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Jamie Dunn’s Biography

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Jamie is the film editor at The Skinny, Scotland’s largest arts and culture magazine. He is currently based in Glasgow. Find him on Twitter @jamiedunnesq

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Ben Sharrock on moving refugee comedy Limbo - The Skinny

Ben Sharrock on moving refugee comedy Limbo - The Skinny

When Ben Sharrock was writing the script for Limbo, his openhearted new comedy-drama, he thought he'd struck …

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Celebrating Heathers' caustic brilliant 30 years on - The Skinny

Celebrating Heathers' caustic brilliant 30 years on - The Skinny

is vicious. Three decades on from its theatrical release, its barbed take on high school life hasn't mellowed…

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Thomas Vinterberg on Another Round and Mads Mikkelsen: The Skinny

Thomas Vinterberg on Another Round and Mads Mikkelsen: The Skinny

When Thomas Vinterberg hears where I'm calling from, some hazy recollections of cobblestone streets and too m…

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Matthew Rankin on gonzo biopic The Twentieth Century: The Skinny

Matthew Rankin on gonzo biopic The Twentieth Century: The Skinny

Set in 1899, Matthew Rankin's The Twentieth Century tells the story of the early political machinations of a …

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The Ross brothers on Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets - The Skinny

The Ross brothers on Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets - The Skinny

Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name. Or, more pointedly in the year of our lord 2021, so…

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Rose Glass on Saint Maud - The Skinny

Rose Glass on Saint Maud - The Skinny

As far back as Rose Glass can remember, she always wanted to be a filmmaker. This ambition really kicked into…

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The Skinny's Guide to Edinburgh's Pubs and Bars

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This article has been updated with copy from the 2026 edition of The Skinny Guide to Edinburgh – pick up a copy at venues across Edinburgh this summer, or read it online via Issuu. Athletic Arms 1-3 Angle Park Ter Better known as 'the Diggers', this Gorgie watering hole is much-loved by locals for its lively, welcoming, unpretentious atmosphere. Its whisky section is great and be sure to get a delicious hot pie. Bennets Bar 8 Leven St This Tollcross pub is a stunner.
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The Skinny Guide to Edinburgh's Coffee Shops

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This article has been updated with copy from the 2026 edition of The Skinny Guide to Edinburgh – pick up a copy at venues across Edinburgh this summer, or read it online via Issuu. Artisan Roast 72-74 Leith Walk; 100A Raeburn Pl; 57 Broughton St; 138 Bruntsfield Pl An Edinburgh institution, there are several Artisan Roasts across town, and all serve up tasty coffee. The Leith shop is particularly good: with plenty of space, it hosts regular spoken-word and comedy events.
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The Skinny's Guide to Edinburgh's Wine and Cocktail Bars

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Bramble 16A Queen St This low-lit, hugely atmospheric basement bar on Queen Street is an Edinburgh date night favourite. Their drinks menu features wildly inventive cocktails and their terrific DJs keep the vibes on point. Dragonfly 52 West Port With opulent gold-edged decor that's both chic and cosy, Dragonfly is a great option if you’re looking for a date spot or simply to treat yourself. Its cocktails – both classic and contemporary – are excellent.
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