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Edinburgh Film Fest lineup

2007 edition

Opening night
“Hallam Foe,” David Mackenzie (U.K./Scotland)

Closing Night
“2 Days in Paris,” Julie Delpy (France/Germany)

British Galas
“And When Did You Last See Your Father?,” Anand Tucker (U.K./England)
“Control,” Anton Corbijn (U.K./England)
“Extraordinary Rendition,” Jim Threapleton (U.K./England)
“My Life as a Bus Stop,” Wilma Finnigan, Duncan Finnigan (U.K./Scotland)
“Saxon,” Greg Loftin (U.K./England)
“Seachd — The Inaccessible Pinnacle,” Simon Miller (U.K./Scotland)
“Sparkle,” Tom Hunsinger, Neil Hunter (U.K./England)
“Special People,” Justin Edgar (U.K./England)
“Sugarhouse,” Gary Love (U.K./England)
“The Waiting Room,” Roger Goldby (U.K./England)
“WAZ,” Tom Shankland (U.K./England)

Galas
“A Mighty Heart,” Michael Winterbottom (U.S.)
“Breach,” Billy Ray (U.S.)
“Death Proof,” Quentin Tarantino (U.S.)
“In the Shadow of the Moon,” David Sington (U.K./England)
“Knocked Up,” Judd Apatow (U.S.)
“Stardust,” Matthew Vaughn (U.S./U.K.)
“The Counterfeiters,” Stefan Ruzowitzsky (Germany/Austria)
“The Hottest State,” Ethan Hawke (U.S.)
“We Are Together,” Paul Taylor (U.K./England)
“Year of the Dog,” Mike White (U.S.)

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In addition, the festival has skedded a tribute to Anita Loos and boasts U.K. preems of Bela Tarr’s “The Man From London,” Andre Techine’s “The Witnesses” and Dan Klores’ “Crazy Love.” For a complete lineup, log on to edfilmfest.org.uk.

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