Elaine Livingstone spoke to Connect director Marilyn Edmond for this article in Glasgow Live - https://www.glasgowlive.co.uk/news/glasgow-news/glasgow-lives-marilyn-37-queens-16026818. Below is the text. As a film director, Marilyn has been involved in films like Sunshine on Leith, The Legend of Barney Thomson and Under the Skin. Today she explains why she loves her job and how mental health has played a big part in inspiring her recent work. I've worked in film and televisio

We were delighted that Gillian Furnage from The Times came to our recent Beyond Year Zero event to watch Marilyn Edmond's film 'Connect'. She's written a wonderful article about the film here - https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/debut-movie-sparks-a-conversation-about-mens-mental-health-bwbpt6d2x Below is a short extract and a cutting of the original article. "It might not sound like the cheeriest of subjects. Connect, the debut feature film from Scottish writer and director

"Kevin Guthrie on his journey from Hollywood to an indie film" The full article can be found on The National Website here - https://www.thenational.scot/news/17383417.kevin-guthrie-on-his-journey-from-hollywood-to-an-indie-film/.Or the words copied below. Words by Nan Sport. HAVING landed a key part in a multi-million pound franchise, not many actors would consider starring in an indie film made on a shoestring budget in North Berwick. But Kevin Guthrie is proud of his role