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• 6 November 2017
• Edinburgh College of Art, Main Building, West Court
  74 Lauriston Place
  Edinburgh
  EH3 9DF

Jørgen Leth is a leading figure in experimental documentary film making. The masterclass is an opportunity to be inspired by a prolific filmmaker whose career spans six decades, and has seen him win a huge number of awards.

• 29 November 2017
• Filmhouse
  88 Lothian Rd
  Edinburgh
  EH3 9BZ

Film Directing - MFA/MA film screenings

Creating new pathways for creative excellence in documentary making.

• 28 September 2017
• Hunter Building, Hunter Lecture Theatre (017)
  74 Lauriston Place
  Edinburgh
  EH3 9DF

This masterclass is part of Homage to Catalonia, a week long celebration of Catalan Films in Scotland, organised by Cinemaattic.

• 12 November 2018
• Hunter Building, Hunter Lecture Theatre (017)
  74 Lauriston Place
  Edinburgh
  EH3 9DF

"Had / Anhad" (Bounded / Boundless) - This film journeys through song and poem into the politics of religion, and finds a myriad answers on both sides of the hostile border between India and Pakistan.

The SDI works in collaboration with organisations from around the world to attract a range of speakers and screenings to ECA.

• 5 November 2018
• Hunter Building, Hunter Lecture Theatre (017)
  74 Lauriston Place
  Edinburgh
  EH3 9DF

"Koi Sunta Hai" (Someone Is Listening) - Interweaving folk music traditions of the poet Kabir with the life and music of the late classical singer Kumar Gandharva, this film searches for that elusive sound that Kabir urges us to hear.

• 19 November 2018
• Hunter Building, Hunter Lecture Theatre (017)
  74 Lauriston Place
  Edinburgh
  EH3 9DF

"Chalo Hamara Des" (Come to My Country) - A journey in search of the country invoked in Kabir's poetry, this film interweaves the stories of two people from two very different countries, Indian folk singer Prahlad Tipanya and North American scholar Linda Hess.

• 26 November 2018
• Hunter Building, Hunter Lecture Theatre (017)
  74 Lauriston Place
  Edinburgh
  EH3 9DF

"Kabira Khada Bazaar Mein" (In the Market Stands Kabir) - 600 years after his time, Kabir is found in both sacred and secular spaces. This film interweaves his deification by the Kabir Panth sect with his secular appropriation by the social activist group Eklavya.

Kandinsky – A Story of Revolution, to be broadcast on BBC Radio 3, Sunday 8 January 2017