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Edinburgh International Film Festival · 2007

Edinburgh International Film Festival 2007

Black Box

The Edinburgh International Film Festival describe Black Box as "daring, edgy experiments in film form, from the innovators of the art world."

Programme

7 films · 3 reviews

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Black Box Shorts

A programme of the best new experimental work from filmmakers making art, and artists making film, featuring: 200,000 Phantoms (Jean Gabriel Periot), A Million in Debt is Normal Said My Grandfather (Gabriele Mathes), ...as they pass... (Brigitta Bedenauer), Bush (Fran Apprich), i (Luke Losey), La Petite Illusion (Michaela Schwentner), Oh Great Now Look What Happened (Gerbrand Burger &Tijmen Hauer).

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In The Wake Of A Deadad

Review preview for In The Wake Of A Deadad

It is so British, it out Montys Python.

Angus Wolfe Murray · 4 out of 5
Travels with an inflatable father.

(Country: UK; Year: 2006; Director: Andrew Kotting; Writer: Andrew Kotting; Stars: Andrew Ronald Kotting, Ronald Walter Kotting, Walter Ronald Kotting, Eden Rintoul Kotting)

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UK Premiere

Lost &Sound: From The Collection Of Mark Newgarden

Collective Gallery presents The Comic Book Project. Hosted by Simon Munnery.

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Madame I

A creation by artist Beverley Hood, to live inside your mobile phone.

(Director: Beverley Hood)

Phantom Love

Review preview for Phantom Love

Among the welter of films I am watching in the course of the Edinburgh International Film Festival, it is the images from Phantom Love that continually haunt me.

Chris · 5 out of 5
An alienated woman undertakes a strange spiritual journey.

(Country: US; Year: 2007; Director: Nina Menkes; Writer: Nina Menkes; Stars: Marina Choif, Juliette Marquis, Bobby Naderi) , Official site

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UK Premiere

Reverse Angles - A Collection Of Personal Projects And Non-Cinema Work By Christopher Doyle

Collection curated from Christopher Doyle's work as an artist and filmmaker.

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Strange Culture

Review preview for Strange Culture

In the mindscape of Alice Through The Looking Glass, the surrealism of Steve’s predicament would be a footnote to The Patriot Act: Fear Or Frenzy?, if it wasn’t so tragic.

Angus Wolfe Murray · 4 out of 5
The artist as victim of The Patriot Act.

(Country: US; Year: 2007; Director: Lynn Hershman-Leeson; Writer: Lynn Hershman-Leeson; Stars: Thomas Jay Ryan, Tilda Swinton, Peter Coyote, Josh Kornbluth, Steve Kurtz, Shoresh Alaudini, Cassie Powell, Jakob Bokulich, Larissa Clayton, Beatriz da Costa, Dr Susan Leeson)

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