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Build trust with actors and crew, and explore instinctive filmmaking, Qumra Master Lynne Ramsay tells emerging talent

A GREAT Scottish soul passed away just before Christmas, and his family have now lain the mortal remains of Aonghas MacNeacail to rest at Achnaba…

Morvern Callar is a modern-day fairytale featuring self-reinvention, female fun and rave culture, argues this feature from our October 2002 issue.

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Doomscrolling is one of the perils of our precarious times. You can lose hours to it; lose your mind to it; lose your soul to it.

Twenty years on, 2002 looks like a vintage year for British cinema.

Alistair Harkness begins his daily Film Festival diary with a 20th-anniversary celebration of iconic Scottish film Morvern Callar, plus the debut from a major new figure in the nation’s cinema

The Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) will screen new movies from award-winning actresses Charlotte Rampling, Demi Moore, Jane Fonda and Whoopi Goldberg as part of a 75th-anniversary line-up with a major focus on women in front of and behind the camera.

Falklands War Veteran Simon Weston CBE will be visiting the Islands next 22 February when Fred Olsen Cruise Lines “Balmoral” calls at Stanley. The cruise will be next year on an epic 78-night voyage to South America and Antarctica, with Weston joining the trip for fourteen nights and sharing with fellow travelers his experiences during and after the Falklands war.

Despite lively performances the story of three 13-year-olds in 1980s Sweden skips by with nothing at stake and nothing to be resolved