Edinburgh Festival

EIFF 2010 Ones to Watch

  • Source: The List (Issue 659)
  • Date: 16 June 2010
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This article is from 2010.

EIFF 2010 Ones to Watch

The Black Panther

Perestroika
A poetic and haunting essay film set on the Trans-Siberian railway, covering the themes of loss and memory, past and present.
Filmhouse, Fri 25 Jun, 5pm.

The Black Panther
Surrealist Mexican noir featuring a private eye, a 1950s flying saucer and a cryogenically frozen Mariachi singer.
Cameo, Fri 25 Jun, 10.35pm.

Lucky Luke
Morris and Goscinny’s Belgian comic cowboy gets a real-life makeover, with the ultra-smooth Jean Dujardin in the title role.
Cameo, Fri 25 Jun, 6pm & Sat 26 Jun, 3.15pm.

Kawasaki’s Rose
Gripping study of family secrets, betrayal and reconciliation in the post-Communist era, from Czech director Jan Hrebejk.
Filmhouse, Fri 25 Jun, 8.10pm, & Sat 26 Jun, 6pm.

Third Star (World Premiere)
Moving and unpredictable road-trip drama with four great lead performances and a great feature-length debut from BAFTA-winning short filmmaker Hattie Dalton.
Cineworld, Sat 26 Jun, 9.30pm.

Five Easy Pieces
A special screening of the American New Wave masterpiece, starring Jack Nicolson as the brilliant musician masquerading as an oil rig worker.
Filmhouse, Sun 27 Jun, 11am.

This article is from 2010.

More: Film, Edinburgh Festivals, Edinburgh International Film Festival, EIFF, Film Festival, Five Easy Pieces, Hattie Dalton, Jack Nicolson, Jan Hrebejk, Jean Dujardin, Kawasaki’s Rose, Lucky Luke, Perestroika, The Black Panther, Third Star

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