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This DVD features the film showreels contained in the National Library of Scotland Summer Exhibition 2012: ‘Going to the Pictures: Scotland at the Cinema’. It also acts as an introduction the film...
Radio documentary. Historian Fiona Watson and literary expert Molly Rourke examine the life and reputation of Macbeth and ask how much is Shakespeare responsible for his evil reputation. They claim that the...
Looks at the development and production of the Hillman Imp at the Linwood industrial plant in Scotland.
Filmed in the region of Bennachie near Aberdeen in Scotland. Shows remains of crofts built by a colony of settlers and three local people are interviewed about their life and work. Interviews with crofters...
Virginia Heath’s film consists entirely of Scottish film archive material. It explores Scotland’s past, focusing particularly on themes of work, leisure and migration.
Scotland’s industry and community involvement in the changing economic landscape. A film made for screening at the 1938 Empire Exhibition in Glasgow.
A film widely, and successfully, shown in cinemas in support of the campaign to keep the Inverness to Kyle railway line open.
Information, images and panoramic movies of 182 ancient monuments of Scotland, ranging from the earliest settlements dating from about 3500BC, through stone circles and standing stones, to the defence towers...
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