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Stations of the Cross (Kreuzweg [2014])
A story filmed using only fourteen long shots, from director Dietrich Brüggemann.
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Garnet’s Gold (2014)
A fascinating and moving documentary from director Ed Perkins.
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Coherence and the Infinite Man
Nathanael Smith reports on two low-budget sci-fi films screening at Edinburgh
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N: The Madness of Reason (2014)
A dream without borders, a spiritual odyssey through West Africa
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Medeas (2013)
Nathanael Smith reviews Medeas, showing at the Edinburgh Film Festival
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Edinburgh International Film Festival
Nathanael Smith is looking forward to an eclectic programme at Edinburgh’s International Film Festival.
»Anime
Nathanael Smith reviews the Anime Kamera Book.
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Elysium (2013)
Neil Blomkamp’s follow-up to his gritty sci-fi thriller District 9 is a gritty sci-fi thriller.
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The Deep
The Deep is a harrowing tale of survival. Nathanael Smith reviews.
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This Is Martin Bonner (2013)
This is Martin Bonner, an acutely observed drama from Chad Hartigan.
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Oh Boy and Frances Ha: Double Trouble for Disaffected Twentysomethings?
Nathanael Smith reviews Frances Ha and Oh Boy from the Edinburgh Film Festival
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An Interview with Eric Steel, Director of Kiss the Water
Nathanael Smith caught up with Eric Steel, to chat with him about Kiss the Water
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For Those in Peril (2013)
Paul Wright’s feature debut is a thought-provoking drama.
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Leviathan (2012)
Life aboard a fishing trawler makes for powerful and macabre viewing.
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Sanctuary (Faro) (2013)
Sanctuary is a moving drama from Fredrik Edfeldt. Nathanael Smith reviews.
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Kiss The Water (2013)
Kiss the Water is a fascinating documentary about a woman who crafted fishing flies.
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Historic Centre
Different perspectives of a Portuguese city, by four masters of cinema.
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Stories We Tell (2012)
Nathanael Smith reviews Sarah Polley’s documentary Stories We Tell, currently showing at the Edinburgh Film Festival.
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Edinburgh International Film Festival 2013
Nathanael Smith previews this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival.
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