Since 2011 Write Shoot Cut has been supporting and showcasing Scottish filmmakers, building a vibrant independent filmmaking community and providing a crucial networking space for potential collaborators to meet one another. There will be 5 short films screened, each followed by a Q&A session with the film makers.

In this film, World War II is seen through the eyes of those who fought in it - veterans from the United Kingdom, the USA, France, Germany and Russia. Unique documentaries, personal stories of veterans and their perception of the war events compose a true image of the Second World War.

A free showcase of short films from some of Scotland's best emerging filmmakers. Expect a mix of drama, documentary, music video, art film, animation and the truly uncategorisable, in a programme curated by The Skinny team.

The unDependence Film Festival has been showing Scottish and international short films that ask questions about relationships between individuals and society for 5 years in a row.

A Short Film Screening Night presenting awarded films from the International Short Film Festival in Drama, followed by short films of nine UK based filmmakers showing their work inspired by this year’s theme, Utopias.

Since 2011 Write Shoot Cut has been supporting and showcasing Scottish filmmakers, building a vibrant independent filmmaking community and providing a crucial networking space for potential collaborators to meet one another. 

The Edinburgh Short Film Festival: Edinburgh's accessible, friendly and eclectic short film festival, is now in its 8th year! The Festival starts on Friday October 26th, bringing the best in contemporary short form cinema to Scotland's ancient capital. 

Follow film makers and modern day ‘monks’ Greg and Sally Hopkins on an uplifting and inspirational journey to explore how the power of choice can change our lives and the world, no matter how busy we are.

A journey into the filmography of one of Spain’s most original filmmakers. Arthouse cinema at its core, Asier Altuna joins us for a special evening showing some of his most celebrated short films and the screening of award-winning film AMAMA (When a Tree Falls), followed by a Q&A with the director. This event is part

This event Tarkovsky: Cinema of Dreams celebrates the launch of the website-archive behind the making of Louise Milne and Sean Martin's feature length documentary of this title.

A Mindful Choice' is a recent, award-winning documentary film that follows the experience of a diverse range of people from across the world, making the choice for a better life through meditation. 

Guerrilla film collective Cinemaattic presents the special screening of Psiconautas, first feature by renowned animator Alberto Vazquez.

The Edinburgh Short Film Festival: Edinburgh's accessible, friendly and eclectic short film festival, is now in its 7th year! The Festival starts on Friday October 27th, bringing the best in contemporary short form cinema to Scotland's ancient capital.

The Internet’s Own Boy tells the life story of programmer, writer, political and internet activist Aaron Swartz, an internet pioneer and free speech campaigner. Aaron Swartz was involved in the development of Creative Commons, Reddit and the campaign against the Stop Online Piracy Act.

Two of the most remarkable visual experiences not just in Spain but world wide. After been praised in major festivals such as Locarno, IDFA, or New York Film Festival for first time in Scotland together Mauro Herce’s Dead Slow Ahead and Xavier Marrader’ Cucli (SHORT). Producer Salva Sunyer from Nanouk Films will be with us after the films for a Q&A

A film that examines the intensity of human passion against the backdrop of war. Uncertain Glory by Agusti Villaronga brings the Catalan point of view on Spanish civil war. A story of betrayal and violence set against the backdrop of war, with two men and two women, the collateral victims of their turbulent time

Screening of documentary film “The World after Fukushima” (Kami Productions, Arte France; 52 mins, 2013), followed by a Q&A session with director Kenichi Watanabe and scriptwriter Michaël Ferrier.This documentary gives a voice to the victims of the nuclear accident, and provides a compelling reflection on the future of our civilisation.FILM DESCRIPTION (by Arte France)What are

LUX Scotland is pleased to present 'She Was a Full Body Speaker' by interdisciplinary artist Evan Ifekoya. Combining found footage from Rewind/Fast Forward with the artists’ personal archive, 'She Was a Full Body Speaker' addresses blackness, sociality and inheritance diffracted through queer nightlife and trauma as an endless repetition.

Please join us for the exclusive Edinburgh screening of the powerful multiple award-winning documentary, GODS IN SHACKLES by journalist and documentary filmmaker, Sangita Iyer.

The Edinburgh Short Film Festival, Edinburgh's accessible, friendly and eclectic short film festival,is now in its 6th year! Dedicated and passionate about short film, we've brought some of the best contemporary Scottish, UK and international short film to the Scottish capital since 2011.

This summer marks the 40th anniversary of the punk explosion and on the 29th July Radio Summerhall is celebrating this landmark by screening Derailed Sense: a Film about Vic Godard and Subway Sect, in The Red Lecture Theatre at Summerhall. This is the Scottish premiere of this, the first ever documentary about this iconic band.

  KIMUAK means ‘sprout’ in Basque. Its hard to wait every year til June. When best sprouts from Basque Country arrive to Edinburgh Every spring, Basque leader distribution platform KIMUAK selects the best from Basque short film scene to create an annual DVD with the most talented, original and qualified proposals produced within Basque Country.

A powerful curated selection of short films, all with English subtitles, as well as networking breaks for the enjoyment of both the Ibero-American community and cinema lovers alike.