Shell

Director: Scott Graham

Year: 2019

The Northern Scottish town of Fraserburgh; where boys become men through late-night drag racing as they dream of escapism. Like many, Finnie, a 36-year old former street racer, now works at the local fish factory with his teenage son, who is slowly following in his footsteps. One night, struggling to deal with his inner turmoil, and no longer able to ignore the fact that he’s going nowhere, he decides to go for one final joyride and risks losing his family forever.<br /> Official Selection Tribeca Film Festival 2019 - International Narrative Competition - World premiere<br /> Official Selection BFI London Film Festival 2019 - Journey Strand - European premiere

Director: Scott Graham

Year: 2012

In a remote part of the Scottish Highlands, a father and daughter live and work at a small petrol station. They spend their days tending to domestic chores and to the needs of rare passing motorists. At night they are forced together by the cold and by their loneliness. An intense story of two people who struggle to keep their longings for freedom under control, set against a beautiful and remote landscape that reflects their isolation back at them.

Director: Scott Graham

Year: 2010

Set in a border town in rural Scotland, Native Son is about a troubled farm labourer struggling with loneliness and the need for human contact.