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Oct 2, 2026
Nina ContiGUEST
I thought it would be a good photo opportunity.
Nina ContiGUEST
'Cause it premiered at the Edinburgh Film Festival.
Josh WiddicombeHOST
Ah.
Nina ContiGUEST
And I, uh, I had him in a bag.
Craig McKenzieHOST
Hello and welcome to Kneel Before Pod interviews.
Craig McKenzieHOST
I'm your host Craig and I had the pleasure of chatting with Kieran J Walsh, director of the movie Skin Town, which premiered at this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival and won the Sean Connery Prize.
Craig McKenzieHOST
The discussion covers treating difficult subjects sensitively, learning from history and how to make sequences look bigger than they actually are.
Craig McKenzieHOST
Sit back, relax and enjoy.
Des BishopHOST
I absolutely can't.
Des BishopHOST
But two, when it's good, like the first time we saw Flight of the Conchords, which was at the Edinburgh Film Festival in 2002, right? And we all got into it.
Des BishopHOST
You know, David O'Doherty sort of like, you know, rounded up the troops.
Des BishopHOST
And we used to go a lot.
Kirsty WarkHOST
And Hannah, you're here in the studio.
Kirsty WarkHOST
You're a former artistic director of the Edinburgh International Film Festival.
Kirsty WarkHOST
You met Sean Connery.
Kirsty WarkHOST
His performances as James Bond live on.
Kat KourbetiGUEST
[laughs]
Craig McKenzieHOST
I have a photo with Anna Paquin somewhere when she was at Edinburgh Film Festival.
Kat KourbetiGUEST
Ooh.
Andrew MarshallGUEST
And at some point during the ceilidh, I, I actually filmed her doing a reel.
Russell BaileyHOST
Um, it's not horror particularly, uh, but it is, it is good fun.
Russell BaileyHOST
It premiered at Edinburgh Film Festival and then came down to Fright Fest.
Russell BaileyHOST
So these two festivals think it's worth your time.
Russell BaileyHOST
I absolutely do think it's worth your time.
Matt BelloniHOST
Yeah.
Matt BelloniHOST
Well, I just did a, a talk at the Edinburgh Film Festival, it was a TV festival, about the impact on the BBC and the local commissions and all of that, and there's a version of that in Germany.
Oliver BerbenGUEST
Exactly.
Oliver BerbenGUEST
It's the same thing.
Michael Lee RichardsonHOST
I think one of the reasons I was having such a response to that, and this is so like, you know, you bring your own shit to anything, don't you? But I think I'm having this thing at the moment where I've just put out a film.
Michael Lee RichardsonHOST
It's on at Edinburgh Film Festival many moons ago, probably when this comes out, but it was on in August.
Michael Lee RichardsonHOST
Yeah.
Michael Lee RichardsonHOST
The film, I think, is of interest to our listeners, and I hope they will get to see it at some point.
speaker_4HOST
Right.
speaker_4HOST
Turtle Tob dropped this news right before boarding a plane to the Edinburgh International Film Festival.
speaker_5HOST
Which is running August 15th through the 19th in 2026.
speaker_4HOST
Yes, exactly.
Mark KermodeGUEST
And I had got hold of a cassette of Angelo Badalamenti's soundtrack and we drove around America listening to that cassette, listening to that music.
Mark KermodeGUEST
Years later, I ended up interviewing Angelo again, weirdly enough, at the Edinburgh Film Festival and getting on really well with him and saying to me how much I loved Firewalk with me.
Mark KermodeGUEST
And I said, what can it be like, you know, when something is received that badly? And he said, yeah, it was awful.
Mark KermodeGUEST
It was like somebody kind of, you know, doing something terrible to one of your children.
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