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“Always let ambition blind ability” Watch the new #SchemersMovie Trailer! Coming to UK Cinemas 25th September Follows Us On Our Social Channels! https://m.facebook.com/SchemersDundeeMovie https://twitter.com/schemersmovie https://www.instagram.com/schemersmovie2020/ Davie (Conor Berry) is a dreamer from the council schemes, constantly hustling for his next buck, then losing it on the horses. After a football injury, Davie falls for trainee nurse Shona (Tara Lee) and tries to impress her by running a disco. Along with friends John and Scot, the trio start promoting bands – culminating in a hugely ambitious Iron Maiden gig at the Caird Hall, Dundee. With ambition so grand they go deep in debt with Fergie, a gangster of legendary violence, Davie needs to use every trick to pull off the biggest scheme of his life. Starring: Conor Berry, Sean Connor, Grant R Keelan, and Tara Lee. Winner - Edinburgh International Film Festival - Audience Choice Award 2019 Winner - New York Winter Film Awards - Best Director & Best Actor Trailer Music Credits: The Sandinistas - Ready to Blow - courtesy of Riverman Records Ltd The La Fontaines - Alpha - courtesy of So Recordings Colour of Fire - 9 Volter - courtesy of Riverman Records Ltd

Sibling rivalry takes a deadly turn after the reading of a fathers will... Written and Directed by Niamh McKeown Produced by Alex Porter-Smith Cinematography by Kirstin McMahon Production Design by Caitlin Allen Edited by Mark Fraser Colour Grade by Jon Bruce Composed by Simon Toner Sound Design by Iida Aino Captioned by Matchbox Cineclub

Trailer for the new feature film from Lyre Productions, edited by Robbie Jones. A Scottish schizophrenia love story road movie. Stars Elspeth Turner, Tim Barrow, David Whitney, Harry Donnelly and David Tudor Written, Produced & Directed by Tim Barrow Cinematography by Robbie Jones Edited by Callum Warrender Sound Design by Dan Johnson Colour by Tony Moore Music by Fiona Rutherford, Mairi Campbell, Philip Pinksy, Toby Mottershead, and Black Diamond Express Film website: www.riptidethefilm.co.uk Company website: www.lyreproductions.com

An ex-serviceman is forced to seek refuge for his team and the family in their charge in rural Scotland, with devastating consequences. You can now buy and rent the film on all major digital platforms: iTunes - https://bit.ly/ShadowlandiTunes Amazon - https://bit.ly/ShadowlandAmazonPrime Google - https://bit.ly/ShadowlandGooglePlay Microsoft - https://bit.ly/ShadowlandMicrosoft Sky - https://bit.ly/ShadowlandSkyStore Follow us on social media: Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/evofilmsuk/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/EvoFilmsUK Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/evofilmsuk/ #Shadowland #AmeliaEve #Horror #BritishFilm

"A home. A shelter. A prison." When an old friend returns to the neighbourhood, a troubled young woman must confront her sheltered youth with the enigmatic boy, and the troubled truth of a stolen life. A Screen Academy Scotland | Edinburgh Napier University Production in association with Wasp Land Films Starring Briony Monroe, Lewis McParlane, Holly Woodhouse with Nicolette McKeown and Sarah Barron also featuring Maureen McNally, Miranda Marie Storer, Mathew Oliver, Stacy Molohon Miles Fiona Mundy, Aidan Miles Abbie McPherson and Beth Kelly Director/Producer/Writer - Ross Kelly Executive Producer – Michael William Verino Director of Photography - Gavin Hopkins 1st AC – Bill Kap 2nd AC – Derek Gereg Assistant Camera - Yutsil Hoyo Diaz Martinez, Georgia Harris, Aaron Young Gaffer – JD Stewart Lighting Technician – Arif Nadeem Sound Recordist – Aidan Mcdonach 1st AD – Olivia Reitala Production Design – Ailean Stuart Art Director – Caitlin Delves Script Supervisor – Yvonne Crrll Costume Design – Josie Merry Wardrobe Assistant – Caitlin Thomson Hair & Make-Up – Alison Campbell Stills Photographer – David Storer Editor – David Hunter Assistant Editor – Martin Joseph Hocevar Sound Design – Suhrud Banhatti Composer – Rupert Uzzell Colourist – Daniel Schmid Screenings & Awards 2018 - Portobello Film Festival 2018 - LONDON, UK 2018 - Ooty Film Festival 2018 - OOTY, INDIA 2019 - Queen Palm International Film Festival 2019 - LOS ANGELES, USA “Best Actress” - Special Mention “Best Supporting Actress” Bronze Award “Best Short Film - Student” - Silver Award “Best Director - Student” - Nominee 2019 - Maryland International Film Festival 2019 - MARYLAND, USA 2019 - British International Amateur Film Festival 2019 - BIRMINGHAM, UK “IAC Diamond" Award 2019 - Lift-Off Global Network | Lift-Off Showcase - LONDON, UK facebook.com/ShelteredAShortFilm/

A conflicted death row warden must oversee the execution of a young black mother, convicted of the fatal shooting of the officer who gunned down her unarmed husband. Festivals/Awards: WINNER - "Best Student Film" - Norwich Film Festival 2018 WINNER - "Best Short - Celebrating Women" - Hastings Film Fringe 2018 WINNER - "Best Student Director" - Glenn Whelan - Bristol Independent Film Festival, UK 2018 WINNER- "Best Female Actor" - Tamara Lawrance - Little Wings Film Festival, UK 2018 WINNER - "Special Mention for Directing" - Creative Media Network Showcase, Glasgow Short Film Festival 2018 NOMINATED - "U25 Screenwriting Award" - Rachel Traynor - Underwire Festival 2018 NOMINATED - "Best Director - Student Film" - Young Director Awards, Ireland 2018 NOMINATED - "Best Drama" - Screentest: National Student Film Festival 2018 SEMI-FINALIST - Miami Independent Film Festival, 2018 SEMI-FINALIST - Rome Elephant Awards, 2018 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Galway Film Fleadh, 2018 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Norwich Film Festival, 2018 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Bristol Independent Film Festival, 2018 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Jozi Film Festival 2018 OFFICIAL SELECTION - KinoFilm Manchester International Short Film Festival, 2018 OFFICIAL SELECTION - UKCineFest, 2018 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Bradford Drunken Film Fest, 2018 OFFICIAL SELECTION - S.O.U.L Celebrate: Connect, 2018 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Rapport Film Festival, 2018 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Sose International Film Festival, 2018 OFFICIAL SELECTION - St. Neots Film Festival, 2018

I Know The Time Has Come is a fictional drama with significant documentary elements. The film, centred around a linen mill closing due to the pandemic, was shot in a factory in the process of shutting down. It was the last linen mill in Scotland. The film focuses on a Polish worker and explores the human impact of a pandemic induced recession in a post-Brexit UK where freedom of movement for European citizens no longer applies. Tom Nicoll is a Scottish writer and director, whose films have screened at festivals including Palm Springs ShortFest, Tallinn Black Nights, and Edinburgh International Film Festival. His work has received Vimeo Staff Picks, and been shown on online film channels Alter, BBC iPlayer and Short Of The Week. He is currently in funded development for a feature film with Screen Scotland.