The film festival director is more confident than ever in Edinburgh's mission to spotlight emerging voices — but it helps getting Ewan McGregor, Gregg Araki, and Kenneth Branagh up to the Scottish capital, too.
The film festival director is more confident than ever in Edinburgh's mission to spotlight emerging voices — but it helps getting Ewan McGregor, Gregg Araki, and Kenneth Branagh up to the Scottish capital, too.
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The film festival director is more confident than ever in Edinburgh's mission to spotlight emerging voices — but it helps getting Ewan McGregor, Gregg Araki, and Kenneth Branagh up to the Scottish capital, too.
