Edinburgh Reviews
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’Choose Irvine Welsh’: Edinburgh Review
Rambling exploration of the life and lurid times of Scottish author Irvine Welsh
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‘Kill’: Edinburgh Review
A forest hunting trip takes a dark turn in this effective Scottish genre debut
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‘Chuck Chuck Baby’: Edinburgh Review
Janis Pugh’s musical debut is a feel-good second-time-lucky romance set in small-town Wales
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‘Silent Roar’: Edinburgh Review
Edinburgh’s opening film is set on a beautifully-shot Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides
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‘La Sagrada Familia’: Edinburgh Review
A fractious family goes on a road trip across Peru in Borja Alcalde’s beautifully-shot doc
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‘Nude Tuesday’: Edinburgh Review
Plenty to understand - and laugh at - in this all-gibberish comedy from New Zealand
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‘The Narrow Road’: Edinburgh Review
Lam Sum’s moving tribute to the hard-working people of Hong Kong is set during the Covid-19 pandemic
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‘A Bunch Of Amateurs’: Edinburgh Review
The Bradford Movie Makers club grapples with its fate and that of its ageing members in Kim Hopkins’ winning documentary
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‘Neon Spring’: Edinburgh Review
A spotlight on Riga’s rave scene through the eyes of a sheltered young girl
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‘Winners’: Edinburgh Review
Hassan Nazer crafts a passionate, meta tribute to the cinema of his native Iran
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‘Whina’: Edinburgh Review
Respectful biopic relates the life and turbulent times of Maori activist Dame Whina Cooper
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‘Schemers’: Edinburgh Review
A concert promoter tries to stage an Iron Maiden concert in 1980s Dundee
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‘End Of Sentence’: Edinburgh Review
John Hawkes and Logan Lerman star in this Irish-set father-and-son road trip
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‘Carmilla’: Edinburgh Review
A Gothic vampire novella gets a new lease of life in Emily Harris’s debut
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‘Samurai Marathon’: Edinburgh Review
The team behind ‘13 Assassins’ unites with Bernard Rose for an epic sword-slasher
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'Balance, Not Symmetry': Edinburgh Review
An unsuccessful collaboration between director Jamie Adams and the band Biffy Clyro
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‘Strange But True’: Edinburgh Review
A fine cast including Amy Ryan and Margaret Qualley attacks Rowan Athale’s domestic thriller
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'Alice': Edinburgh Review
Directed by an Australian first-timer, this Paris-set SXSW winner impresses on its international debut
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'The Furies': Edinburgh Review
Retro slasher movie from Australia should make some commercial splatter