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Felicity Jones and Guy Pearce star in Drake Doremus' Breathe In
The 67th edition of the festival runs from June 19 to 30. It opened with Drake Doremus' film Breathe In, while Disney Pixar's Monsters University kicked-off the education programme.
Festival accolades include the Michael Powell Award for best British film. It has also been announced that the Audience Award has been reinstated this year and will be given for the first time since 2010.
View Films by Strand:
- American Dreams
- Animation
- Black Box
- Directors' Showcase
- Fantastic Voyages: The Films of Richard Fleischer
- Films on Film
- Focus on Korea
- Focus on Sweden
- Galas
- International Feature Film Competition
- Michael Powell Award Competition
- New Realities
- Night Moves
- Not Another Teen Movie
- Shorts
- Special Screenings
- Symphonies Of Life: The Films Of Jean Grémillon
- World Perspectives
View previous years coverage of the Edinburgh International Film Festival festival:
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