Jamie Dunn
Film Editor, and Online Journalist at The Skinny
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1 week ago |
theskinny.co.uk | Jamie Dunn
Edinburgh Art Festival has revealed its busy programme for its 2025 edition, which takes place 7 to 24 August and will feature 82 exhibitions spread across 45 galleries and venues. And one of these venues is the festival’s new EAF Pavilion, which will be in the vast Outer Spaces exhibition space on Leith Street. The festival describes the EAF Pavilion as “a shared hub” and it will be a hive of activity, hosting many of the festival's new commissions, exhibitions and discussions.
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1 week ago |
theskinny.co.uk | Jamie Dunn
There’s a bunch of film festivals heading your way in June. First up, Refugee Festival Scotland (13-22 Jun). The multi-arts festival has over 150 events planned across the country, many of them cinema-related. Take the opening night screening at CCA, Glasgow, Within the Fragments of Gurbet, a documentary in which filmmaker Bircan Birol brings together fellow migrants and refugees living in Glasgow to map their own version of their new home.
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4 weeks ago |
theskinny.co.uk | Jamie Dunn
Hot on the heels of announcing its opening film, Sorry, Baby, the Edinburgh International Film Festival has revealed the film that will open its Midnight Madness strand: Ben Wheatley's new film BULK. EIFF's midnight audience will be the first in the world to see BULK, and it sounds like Wheatley is very happy to see his new work make its bow at the witching hour. "I’m very excited and proud to be premiering BULK at Edinburgh International Film Festival’s Midnight Madness," say the director.
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1 month ago |
theskinny.co.uk | Jamie Dunn
After a turbulent year of uncertainty around its future, Summerhall – one of Edinburgh and the Fringe’s most important venues – will begin a new chapter this year under the banner of Summerhall Arts. Today it announced its first Fringe programme under those new auspices, the 14th programme to take place at the multi-arts venue to run 1 to 25 August.
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1 month ago |
theskinny.co.uk | Jamie Dunn
Edinburgh International Film Festival returns this August and today it has announced that comedy-drama Sorry, Baby, the debut feature from writer-director Eva Victor, will be the opening film at the 78th edition. Victor also stars alongside Naomi Ackie (Mickey 17, Blink Twice) and Lucas Hedges (Lady Bird, Mid90s) in a film that reportedly blends hysterical comedy with deep trauma.
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Hot on the heels of announcing its opening film, Sorry, Baby, @edfilmfest has revealed the world premiere of Ben Wheatley's new film BULK will open its Midnight Madness strand. Info here: https://t.co/kOza540GyG https://t.co/qSfqSdF6lD
