52Edinburgh International Film Festival 2011FRONTLINE CLUB - BALAZS GARDIfestival eventsSTRANDPREMIERE TYPE90 minSUN 26 JUNE 12:15 FILMHOUSE 1PRICE: £6.00 (£5.00 CONC)Conflict and warfare is something most of us only experience through the filters of the news media; we have little real grasp of its realities.Three of our foremost photojournalists Danfung Dennis, Teru Kuwayama and Balazs Gardi - between them packing two World Press Photo awards, two Sundance Film Festival awards and one Knight Foundation News Challenge award - demonstrate their innovative use of technology. From the connection between troops on the ground with Facebook in Basetrack, to the immersive filmmaking experiences involved with Condition ONE, the three are developing entirely new paradigms through which to inform society, which will form the future of how we experience news.Frontline Club: Future of War ReportingCONFLICT | REPORTAGE90 minSUN 26 JUNE 14:35 FILMHOUSE 1PRICE: £6.00 (£5.00 CONC)Revolutionary online network, connecting troops on the ground with the rest of the world.Hailed as one of the 'Best and Brightest' by Esquire Magazine for his coverage of the occupation of Iraq, Teru Kuwayama is the founder of Basetrack, a social network that connects the rest of the world to frontline photojournalists as well as the troops on the ground. Teru and his Basetrack collaborator, Balazs Gardi, will discuss how the project attempts to diversify perspective and heighten connectivity with, not only the families of men in active combat, but also the wider world.Frontline Club: Teru Kuwayama - Two sides to the story: Working with troopsCONFLICT | REPORTAGESOUND TRACKS15-26 JUNE FESTIVALHOUSE@TEVIOTPRICE: FREE EXHIBITIONSeven minute immersive audio drama designed for headphone listening.Commissioned by The Glasgow Science Centre and brought to us by the team behind last year's EIFF hit H.P. Lovecraft's The Dunwich Horror transport yourself through sound to the laboratory of crazy professor Otto Ping and his sidekick Robot Frisbert.The Holophonic ExperienceREEL SCIENCE75 minTHU 16 JUNE 18:15 FILMHOUSE 2PRICE: £10.00 (£8.50 CONC)In association with the Neuroscience and Music IV conference, EIFF is challenging how music in film manipulates the emotions of the viewer by inviting Professor Raymond MacDonald (Chair of Music Psychology and Improvisation at Glasgow Caledonian University) and members of his Glasgow Improvisors Orchestra to improvise live to the films of pioneering animator Norman McLaren. Curated in association with Dr Katie Overy (the Institute for Music in Human and Social Development, University of Edinburgh) the performance will be followed by in depth discussion of the neurological impact of film music.Improvising Live Music For FilmBAGELFISH DESIGN LTD. ARE PROUD TO BE WORKING WITH EIFF. Bagelfish provides a full graphic design service from developing an appropriate creative strategy to managing the execution and production of the design process. We will ensure your design requirements best integrate with your corporate branding, marketing and advertising initiatives. Offering a hands on approach and a face to face service, we aim to build lasting relationships.e. hello@bagelfishdesign.co.uk w. bagelfishdesign.co.uk t. 0131 553 3773

All That Heaven Allows53easyJet are proud to sponsor the 2011 Edinburgh International Film Festival10812650.9235-EJ-Edinburgh FF Strips v3.indd 106/05/2011 17:35festival eventsSTRANDPREMIERE TYPE90 minSAT 18 JUNE 13:10 FILMHOUSE 2PRICE: £6.00 (£5.00 CONC)This special live event showcasing celluloid rarities from the Scottish Screen Archive returns to EIFF for a third year.Trailblazing the resurgent interest in archive film, A Kind of Seeing shines a light (very briefly) into some of the darker corners of the Archive where more than 100 years of Scottish history is preserved. Hand-picked by curator Shona Thomson, Memories and Myths glamourises the taboo that is nostalgia by evoking fond memories and cherishing on-screen myths, followed by a panel discussion.A Kind of Seeing: Memories and MythsSOUND TRACKSBEHIND THE CAMERAThe Institut Français d'Ecosse takes part in SOUND TRACKS and becomes a hub for fans of music and films with From Silent to Loud, a brilliant and eclectic programme of Cinéconcerts. From 20 to 24 June, 5 Breton bands play live new tailor-made soundtracks for cult films, creating a dialogue between their music and the images screened. In association with Tentracks, a programme of talks and events completes the week, encouraging discussions about this fascinating theme and bringing French and Scottish artists together. ProgrammeMON 20 JUNE 20:00 and TUE 21 18:00 The Prisoner (Patrick MacGoohan, 1967-68) by NeirdA & Z3roTUE 21 JUNE 20:00 and WED 22 18:00 Desperado (Robert Rodriguez, 1995) by Bikini MachineWED 22 JUNE 20:00 and FRI 24 18:00Duel (Steven Spielberg, 1971) by Olivier MellanoTHU 23 JUNE 18:00Lord of the Flies (Peter Brook, 1963) by Laetitia ShériffTHU 23 JUNE 20:00Mad Max (George Miller, 1979) by MontgomeryPRICE: £10.00 (£8.00 CONC)Booking and information: www.ifecosse.org.uk 0131 225 5366 TalksTUE 21 17:00 An Introduction to CinéconcertsPRICE: £5.00 (£3.00 CONC) THU 23 17:00 Beyond CinéconcertsPRICE: £5.00 (£3.00 CONC)Institut Français d'Ecosse: CinéconcertsSOUND TRACKS120 minFRI 24 JUNE 18:00 INSPACEPRICE: FREE TICKETED EVENTUpstart music licensing company Kinetica invite you to grab a beer, make some noise and kick start your weekend. Promising an eclectic evening, the team will mix together the best of Edinburgh's visual and musical creative scenes for an evening of spontaneous showcases. Unwind in the unique surroundings of Inspace as Kinetica inspire and delight. Go on, take the ride! More here: kineticaonline.comKinetica: Lift Off!INSTITUT FRANÇAIS D'ECOSSE: CINÉCONCERTS