We're very happy to have our TF14 - Far From the Apple Tree' reviewed by British Horror Revival. You can read the article at its original source here - http://british-horror-revival.blogspot.com/2019/03/far-from-apple-tree.html or the text copied below. (c) Martin Simpson McPhee’s third trippy feature confirms him as one of the most interesting film-makers in Britain today. It feels more accessible thanSarah’s Room or Night Kaleidoscope, which may be the director maturing an

DCA are screening our feature, Far From the Apple Tree as part of their DUNDEAD Festival. They interviewed the films director, Grant McPhee about the film and filmmaking in general. You can read it on the original page here - https://www.dca.org.uk/stories/article/qa-with-far-from-the-apple-tree-director-grant-mcphee. or read a transcript of the text below: 26 April 2019 We're thrilled to be hosting a preview screening of Grant McPhee's new film Far From The Apple Tree as pa

Tartan 14 - Far From the Apple Tree received it's Canadian premiere at the Toronto International Spring of Horror Festival, at the great Carlton Cinema. https://www.springofhorror.com http://www.springofhorror.com/Films-2019.html#Apple We were also delighted to receive another really great review from Jeff Schmidt at his Nightmarish Conjurings page - http://www.nightmarishconjurings.com/2019/05/15/tish-movie-review-far-from-the-apple-tree-2018/ Words and text (c) Jeff Schmidt

Tartan 14 - 'Far From the Apple Tree' had its first screening in Dundee, at the DCA. We were also delighted to receive this wonderfu

We're delighted with the deserved recent success of Scottish actor Sorcha Groundsell. Since she appeared in the new Netflix series, The Innocents she's had an amazing amount of press interest, culminating in appearing at No.35 out of all stars on IMDb.com. Here are a few articles which have appeared in the last couple of weeks as well as MTV, Empire and plenty of high street magazines. We're delighted: https://www.vogue.co.uk/article/sorcha-groundsell-the-innocents-interview

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

Tartan Features has a new film, it's most ambitious drama yet. (TF) Tell us a little bit about how Far From the Apple Tree came to be (Grant McPhee) My day job is in the film industry but removed from directing so I try and dedicate a little bit of each year to making my own projects. For the last two years I've been concentrating on finishing off two feature documentaries on independent music. One (Big Gold Dream) has just been screened on BBC and the other will be released