Article: Does anyone rate the Edinburgh Film Festival? Maybe it's time they did. By Teddy Jamieson

Raising the dead is not a skill you'd expect of a film festival programmer. But the publication of the 1995 Edinburgh Film Festival programme tomorrow may be accompanied by a few prayers that the festival's new director, Mark Cousins, is capable of a spot of resurrection.

For, if not dead, Edinburgh has certainly been feeling very poorly in recent years, according to its critics. One of Britain's most prestigious film festivals, renowned for its retrospectives and championing of international cinema, it has been accused of losing its way in the 1990s. Charges of unimaginative programming and amateur staging, allied to problems of underfunding and increasing competition from other festivals, ...

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