EIFF 2026 – Queen At Sea
“Queen At Sea”
Lance Hammer’s Queen at Sea examines consent, autonomy and care through the destabilising reality of dementia.
The Review at the End of the Universe
“Queen At Sea”
Lance Hammer’s Queen at Sea examines consent, autonomy and care through the destabilising reality of dementia.
Redux Redux
A woman travels through parallel universes, killing variations of her daughter’s murderer in Kevin and Matthew McManus’ Redux Redux.
EIFF 2025 – Brides
Two teenage Muslim girls run away from their lives in London to become Brides of the Islamic state in Nadia Fall’s Brides.
The Radleys
A family of vampires blending in among humans tries to hide the truth after an incident risks them being discovered in Euros Lyn’s The Radleys.
And Mrs.
When a bride-to-be’s fiancé suddenly drops dead, she decides to marry him anyway in Daniel Reisinger’s And Mrs.
EIFF 2023 – Chuck Chuck Baby
A woman stuck in an inescapable living situation reconsiders her place when an unrequited love returns to town in Janis Pugh’s Chuck Chuck Baby.
Sissy
An influencer attends an old friend’s bachelorette weekend where she is forced to deal with a former bully with bloody results in Hannah Barlow and Kane Senes’ Sissy.
LOLA
Two sisters build a machine that can see into the future and find that the flow of time is not something to be messed with in Andrew Legge’s LOLA.
“Absolute Denial”
A programmer invents an artificial intelligence that quickly evolves beyond his ability to control in Ryan Braund’s Absolute Denial.
“The Bright Side”
A stand up comedian has to deal with a radical shift in her life and face her own mortality following a breast cancer diagnosis in Ruth Meehan’s The Bright Side.