FILMS OUT THIS WEEK
A young woman's friendship with a widow becomes something stranger this week in Greta, an elderly woman is arrested for espionage in Red Joan, two suspended cops look for trouble in Dragged Across Concrete and an atheist converts to Christianity in Let There Be Light. A teenager falls in love with skateboarding in Mid90s, the true story of ballet dancer Carlos Acosta is told in Yuli - see what Icíar Bollaín and Paul Laverty told us about it - and The Man Who Killed Hitler And Then The Bigfoot does what it says on the tin. A trans man takes on pregnancy in documentary A Deal With The Universe - we spoke to director Jason Barker - and there are rereleases for Monty Python's Life Of Brian and classic kids' adventure film The Goonies.
I Trapped The Devil sees a couple confounded on discovering a relative has imprisoned a man in his basement Link
A group of friends set out to catch a legendary carp in Pond Life Link
EIFF collaborates with Scottish Chamber Orchestra for innovative kids' show you can see for free Link #Edfilmfest
We take a second look at espionage tale Red Joan - out today Link
NEW DVD HIGHLIGHTS
Human Desire
Blu-Ray Review
FESTIVALS
We're looking forward to the Tribeca Film Festival in New York, where White As Snow (Blanche Comme Neige) is screening. Our recent coverage includes the Viva! Spanish and Latin American Film Festival, BFI Flare, the Glasgow Film Festival, the Berlin Film Festival and New Directors/New Films.
Deconstructing oppressions Eva Husson on Girls Of The Sun and Martha Gellhorn
Handcrafting from scratch Cindy Hulej on Jim Jarmusch and Carmine Street Guitars
Reinventing herself Mia Hansen-Løve on Bergman Island, ghosts and Maya
Free children's show at EIFF Soundmoves: Music Movies marks collaboration with Scottish Chamber Orchestra
Cannes Un Certain Regard delivers diversity Women directors to the fore in selection
Karlovy Vary to honour Smutný and Chahine Festival will also commemorate Velvet Revolution
Malick, Almodóvar and Loach head for Cannes Women to the fore in official selection
We're looking forward to the Tribeca Film Festival, Dundee horror spectacular Dundead and the Cannes Film Festival.
We still have reviews coming in from the Viva! Spanish and Latin American Film Festival, New Directors/New Films, BFI Flare, the New York Rendez-Vous With French Cinema, the Glasgow Short Film Festival and SXSW.
Read our full archive for recent coverage.
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