Its a mystery and thriller movie with a better than average IMDb.
The 12-day festival concludes on Sunday with the UK premiere of UK comedy Swimming With Men. Calibre featuring Jack Lowden and Martin McCann is streaming with subscription on Netflix. It's an honest and well deserved 8.5/10 from me, rounded down to an 8 for the fake reviews. This would have increased the suspense and tension and made the film more enjoyable. This year’s doc jury was was comprised of Gaston J-M Kaboré, Nada Cirjanic and Kate Muir. A Special Mention went to Island Of The Hungry Ghosts. The winner of this year’s EIFF Works in Progress and recipient of the £2,500 prize was Riding The Wave by Martyn Robertson. This film should have been edited down to a max of 80-90 mins, or played back at 1.5x speed. The award for Best Documentary Feature Film went to Kevin Macdonald’s well-received bio-doc Whitney, which had its world premiere in Cannes. The winner was chosen by the International Jury comprised of Gráinne Humphreys, Simin Motamed-Arya and Yung Kha. The International Jury also gave a Special Mention to Likarion Wainaina’s Supa Modo. Meanwhile, the award for Best International Feature Film went to Cyril Shäublin’s Swiss drama Those Who Are Fine, which got its UK premiere in the Scottish capital. The award for Best Performance in a British Feature Film, also selected by the same jury, went jointly to actresses Liv Hill and Sinead Matthews for their roles in another UK debut Jellyfish, James Gardner’s drama about a young carer discovers an unlikely talent for stand-up comedy. Jason Bateman & Jude Law To Headline & EP 'Black Rabbit' Limited Series In Works At Netflix With Bateman Set To Direct
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