Edinburgh Film Festival

Clerks II

Sep 21, 2006 - Director Kevin Smith goes back to his roots in this belated sequel to his 1994 hit.

Sep 13, 2006

• The Night Listener
  Robin Williams gives one of his darker performances in a disturbing mystery thriller.

Sep 12, 2006

• How Is Your Fish Today?
  Xiaolu Guo dabbles around the boundaries of fact and fiction in a mix of storytelling and documentary.

Sep 08, 2006

• Little Miss Sunshine
  A family set off to enter their daughter in a beauty pageant in a surprisingly touching road movie.

Sep 07, 2006

• Snow Cake
  Alan Rickman and Sigourney Weaver star in one of the year's most compelling dramas.
• Driving Lessons
  Starring Julie Walters and Rupert Grint, Driving Lessons is a touching and funny rites of passage film.

Aug 29, 2006

• 'Brothers', 'Clerks II' triumph at EIFF
  Artistic director Shane Danielsen announces the winners at this year's festival.

Aug 28, 2006

• Cargo
  Daniel Bruhl stars in a disappointing and overly enigmatic mystery aboard a cargo ship.
• Nyman joined 'Shut Up' before reading script
  Steen Agro reveals that Andy Nyman signed up to Shut Up and Shoot Me before he had read the script.

Aug 24, 2006

• Festival must cancel cockfighting movie
  Edinburgh film festival organisers cancel a movie about cockfighting as it may be illegal.
  
• Brothers of the Head
  Louis Pepe and Keith Fulton direct an effective faux documentary about a pair of conjoined twins.

Aug 23, 2006

• Frank Black unhappy with Pixies film
  Frank Black is not happy with the result of the Pixies' documentary, filmed two years ago.
• Shut Up and Shoot Me
  Andy Nyman's on an unsuccessful quest for death in Steen Agro's black comedy.

Aug 22, 2006

• Soderbergh: "There'll be no 'Ocean's 14'"
  Steven Soderbergh insists there will not be a fourth film in the Ocean's series.

Aug 21, 2006

• The Flying Scotsman
  Jonny Lee Miller plays revolutionary cyclist Graeme Obree in the EIFF's opening night underdog film.

Aug 15, 2006

• Edinburgh fest awarded funding boost
  This year's Edinburgh International Film Festival will receive an extra £250,000 in funding.