Ballads Of The Book
(Country: UK; Year: 2009; Director: Julie McCrone, Margaret Shankland, Claire McCluske; Stars: Roddy Woomble, Ian Rankin, AL Kennedy, James Yorkston, Vashti Punyan, Malcolm Middleton)
Southside Film Festival · 2012
A fantastic line-up of feature films mixing home-grown work with acclaimed productions from around the world.
7 films · 4 reviews
(Country: UK; Year: 2009; Director: Julie McCrone, Margaret Shankland, Claire McCluske; Stars: Roddy Woomble, Ian Rankin, AL Kennedy, James Yorkston, Vashti Punyan, Malcolm Middleton)
Doolan does a good job of distilling an incredibly complex period of history down to a manageable length.
(Country: Ireland; Year: 2011; Director: Lelia Doolan; Writer: None; Stars: None)
(Country: UK; Year: 2011; Director: Peter Mackie Burns)
(Country: UK; Year: 1984; Director: Bill Forsyth; Writer: Bill Forsyth; Stars: Bill Paterson, Eleanor David, Clare Grogan, Alex Norton, Patrick Malahide, Rikki Fulton)
A deeply derivative string of spew-inducing Inciting Incidents and plot contrivances aiming for the weakest in rom and com.
(Country: UK; Year: 2010; Director: Carter Ferguson; Writer: Debbie May, James McCreadie; Stars: Jo Freer, Derek Munn, William Ruane, Dave Anderson, Barbera Rafferty)
The humour and emotion are so sharp you might not feel them at the time, but Mullan's film cuts deep and leaves its mark.
(Country: UK; Year: 2010; Director: Peter Mullan; Writer: Peter Mullan; Stars: Connor McCarron, Gregg Forest, Peter Mullan, Louise Goodall, Marianna Palka, Peter Mullan, Gary Lewis, Joe Szula, David McKay, Steven Robertson)
Fascinating throughout but often difficult to watch.
(Country: US; Year: 2011; Director: Simon Arthur; Writer: Simon Arthur; Stars: Lee Tergesen, Enid Graham, Tate Ellington, Emily Meade, Harvey Evans, Portia, Adam LeFevre, Rosa Arredondo, Amy Gaipa, Harley Kaplan, Johann Carlo, Myra Lucretia Taylor, Liz Walsh, Judith Knight Young, Joshua Paled) , Official site
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