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Synopsis

Orphaned Polish girl Ania works in a restaurant while her sister Celina busks the streets of Edinburgh. When a guy called Lem turns up and offers Celina a job in the Highlands she jumps at the chance. Ania doesn’t want Celina to go and they fall out. Celina travels up to the Highlands, where she disappears.

Ania travels to the remote peninsula of Innisaig to look for Celina, last seen working in the local fish factory.

Lem lets her stay in his caravan while she works in the factory and waits for her sister to return from a supposed trip to Stornoway.

Ania has an emergency operation performed by the factory’s Dr Balm. While recovering Ania finds Celina’s guitar under Lem’s caravan. Celina would never leave her precious guitar behind so Ania knows that something is really wrong and investigates further…

Details

Year
2011
Type of project
Features
Running time
90 mins
Format
HD DSLR
Director
David Hutchison 1st Feature
Producer
David Hutchison
Editor
David Hutchison
Screenwriter
David Hutchison
Director of Photography
J. Daniel Pacey
Production Designer
Lindsay McGee
Sound
Willie Buchanan, Keith Duncan
Composer
Willie Buchanan, Keith Duncan, Eilidh Mackenzie,Marlene Mackenzie
Principal cast
Joanna Kaczynska, Agnieszka Bresler, Greg Drysdale, Janet De Vigne
Script supervisor
Eleni Daskalaki
Make up
Eilidh Graham, Linsey GilHooley,Jillian Kyles, Paula Rebanks

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Production Status

Production Company

Eyedoll Productions

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