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Edinburgh International Film Festival has revealed that the film opening the 71st edition will be God’s Own Country, the first feature from British fil... Read more »

Pixar and EIFF have long been simpatico. Classics from the much-loved studio, such as WALL-E, Toy Story 3 and Inside Out have all made a splas... Read more »

When God's Own Country, the first film from actor-turned-director Francis Lee, premiered at Sundance Film Festival earlier in the year, it was quickly labele... Read more »

I’ve been talking about this film almost non-stop since seeing it and have become pretty adept at the one line sum up: a fairly nerdy guy is in a motel... Read more »

Walter Hill is speaking to The Skinny from a cupboard in his LA home. “My wife’s given me this little broom closet to do my work in. Only a direc... Read more »

Even before the dust had settled on last year’s disappointing Edinburgh International Film Festival, critics of all stripes were weighing in to examine... Read more »

Arctic Monkeys make an appearance in Shane Meadows’ new movie, Le Donk, which is set to be premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival later... Read more »

Some early news of this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival programme was announced today, with the main 2015 retrospective – Little Big... Read more »

Once again Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) is teaming up with Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) to celebrate an iconic film with a knocko... Read more »

On a warm Edinburgh evening at Fountain Park Cinema, an unassuming black car pulls up to the front doors; from the back seat emerges the face that launched a... Read more »

Sixteenth century Chinese novel Journey to the West has been adapted dozens of times in dozens of ways, from cult Japanese television show Monkey to Damon Al... Read more »

Flashy. Fake. Distant. Three things we, as young reporters and fresh eyes on the world premiere of The Edge of Love starring Keira Knightly, Sienna Miller an... Read more »

Whoever thought that the end of the world could be so much fun? As apocalypse approaches, the birds fall from the sky, teenage angst is consumed by death, an... Read more »

It was a collection of fragile souls that gathered at the press screenings on Thursday morning, the first official day of the 64th Edinburgh International Fi... Read more »

The director of The People vs. George Lucas returns with a light-hearted documentary about another pop culture phenomenon, one who may have received even mor... Read more »

The Skinny | CyberZAP Top Ten Events 14-21 Jun: Malcolm Middleton, Insider Festival + EIFF       ... Read more »

A stanch exposé of real-life injustice, When Night Falls dramatises the plight of Wang Jimnei, whose son Yang Jia was convicted of killing seven polic... Read more »

EDINBURGH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCES MORE MONEY FOR 2014 PRIZESFilm site Screen Daily reports today that the Edinburgh International Film Festival... Read more »

EDINBURGH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL ANNOUNCE OPENING FILM, PRESENT 'HERO HANGOUTS'The opening film for this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival&nb... Read more »

EIFF RESTORE CLASSIC STEREOSCOPIC ANIMATED FILMS BY NORMAN MCLARENThe Edinburgh International Film Festival (18-29 Jun), which will this year celeb... Read more »

Dropping away from suited commuters to enjoy a 9am screening of the blackly comic Gravity carries a curious excitement akin to skiving school. The film deliv... Read more »

In Rick Famuyiwa’s subversive coming-of-age misadventure comedy, three high school “90s hip hop geeks” get mixed up in drug trafficking and... Read more »

Jake Gavin’s debut feature is a standard ‘elderly man sets out in search of forgiveness and redemption’ narrative, but with added British i... Read more »

At this year's Edinburgh Film Festival, Lizzie Borden presented her 1976 debut Regrouping for just its fifth screening; the visionary director was ... Read more »

Charles Henri Belleville’s streamline adaptation of Simon Lewis’ Go, staring Robert Sheehan, is a fast-paced and gripping crime thriller Jet Tra... Read more »

Though pitched as a supernatural thriller, The Messenger dwells more on its protagonist’s own troubled life than the conspiracy he uncovers, but that&r... Read more »

As the 70th Edinburgh International Film Festival nears its close, its juries have put their heads together to choose the prize winners from the extensive an... Read more »

Another year, another Edinburgh Film Festival, and another artistic director steps into the breach. Enter Mark Adams, taking the AD baton from Chris Fujiwara... Read more »

In 2000, 19-year-old British-Asian Zahid Mubarek was murdered by Robert Stewart, his cellmate at Feltham Young Offenders' Institution. He was five hours away... Read more »

Andrew Haigh’s 45 Years has won the Edinburgh International Film Festival’s Michael Powell Award for Best British Film, with the 2015 Festival aw... Read more »