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Pixar's Brave will close 66th edition
This year's Edinburgh International Film Festival kicked off with controversial William Friedkin film Killer Joe.
Japanese, Chinese and Filipino films featured in dedicated strands and a South American focus took in work from Uruguay, Chile and Argentina. The festival closed with the European premiere of Disney-Pixar's Brave.
Penny Woolcock won The Michael Powell Award for her documentary One Mile Away and Mao Mao took home the international award for Here, Then. Read about all the prize winners here.
View Films by Strand:
- Animation
- Black Box
- British Scenes
- Directors Showcase
- Films on Film
- Focus on Denmark
- International Competition
- Looking South
- Michael Powell Award Competition
- New Perspectives
- Night Moves
- Philippine New Wave
- Retrospective: Gregory La Cava
- Retrospective: Shinji Somai
- Shorts
- Special Screenings
- Spotlight on Shinya Tsukamoto
- Spotlight on Wang Bing
- Under The Stars
View previous years coverage of the Edinburgh International Film Festival festival:
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Three generations of a French family and their sex lives.
A teenager finds himself in a dangerous relationship with a charismatic older man.
Snapshot of the life of a widowed octogenarian.
A man wakes up to a homeless nightmare.
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