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Edinburgh Film Festival: Day Eight
by Movie Mole
A day of surprises, including The Kingdom
Edinburgh Film Festival: Day Seven
by Movie Mole
Special People and Stardust magic.
Edinburgh Film Festival: Day Six
by Movie Mole
Sharing a bed with the stars and dreams of a Golden Haggis
Edinburgh Film Festival: Day Five
by Movie Mole
The Mole is sick of all the gluttony - promises to be more selective in future
Edinburgh Film Festival: Day Four
by Movie Mole
Death Proof red carpet - waterproofing also required.
Edinburgh Film Festival: Day Three
by Movie Mole
Stars come out for Control premiere.
Edinburgh Film Festival: Day Two
by Movie Mole
Waters runs deep on the subject of remakes
Edinburgh Film Festival: Day One
by Movie Mole
The rain stayed off - just! - as the 61st Edinburgh International Film Festival kicked off.
Heading for Edinburgh?
by Amber Wilkinson
What to look out for in this year's film festival.
Shooting Sugarhouse
by Jennie Kermode
Sugarhouse is the new British crime thriller set to redefine the genre - Director Gary Love talks about his first feature.
Do you want to see something really scary?
by Anton Bitel
We look forward to the Film4 FrightFest this year in London.
Bergman's legacy
by Jennie Kermode
We take a look at the life and work of one of cinema's greats.
The Running Man
by Jennie Kermode
The dark side of the American Dream: director John Maringouin.
Raise the Magic Lantern
by Jennie Kermode`
Illuminating short film in Scotland.
Paws for thought
by Amber Wilkinson
Bobcat Goldthwait talks about Sleeping Dogs and World's Greatest Dad.
EIFF 1999: Day 1
by Trinity
Opening Night of the Edinburgh International Film Festival
Max Who? - why an Ophüls retrospective is overdue
by Nicola Osbourne
"He was very European and very ahead of his time - especially in terms of female sexuality - which is what makes him one of my favourite directors" EIFF director Lizzie Francke explains the enduring appeal of Max Ophüls
Extreme cinema event: Film and Broadcasting in the 21st Century
by Keith Hennessey Brown
Eye For Film reports on the fraught issues of censorship.
EIFF 2000: Day 15
by Trinity
And On The Last Day
EIFF 2000: Day 14
by Trinity
The End Of A Beautiful Relationship
EIFF 2000: Day 13
by Trinity
Verhoeven Gets Philosophical
EIFF 2000: Day 12
by Trinity
Music, Maestro
EIFF 2000: Day 11
by Trinity
O Brother, Where Are All The Stars?
EIFF 2000: Day 10
by Trinity
What A Surprise
EIFF 2000: Day 9
by Trinity
Onwards and Upwards
EIFF 2000: Day 8
by Trinity
The Real Dancer Takes A Bow
EIFF 2000: Day 7
by Trinity
Waiting for Gillian...
EIFF 2000: Day 6
by Trinity
Scottish Kids SKAMM The Festival
EIFF 2000: Day 5
by Trinity
The Trudgery of Everyday Life
EIFF 2000: Day 4
by Trinity
Scotland, we are ready for take-off
EIFF 2000: Day 3
by Trinity
How to get ahead in the festival
EIFF 2000: Day 2
by Trinity
Wanna see my film online?
EIFF 2000: Day 1
by Trinity
Dancer in the Dark party animals make for the abattoir
EIFF 2001: Day 15
by Trinity
Lizzie's Last Stand
EIFF 2001: Day 14
by Trinity
The Final Reel
EIFF 2001: Day 13
by Trinity
Gimme freebies.
EIFF 2001: Day 12
by Trinity
Big Sean (Penn, that is) creates waves.
EIFF 2001: Day 11
by Trinity
Celebration of American film and FilmFour labs head on cybercinema.
EIFF 2001: Day 10
by Trinity
It's quiet on the fest while the screenwriters workshop.
EIFF 2001: Day 9
by Trinity
Glasgow City Council draws back from banning festival film about asylum seekers.
EIFF 2001: Day 8
by Trinity
Anna Chancellor in town for UK Premiere of Crush.
EIFF 2001: Day 7
by Trinity
Kate Winslett, Dougray Scott and Saffron Burrows launch Enigma.
EIFF 2001: Day 6
by Trinity
Terry Zwigoff opens Ghost World.
EIFF 2001: Day 5
by Trinity
Tilda Swinton at The Deep End premiere.
EIFF 2001: Day 4
by Trinity
Surprise Movie disappoints
EIFF 2001: Day 3
by Trinity
Full Monty man is back, and at the Lucky Break party.
EIFF 2001: Day 2
by Trinity
Quelle pluie! Jean-Pierre Jeunet's Reel Life.
EIFF 2001: Day 1
by Trinity
Amelie opens the film festival
EIFF 2002: Day 12
by Weegeet
Closing film and closing party. Christopher Nolan shares our Insomnia.
EIFF 2002: Day 11
by Weegeet
Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan hits town.
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