51SAUDADE (SAUDAJI)DIRECTORS' SHOWCASEUK PREMIERESexual Chronicles of a French Family(Chroniques sexuelles d'une famille d'aujourd'hui) Pascal Arnold, Jean-Marc Barr/France/ 2012/82 min Cast: Grégory Annoni, Yan Brian, Leïla Denio, Philippe Duquesne, Nathan DuvalSUN 24 JUNE 18:10 CINEWORLDFRI 29 JUNE 18:10 CINEWORLDPRICE: £9.00 (£7.50 CONCS)Sexual frankness of a very Gallic kind abounds in Jean-Marc Barr and Pascal Arnold's wholly aptly-titled film, their fifth joint directorial outing. Mum, Dad, brother, adopted sister and Grandad are all at it - all but 15-year-old Romain, in fact, who fears there's no end in sight for his virginity. But when he is caught in the act of filming himself in a bout of classroom onanism, a sudden new awareness and openness is triggered across the whole family.NEW PERSPECTIVESUK PREMIERESauna on Moon(Chang'E)Zou Peng/China/2011/93 minCast: Wu Yuchi, Yang Xiaomin, Lei Ting, Zhan Yi, Meng YanMON 25 JUNE 18:30 FILMHOUSE 2SUN 1 JULY 21:30 FILMHOUSE 2PRICE: £9.00 (£7.50 CONCS)Guangdong, China. The economy is racing forward, carrying the sex industry along with it. Taking as their watchword "the customer is king", the idealistic boss of Chang Eh Sauna and his hard-working employees seek to transform their enterprise into a modern "entertainment kingdom". Director Zou Peng, aided by master cinematographer Yu Lik-wai, offers a stylised and dreamlike take on the artificial universe of the brothel, together with sharp ironies about the mindset of the entrepreneurs of the new China.INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONEUROPEAN PREMIEREThe Search for Emak Bakia (Emak Bakia baita)Oskar Alegria/Spain/2012/84 minWED 27 JUNE 20:45 FILMHOUSE 1FRI 29 JUNE 18:20 CINEWORLDPRICE: £9.00 (£7.50 CONCS)In 1926, Man Ray filmed a cinepoem in the southeast of France, and called it Emak Bakia, which is a Basque expression meaning 'Leave me alone'. Filmmaker Oskar Alegria embarks upon an exploration of the film and its title - was it named after a house? Or an inscription on a gravestone? The discoveries and detours along the way make for a charming, fanciful road movie about chance, serendipity and the journey being more important than the destination.SPECIAL EVENTSScience Fiction Filmmaking Challenge (16-25 year olds)90 minSAT 23 JUNE 10:30 FILMHOUSE 1 (MASTERCLASS)SUN 1 JULY 12:00 FILMHOUSE 1 (SCREENING) FREE TICKETED EVENTInspired by Prometheus or Young Dudes? Think you could create your own Sci-Fi Short in two days? We are launching a 52-hour film challenge (in partnership with First Light) open to all aged 16-25 years old, and our guests at this event will inspire and inform you on how to make your own Sci-Fi film in just two days. Work with friends, family, classmates or new friends, stick to the rules, submit it by 4pm, Monday 25th and come along to see the very best films on 1st July. Register to participate at edfilmfest.org.uk/learning and find a team to work with at education@cmi-scotland.co.uk20 June - 1 JulyDON'T MISS 1 JULYLINE UP ANNOUNCED 21 JUNE @ NOONbestfthefestedfilmfest.org.ukfeature films, shorts & events

52CMYCMMYCYCMYKedinburgh_festival_159x20_020512.pdf 1 02/05/2012 13:15SHORTSShort Films 2: Dream Machine85 minSAT 23 JUNE 17:00 CAMEO 1PRICE: £6.00 (£5.00 CONCS)An alchemical selection boasting superstitious, absurd and folkloric elements. These films are united in a shared engagement with a process of creative salvage and the incantation of magical elements. Drawing upon vintage film formats, found film and a keen aesthetic imagination, they boast dark tales of sacrificial offerings, alchemists, mystical Scottish folklore and a stunning twist upon the classic vampire archetype. SHORTSShort Films 1: Identity and Revolution85 minFRI 22 JUNE 17:00 CAMEO 1PRICE: £6.00 (£5.00 CONCS)A compelling testament to documentary film's ability to explore the complex, interrelated dialogue that exists between the present and past. The core focus of this programme investigates how the individual orients and defines itself in reaction to collective, shared history and the fragments of the past half remembered, invented or fabricated by themselves and others. How does this refracted burden define how we conceive ourselves in the present? Fragments of family Super 8 films, found photographs and unusual parallels serve as tools to interrogate, question and explore stories of self and history.MICHAEL POWELL AWARD COMPETITIONUK PREMIEREShadow DancerJames Marsh/UK, Ireland/2012/102 minCast: Clive Owen, Andrea Riseborough, Aidan Gillen, Domhnall Gleeson, Bríd Brennan, David WilmotFRI 29 JUNE 20:15 FILMHOUSE 1SAT 30 JUNE 19:30 FILMHOUSE 1PRICE: £9.00 (£7.50 CONCS)When a young IRA member is forced to turn informant for MI5, nobody expects the disastrous chain of events that is about to unfold. Adapted by Tom Bradby from his own 2001 novel, this outstanding thriller from Oscar®-winning director James Marsh (Man on Wire, Project Nim) boasts brilliant central performances from Clive Owen and Andrea Riseborough as the main protagonists caught in a complex web of political intrigue, set against a deeply insightful depiction of pre-peace-process Belfast.BRITISH SCENESWORLD PREMIEREShellScott Graham/UK/2012/90 minCast: Joseph Mawle, Chloe PirrieTHU 28 JUNE 18:05 FILMHOUSE 1SAT 30 JUNE 18:30 FILMHOUSE 2PRICE: £9.00 (£7.50 CONCS)In a remote part of the Scottish Highlands, a father and daughter live and work at a small petrol station. They spend their days tending to domestic chores and to the needs of rare passing motorists. At night they are forced together by the cold and by their loneliness. An intense story of two people who struggle to keep their longings for freedom under control, set against a beautiful and remote landscape that reflects their isolation back at them.Edinburgh International Film Festival 2012SHADOW DANCERFeATure FilmS, SHorTS & evenTS