Tag Archives: HippFest
HippFest: New Found Sound
Now in its 16th year, local young musicians come together to soundtrack films from the National Library of Scotland’s archives…
Posted in Arts, Film Reviews, Music Reviews
Tagged Bo'Ness, film, HippFest, music, National Library of Scotland, silent film
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HippFest: High Treason
The UK’s answer to Metropolis enthralled audiences on the third day of HippFest…
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Tagged Bo'Ness, film, HippFest, sci-fi, silent film
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HippFest: Silent Sherlock – Three Classic Cases
Arthur Conan Doyle’s famous sleuth comes to Bo’ness with a triple-bill of adventures…
Posted in Arts, Film Reviews, Music Reviews, Uncategorized
Tagged Arthur Conan Doyle, Bo'Ness, film, HippFest, Sherlock Holmes, silent film
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HippFest: Fante-Anne
HippFest opened in style with a landmark of Norwegian romantic cinema…
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Tagged Bo'Ness, film, folk music, HippFest, Norway, silent film
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Interview: Dina Konradsen, Jo Einar Hansen
The folk-electronic duo will open this year’s HippFest accompanying Fante-Anne, Rasmus Breistein’s Norwegian national romantic film. I sat down with them to find out more about their approach, and what we can expect at the very unique afterparty…
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Tagged dance, film, folk music, HippFest, interview, music, Norway
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HippFest Silent Film Festival, Bo’Ness
HippFest launched a packed programme of films, workshops, live music and more for its 16th year on Monday in a gin-soaked speakeasy (well, the Edinburgh Gin distillery) …