The Edinburgh International Film Festival 2010
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The Edinburgh International Film Festival 2010
EIFF announces ‘Features Scotland’
2010 Producers
The Edinburgh International Film Festival will promote
Scottish producers at four International Festivals over the next year through
their 2010 'Features Scotland' programme, which is supported by the Scottish Government
Edinburgh Festivals Expo Fund and Scottish Screen.
The full EIFF 2010 Programme Launch
is on Tuesday 1 June
EIFF Box Office opens at 12 noon,
Thursday 3 June
About EXPO and
Features Scotland:
The Scottish Government’s Edinburgh Festivals Expo Fund has provided
£180,000 to the Edinburgh International Film Festival in 2010/11 to support the
Expo project, ‘Features Scotland.’
The 2010 Expo programme will provide a global platform
for showcasing Scottish filmmakers.
Since 1947, the Edinburgh International Film Festival
has devoted itself to discovering and promoting the very best in international
cinema - and to embracing, celebrating and debating changes and developments in
the global film industry. Intimate in its scale, ambitious in its scope,
and fuelled by pure passion for cinema in all its manifestations, EIFF seeks to
expose the cutting edge of new film talent, in a setting steeped in
history.
Notable films premiered in recent years have included: THE HURT LOCKER, MOON, FISHTANK,
LET THE RIGHT ONE IN, SOMERS TOWN, MAN ON WIRE, WALL-E, CONTROL, KNOCKED UP,
RATATOUILLE, LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE, AN INCONVENIENT TRUTH, TSOTSI, BILLY ELLIOT,
AMORES PERROS and AMÉLIE.
The EIFF is supported
by:
The UK Film Council through its Lottery supported Film Festival Fund.
The UK Film Council is the Government backed lead agency for film in the
UK. They aim to make sure that the UK has a dynamic film industry fit for the
digital age and to help UK audiences enjoy the best of British and world
cinema.
Scottish
Screen – the national development agency for the screen industries in Scotland.
Event
Scotland - working to make Scotland one of the world’s leading event
destinations.
City of Edinburgh Council, Culture and Sport Division, Corporate
Services Department.
Cineworld
is proud to be a sponsor of the Edinburgh International Film Festival.
The
Scottish Government – through it’s Edinburgh Festivals Expo Fund
Standard
Life are delighted to continue their partner sponsorship of the Edinburgh
International Film Festival.
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