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Amber Wilkinson

Amber Wilkinson

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Editorial Director, Eye for Film

Edinburgh

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Total articles 2425

  • Paleontology Lesson - Film Review - Eye For Film

    By Amber Wilkinson Verified| Eye for Film Verified This 12-minute short film from Sergei Loznitsa feels like a bite-sized companion piece to his Cannes-screened The Invasion, which immersed us in many of life’s rituals in Ukraine – notably births, marriages and deaths – under the shadow of Russian aggression. Death is, in a way, on display, as we spend a few minutes in the company of children and their guide at Kyiv’s Natural History Museum. It begins with talk of bombings from the staff taking shelter after a warning.

    By Amber Wilkinson Verified · Eye for Film

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Tribeca announces feature line-up

    By Amber Wilkinson Verified| Eye for Film Verified How To Train Your Dragon and Deep Cover in Tribeca line-up as full list of features announced Photo: Courtesy of Tribeca Festival Tribeca Film Festival announced its main feature line-up yesterday, with films including Miley Cyrus' Something Beautiful, described as a "visual album" companion piece to her album of the same name and Mariska Hargitay's documentary about her mother Jayne Mansfield.

    By Amber Wilkinson Verified · Eye for Film

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Paleontology Lesson - Film Review - Eye For Film

    By Amber Wilkinson Verified| Eye for Film Verified This 12-minute short film from Sergei Loznitsa feels like a bite-sized companion piece to his Cannes-screened The Invasion, which immersed us in many of life’s rituals in Ukraine – notably births, marriages and deaths – under the shadow of Russian aggression. Death is, in a way, on display, as we spend a few minutes in the company of children and their guide at Kyiv’s Natural History Museum. It begins with talk of bombings from the staff taking shelter after a warning.

    By Amber Wilkinson Verified · Eye for Film

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Eye for Film

Eye For Film is an online publication focused on cinema. It offers a range of opportunities, from banner advertising to newsletter and site sponsorship.

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

+44 13 1555 3822

Founded: 2006