative that feels like authentic documentary
Gentle but incredibly evocative drift through a year in the Irish countryside
Jericho Ridge
Gritty, thoroughly enjoyable riff on Assault on Precinct 13
GFT: September
As the Fringe rolls out of town and Edinburgh suddenly feels like a comparative cultural desert, the place to be this September to quench your film thirst is GFT.
The Skin I Live In
Almodóvar's masterfully distorted account of how desire and punishment can blur into one another with almost poetic grace.
Attenberg
Tsangari’s fiercely relevant film comments whole heartedly on the breakdown of economic regulation, and the disastrous consequences it can generate.
GFT: Ken Loach
Marking Ken Loach's 75th birthday and 50th year behind the camera, GFT will be screening four films from the auteur's Scottish anthology.
Project Nim
Uncompromising investigation into human relationships.
The Guard
The warm glow of an old-fashioned buddy film, undercut with pithy political tensions
The Borrower Arriety (Kari-gurashi no Arietti)
A visual feast for the eyes
Film Fest Freebies
Skint over the EIFF? Check out the freebies on offer
Edinburgh International Film Festival: 2011
Anyone for a documentary?
UK Green Film Festival
Glasgow Film Theatre hosts the first UK Green Film Festival