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Category Archives: EIFF
INTERVIEW: Des Mangan (Hercules Returns)
Des Mangan is the man behind Double Take, the comedy troupe who gave us cult comedy Hercules Returns (David Parker, 1993), which Physical Impossibility is presenting at the Grosvenor Cinema, Glasgow, for one night only on Saturday 26/09 as part of Scalarama 2015. … Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, EIFF, Glasgow, Interview
Tagged 1987, 1993, 2015, Australia, Cameo Cinema, Cinema, Des Mangan, Double Take, Dub Parody, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Edinburgh International Film Festival, Film, Glasgow, Hercules Returns, Interview, Movie, Scalarama, Scalarama2015, Scaledonia, The Big Easy
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What does VHS mean to you?
What does VHS mean to you? Three quite different but uniformly excellent documentaries at Edinburgh International Film Festival – Remake, Remix, Rip-off (Cem Kaya, 2014), Chuck Norris Vs Communism (Ilinca Calugareanu, 2015) and Stand by for Tape Back-Up (Ross Sutherland, … Continue reading
EIFF 2015: Feature Picks
The selection of genre films in Edinburgh International Film Festival’s 2015 programme is pretty mouthwatering – there’s Maggie, One & Two, Parasyte: Part 1 and Redeemer to name but a few – so, just like the docs and the retro picks, this was a tricky … Continue reading
EIFF 2015: Retro Picks
We’ve seen already how Edinburgh International Film Festival’s documentary strand this year is an embarrassment of riches, but turns out it’s a gala year for looking back too. Without further ado, here’s my picks from the old films screening again at EIFF … Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, EIFF, EIFF 2015, Preview
Tagged Alejandro Jodorowsky, Cinema, Edfilmfest, Edinburgh, Edinburgh International Film Festival, EIFF, Film, Fritz The Cat, Movies, Ralph Bakshi, Roar, Santa Sangre, The Night Stalker, Walter Hill
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EIFF 2015: Documentary Picks
It’s a really strong year for documentaries at EIFF, making this a pleasingly tricky shortlist to formulate. Luckily, I could care less about the high-profile Amy Winehouse doc, Amy (though director Asif Kapadia’s Senna was engaging enough). It was tougher to jettison two films about … Continue reading
Posted in Edinburgh, EIFF, EIFF 2015, Preview
Tagged 2000AD, Bill Drummond, Chuck Norris Vs Communism, Edfilmfest, Edinburgh, EIFF, EIFF15, Film, Film Festival, Remake Remix Rip Off, Scottish Post-Punk, The Wolfpack
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