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Red Carpet film Premiers at The Edinburgh International Film Festival 2010

Donkeys

Brian Pettifer, Kate Dickie, Morag McKinnon, Natasha Watson and Martin Compston

Kate Dickie in Edinburgh for the premier Donkeys

Martin Compston in Edinburgh for the premier Donkeys

Morag McKinnon in Edinburgh for the premier Donkeys

Morag McKinnon and Brian Pettifer in Edinburgh for the premier Donkeys

The best of Scottish acting talent, in a witty, warm and moving family drama.  The second feature to emerge from the Scottish-Danish Advance Party project – after Andrea Arnold’s worldwide sensation Red Road  – is a tangled tale of friendship, forgiveness and deep-seated family secrets, enlivened by a strain of dark and thoroughly eccentric humour. After a somewhat misspent life, Alfred (James Cosmo) wants to make amends – but can his guarded daughter Jackie (Kate Dickie) bring herself to forget the past?

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