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Edinburgh International Film Festival 2007

The Edinburgh International Film Festival describe Mirrorball as "presenting jaw-dropping music videos, ads and promos from every corner of the globe, this world-renowned section is a leader in its field".

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Planet B-Boy and Kurt Cobain - About A Son
Academy Films: Hail To The Chiefs ()
Showcase from one of the world's biggest production houses for commercials, videos and films.
Cornelius Special - From Nakameguro To Edinburgh ()
The Japanese musician talks about his work on various promos.
IRN-BRU Phenomenal Advertising ()
Celebration of Scotland's favourite tipple.
Kurt Cobain - About A Son (Country: US; Year: 2006; Director: AJ Schnack; Stars: Kurt Cobain)
A look at the life and music of Kurt Cobain, narrated by the man himself.
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Live Earth: The Directors ()
Leading directors talk about their films made for Al Gore's Live Earth concerts.
Mirroball - Fresh Tracks ()
Selection of music videos from both sides of the Atlantic.
Mirrorball - Animation ()
Annual selection of animated pop videos.
Mirrorball - Made In Japan ()
Annual selection of the best Japanese promos and videos.
Planet B-Boy (Country: US; Year: 2007; Director: Benson Lee)
Documentary looking at the world of breakdancing.
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