Ihsane leaves its audience fundamentally altered. It is a masterpiece of profound emotional gravity, a triumph of radical compassion that shines as a beacon of hope against the darkness of world conflict
Category: Festival
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2026 Review: Hungry
Despite all of this the film is a fun watch. It is not a film that you would turn on searching for a deep meaning or to see Oscar worthy performances, but some of the actors (particularly Davenport) put on a pretty great performance. While it may not win awards or be one to rush to the cinemas for, Hungry is overall a great film to turn on with some mates at a movie night and to just enjoy for what it is.
Have a Gander at The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2026 – Arcana
Arcana is a one-woman, music-led theatrical journey about an apprentice composer searching for her voice amid fear and obligation. Blending Western classical and African musical traditions, it offers an immersive experience that explores themes of identity, freedom, and the courage to be heard, encouraging audience connection and reflection.
Edinburgh International Festival 2026 Review: Angels in America – The King’s Theatre, Edinburgh
Ivo van Hove's powerful staging of Tony Kushner’s Angels in America at the King's Theatre transforms the epic into a relevant commentary on modern societal fractures. Despite rapid pacing and condensing narrative arcs, the production captivates with emotional depth and magnetic performances.
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2026 Review: Abandoned
Simon Ryninks' film "Out There," premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, explores a young girl's emotional journey to find her missing father, blending humor and heart in a coming-of-age story.
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2026 Review: Out There
Simon Ryninks' film "Out There," premiered at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, explores a young girl's emotional journey to find her missing father, blending humor and heart in a coming-of-age story.
Edinburgh International Festival 2026 Review: Four Walls and a Roof – The Studio Theatre, Edinburgh
"Four Walls and a Roof," directed by Lina Majdalanie and Rabih Mroué, explores modern exile and political censorship through a historical lens. While intellectually rich, its academic execution detracts from theatrical engagement and emotional impact.
Edinburgh International Film Festival 2026 Review: These Violent Delights
Scottish Ballet’s feature film, These Violent Delights, reimagines Shakespeare's tragedy with psychological intensity and dynamic choreography. It explores youth and alienation, featuring captivating solos and an evocative score, set for UK release on October 21.
Have a Gander at The List Awards 2026 – A Chat with CEO of The List, Sheri Friers
The List Festival Awards return to Edinburgh on August 28, 2026, celebrating diverse artistic talents while offering cash prizes. CEO Sheri Friers emphasizes supporting artists amid challenges, helping foster their growth within the vibrant festival environment.
Edinburgh International Festival 2026 Review: [seagull] – The Studio, Edinburgh
Eloise Robertson's review praises Stijn Van Opstal's adaptation of Chekhov's The Seagull, highlighting its innovative use of Flemish Sign Language, engaging supertitles, and strong performances.