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Clancy Brown on Highlander, Connery & Starship Troopers
80s fantasy romp Highlander made a triumphant return to Scotland with a 30th anniversary gala screening at the 70th Edinburgh Film Festival. Guest of honour ... Read more »| Updated over 9 years ago -
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Things To Do Scotland 23-30 Jul: Cross The Tracks, Surge Festival + Phoenix Exhibition
1. MUSIC | Cross The Tracks Summerhall, Edinburgh. 24 & 25 Jul, 9pm, £16 here A sprawling highlight ... Read more »| Updated about 10 years ago -
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Little Men
Gentrification, class tensions and coming of age commingle in this vivid slice of life from Ira Sachs (Love is Strange, Keep the Lights On), who’s slow... Read more »| Updated about 9 years ago -
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Kevin Smith on fatherhood & Johnny Depp
For someone whose onscreen alter-ego is known as “Silent Bob”, Kevin Smith sure can talk. In Scotland for screenings of his new film Yoga Hosers ... Read more »| Updated over 9 years ago -
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Postcard from Auld Reekie – Big Gold Dream: Scottish Post-Punk and Infiltrating the Mainstream
“I find them hard work, rock books.” Vic Godard is sitting backstage in the Traverse Theatre having completed his second and final rehearsal wit... Read more »| Updated over 10 years ago -
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Sheffield Doc/Fest
This weekend I hopped on a train to Sheffield to check out its 2010 Doc/Fest. A dynamic festival with its audience in mind, Doc/Fest has bucket-loads of char... Read more »| Updated almost 15 years ago -
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Edinburgh International Fashion Festival 2014 Preview
For its third year running, the Edinburgh International Fashion Festival will be held from 17-25 July. Acting as a creative platform in showcasing both inter... Read more »| Updated about 11 years ago -
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Edinburgh Film Festival Sneak Peak
Freshly extricated from its traditional Edinburgh Festival entanglement, the Edinburgh International Film Festival has this year moved from late August to 18... Read more »| Updated over 17 years ago -
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All Tomorrow's Parties: When Music Festival Meets Film Festival
Since 1999, ATP has offered an alternative to the mud and messiness of the traditional music festival. The film of the same name aims to capture some of the ... Read more »| Updated over 16 years ago -
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Finnish films breaking out internationally
On the first floor of Helsinki’s Ateneum Art Museum, home to the largest collection of classical Finnish art, hangs The Fighting Capercaillies by Ferdi... Read more »| Updated over 9 years ago -
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Top Ten Events 9-15 Aug: LuckyMe, Speed of Light + Unbound
Top Ten Events 9-15 Aug: LuckyMe, Speed of Light, + Unbound THE WEEK AHEAD... This we... Read more »| Updated about 13 years ago -
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Kate Dickie, Peter Mullan triumph at Scottish Baftas
Crime drama Shetland wins big at the Scottish Baftas, while EIFF opener Tommy’s Honour takes home best film award Last night, The British Academy Scot... Read more »| Updated almost 9 years ago -
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The Bulletin: Arts & Culture News | 29 May
EDINBURGH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL PROGRAMME UNVEILEDThis morning, the programme for EIFF 2013 was announced by festival director Chris Fujiwara. This is ... Read more »| Updated over 12 years ago -
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T2 Trainspotting dominates Bafta Scotland nominations
The nominations for the British Academy of Film and Television Arts in Scotland's annual celebration of Scottish cinema and television have been announced th... Read more »| Updated almost 8 years ago -
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What's On Scotland 21-28 Sep: SQIFF
The return of the SQIFF (Scottish Queer International Film Festival) sets the tone for a particularly cinematic Zap this week. We're truly buzzing ... Read more »| Updated about 8 years ago -
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Rhys Ifans interview: Under Milk Wood
Great screen actors need iconic moments; the images that cement them in the public’s consciousness. Rhys Ifans has one, and it was achieved while weari... Read more »| Updated almost 10 years ago -
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What's On Scotland: EU Referendum
Each week The Skinny team hand pick a selection of events from the Scottish cultural calendar to provide you with this guide to the most exciting goings on i... Read more »| Updated over 9 years ago -
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One. On. One: Filmmaker Mania Akbari in conversation
The last few years have seen a noticeable rise in Iranian cinema’s international profile, both through relatively mainstream breakthrough success for f... Read more »| Updated about 12 years ago -
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Big Screen Education
The Old One I’ll say one thing about Edinburgh International Film Festival (June): it has stamina. Held in Auld Reekie each year since 1947, it’... Read more »| Updated about 12 years ago -
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Secret Master: Chris Fujiwara on the Cinema of Dominik Graf
A perennial joy of Chris Fujiwara’s tenure as Edinburgh International Film Festival’s artistic director have been the retrospectives. In his shor... Read more »| Updated over 11 years ago -
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Michael Moore on Trump, Blair and Brexit
Sheffield Doc/Fest, the UK's number one documentary festival, kicked off yesterday with opening film Where to Invade Next and a stirring Q&A with its dir... Read more »| Updated over 9 years ago -
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Five Animated Years of Will Anderson and Ainslie Henderson
What if Michael Powell had never met Emeric Pressburger? Or Mr and Mrs Coen decided to not have any more children after their son Joel was born? The world wo... Read more »| Updated over 9 years ago -
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Things To Do Scotland 18-25 Jun: West End Festival All-Dayer, Mogwai + Cake Fest
1. MUSIC | West End Festival All-Dayer Òran Mór, Glasgow. 21 Jun, 3pm, £20 (£18) he... Read more »| Updated over 10 years ago -
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The World and Bobby Fischer: an interview with Liz Garbus
At the height of the cold war, the world’s news cameras focused on a solitary figure sitting at a small chessboard in Iceland. Broadcasters and spectat... Read more »| Updated about 14 years ago -
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Wang Bing: The Mystery of a Fact Clearly Described
In a wonderful scene from Doctor Zhivago, Strelnikov (Tom Courtenay) schools Yuri (Omar Sharif) on just how the world has turned. “The private lif... Read more »| Updated over 11 years ago -
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Withnail & I at 30: Richard E Grant on the classic
Richard E Grant is looking angelic. The 60-year-old Swazi-English actor is sitting framed inside a huge arched window of an empty dining room in Edinburgh&rs... Read more »| Updated about 8 years ago -
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The Bulletin: Arts & Culture News | 13 May
AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D.After being picked up for broadcast by US network ABC, the first teaser trailer for Joss Whedon's hotly-anticipated Agents of S.H.I.E.L... Read more »| Updated over 12 years ago -
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The Bulletin: Arts & Culture News | 19 November
KICKSTARTER NEWS: NEW DOCUMENTARIES ON STONESTHROW & CLASSIC SHOEGAZEKicking off today's Bulletin, we bring you news of two fascinating new documentaries... Read more »| Updated almost 13 years ago -
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John Boorman: turning money into light
There’s reason to celebrate this week. John Boorman, the great director of Point Blank, Deliverance and Arthurian epic Excalibur, has a new film out. E... Read more »| Updated over 10 years ago -
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The Bulletin: Arts & Culture News | 22 May
THE CLASH UNVEIL 5-ALBUM BOX SETThe Clash are in many ways the quintissential punk band - raw, politicised, and with a dedicated army of followers who worshi... Read more »| Updated over 12 years ago