Edinburgh International Film Festival: Hide and Seek Review
Every so often a filmmaker will come along that will change the game, Joanna Coates is one of these filmmakers.
Edinburgh International Film Festival: Round Up Two
Is the Man who is Tall Happy? (****)
What must it be like to talk to “the smartest man alive”? For Michel Gondry, it seemed an overwhelming task. Trying to compute everything that linguist/economist/sociolog... Read More...
Edinburgh International Film Festival: Finsterworld Review
Frauke Finsterwalder sees the world in a myriad of ways in his wonderful multi-stranded narrative, Finsterworld. A film which examines what it means to be German in the modern day, through the tales of a motley... Read More...
Edinburgh International Film Festival: Stray Dogs Review
From its vivid and dystopian opening shot to its near 15 minute long closing scene of gut wrenching emotions, Ming-Liang Tsai’s Stray Dogs is a gallery of the moving image telling a story of human endurance. Ts... Read More...
Edinburgh International Film Festival: Round Up One
Hyena (*)
We were told that Gerard Johnson’s Hyena was selected for the opening night film for EIFF 2014 because it was ‘emblematic’ of what the festival is all about. A case of a film with a bold vision, on... Read More...