Where You're Meant to Be
Synopsis
With Stewart’s wrath ringing in his ears, Moffat embarks on a road trip that finds him dressed for battle in a Highland graveyard, caught between feuding monster-hunters at Loch Ness, and singing in a dismissive farmer’s kitchen, before facing Stewart in his home-town of Glasgow for an unlikely final showdown, in this funny wee film about music and death.
Glasgow Film Festival 2016 - World premiere
Details
- Year
- 2016
- Type of project
- Features
- Running time
- 73 mins
- Director
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Paul Fegan
- Producer
- Paul Fegan
- Executive Producer
- Sonja Henrici, Noe Mendelle
- Editor
- David Arthur
- Screenwriter
- David Arthur, Paul Fegan, Aidan Moffat
- Director of Photography
- Julian Schwanitz
- Sound
- Sound Editor: William Aikman; Sound Mixer: Jack Coghill
- Principal cast
- Aidan Moffat, Sheila Stewart
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Scottish Documentary Institute (SDI)
ECA74 Lauriston Place
Edinburgh
EH3 9D
Sales Company
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