Three for Free charity fundraiser. Stream 'Wigilia', 'Teenage Superstars' and 'Big Gold Dream' for free over Christmas. Three of our Scottish features are now available to stream for free over the festive period. If you enjoy them we'd very much appreciate if you please make a donation to one of the following charities who do a fantastic job over the period. http://www.breadoverbombs.org https://www.musicmindsmatter.org.uk https://social-bite.co.uk The links above will take y

We're delighted that Cherry Red Records have released a 5 CD Box set based around our films Big Gold Dream and Teenage Superstars. Director Grant McPhee helped compile the track listing and wrote a lengthy essay for the booklet. https://www.cherryred.co.uk/product/big-gold-dreams-a-story-of-scottish-independent-music-1977-1989-5cd-boxset/ It's so far had some very kind reviews in the high-street press including the below: https://louderthanwar.com/various-artists/ https://www

Teenage Superstars Screening times and information. 20th September - Teenage Superstars - DCA, Dundee - http://www.dca.org.uk/whats-on/event/teenage-superstars 20th October - Teenage Superstars - Taigh Chearsabhagh - https://www.taigh-chearsabhagh.org 20th October - Big Gold Dream, Das Giftraum, Berlin - http://www.photography-in.berlin/street-level-photoworks-das-giftraum-harry-papadopoulos-what-presence/ Rip it Up Cinema - National Museum of Scotland and Filmhouse tie-in Sc

Attitude and Ideas: Year Zero Tartan Features 2017 Review “Great art always comes from attitude and ideas” so said the Gang of Four. This is also true of film but with the important addition of tenacity. The Cambridge dictionary defines tenacity as ”the determination to continue what you are doing” Ideas alone are just not enough when making, promoting and distributing independent films on your own – something we learned when we started in 2013. Attitude is great if you have

Original Review here: http://www.vinyl-revolution.co.uk/big-gold-dream-the-sound-of-young-scotland-dvd-review/news/32 Thank you Vinyl Revolution I love Scottish Pop. If Spearmint hadn't already written a song about it (it's on their 2001 LP A Different Lifetime) I would have. But it's fair to say that Scotland's role in the development of punk and indie bands has been largely swept under the carpet over the years. Big Gold Dream goes a long way to rectifying this and sets out