Shadows on the Wall

The East End Film Festival moves into its second week with a remarkably ambitious programme screening at cinemas all over East London. Hi...

Another film in both the Edinburgh and East End film festival is the eco-terrorism thriller The East, which also opened in UK cinemas thi...

After the lavish closing night film screening and party for Faintheart last night, Edinburgh celebrated the best of the fest today, present...

In the week that his star-making Prince Caspian opens in the UK, up-and-coming heartthrob Ben Barnes turned up in Edinburgh to promote his ...

Tightrope walker Philippe Petit arrived in Edinburgh yesterday and showed off his balancing skills atop the delegate centre. He's promot...

The big guy himself, Sir Sean Connery , was spotted roaming around the festival delegate centre yesterday - he's not easy to miss. I act...

The legendary Ray Harryhausen (who turns 88 on Sunday) arrived in Edinburgh yesterday, so I siezed on the chance to see his iconic classic ...

I am sure that sitting through five or six films a day can't be good for my legs. To say nothing of my mental health. Yesterday's fi...

There was a definite theme among the films I saw on Sunday here in Edinburgh, as people were consumed with jealousy and obsession. In The K...

Hollywood actor Enrique Murciano (right) tried to bring a bit of California sunshine to Edinburgh yesterday, wearing trendy shades despite ...

Friday was party day in Edinburgh, mainly due to the terrific late-night bash thrown by Optimum Releasing in honour of two films that premi...

My first full day here at the Edinburgh Film Fest was a very long one - five films from 9am to after midnight. But it was a great day, and ...

The 62nd Edinburgh International Film Festival kicked off last night in style, with the world premiere of John Maybury's film The Edge o...

Four hours on a train from London to Edinburgh isn't hugely exciting, especially since the scenery barely changes (see photo) - aside fr...