Project Detail
Tobermory and the Otter
Synopsis
A once in a life time wildlife story from the West of Scotland. A solitary, wild otter becomes bold enough to takes up residence in Tobermory on the picturesque isle of Mull. Artist, Angus Stewart's film, made over the course of 2 years, follows this wild otter as it transformed from a naturally timid and reclusive nocturnal animal into a remarkable, bold and much loved creature. The film has stunning otter footage mixed with otter stories told by island residents. It is carefully crafted and grows into an intensely personal, lyrical, poetic portrait of the otters life. Its informative, funny and surprising wildlife documentary that builds into a poignant celebration of life in a small town Scottish island community.
Details
- Year
- 2011
- Type of film
- Features
- Director
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Angus Stewart
- Producer
- Angus Stewart
- Screenwriter
- Angus Stewart
Genre
Production Status
Production Company
Headpond Films [Great Britain]
The Breadalbane Street Studio, TobermoryIsle of Mull
PA756PE
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