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Q&A Sessions hosted by The Scottish Documentary Institute (after the shows):

FRIDAY: Anthony Baxter (You've Been Trumped)

SUNDAY: Phil Rosenthal (Exporting Raymond).  Phil is the creator of the hit US sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond.

EDINDOCS – Documentary Film in Edinburgh

16-18 September 2011

EDINDOCS is a Documentary Film Festival which aims to bring quality, independent documentary film to Scotland's capital.
 

Now in its second year it is another strong addition to the extensive range of Edinburgh's Festivals.

Sponsored by the National Library of Scotland, winners of the 'Best Documentary’ category will be screened at NLS in the week following the festival and preserved at the Library’s Scottish Screen Archive for generations to come.

EDINDOCS takes place between September 16th-18 at The Church Hill Theatre, Morningside, Edinburgh.

WATCH THE 2011 FESTIVAL SHOWREEL

 

• Friday 16th Evening
  Opening session of
  EDINDOCS 2011 with Mr Trump!.
• Saturday 17th Matinee
  Including "Jimmy" by Edinburgh filmmaker Martin Smith.
• Saturday 17th Evening
  Blow your mind drugs, alcohol, death and roses!
• Sunday 18th Matinee
  Relax with a few light hearted shorts and our wonderful feature - Steam of Life.
• Sunday 18th Evening
  Our finale with the Scottish Premiere of Exporting Raymond.
  
   

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• EDINDOCS 2011 PRIZES

  Best Short:
  Smolarze by Piotr Zlotorowicz

  Best Feature:
  You've Been Trumped by Anthony Baxter

  "I would like to thank you for such an amazing and inspiring event and for giving me the opportunity to experience as much of it as possible.
  
  Not only was I inspired by the documentaries themselves and their content, but also I was inspired by you and your vision and the wonderful outcome of your efforts.
  
  It was such a smooth, professional and memorable event, you should be really proud."
  Hatt Reis (2010 Festival)

  "Just got to say thanks to Stuart for Edindocs! All in all some really amazing stuff. But To Save The Whale was one of the most brilliantly thought provoking, moving, inspirational and almost unbelievable films I have ever seen. I have been involved in these issues and also our environment as long as I can remember, but thanks to Gavin for opening our eyes..... and to Stuart for being brave enough to go there!"
  Jeannie Hunter (2010 Fesival)
   

  "Just got to say thanks to Stuart for Edindocs! All in all some really amazing stuff. But To Save The Whale was one of the most brilliantly thought provoking, moving, inspirational and almost unbelievable films I have ever seen. I have been involved in these issues and also our environment as long as I can remember, but thanks to Gavin for opening our eyes..... and to Stuart for being brave enough to go there!"
  Jeannie Hunter (2010 Fesival)

   

  Listen to a podcast of Leith FM interview with festival director Stuart McInnes here

  Thanks to all who attended and we will see you in September 2011!

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