Sleep Furiously: an acclaimed documentary on a Welsh farming village
- Category: Film
The film documents the remnants of traditional rural life in a small and ageing farming community in mid-Wales.The film documents the remnants of traditional rural life in a small and ageing farming community in mid-Wales.
Scottish television series 'Taggart' is the world's longest-running police drama on TV. First aired in 1983 and now exported to over 80 countries, the popular show revolves around a group of detectives in Glasgow's Maryhill area.
One of Scotland's all-time favourite films, Whisky Galore is based upon a true story: the unauthorised salvage of over 20,000 cases of whisky from a wrecked ship and the failed attempts by the authorities to recover the missing cargo.
Rab C Nesbitt, for many the finest comedy series to have come out of Scotland, was set in one of the most deprived areas in Glasgow and tackled serious social and political issues with a savage wit.
Duet song 'Falling Slowly', from the Irish independent film 'Once', has won an Academy Award for the Best Original Song.
The Celtic Film and TV Festival is an annual event designed to showcase the best film and television work from the Celtic countries.
One small island off the west coast of Ireland. Three priests. One housekeeper. A bunch of nuns. And possibly the best Irish comedy ever.
