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Such Is Life and V Day

Creeling (Country: UK; Year: 2016; Director: Sam Firth)

Teenager Lily lives in a remote highland village and has known Dougie, a young lobster fisherman, most of her life. A change in their relationship becomes apparent when he agrees to take her out fishing for the day.

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Hula (Country: UK; Year: 2016; Director: Robin Haig; Writer: Robin Haig, Mandy Lee; Stars: Blythe Duff)

A gently humorous drama about uptight divorcee Clara, who opens a B&B in the Scottish Highlands. Unexpectedly inspired by her guests, she rediscovers the joys of life.

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Nosey (Country: UK; Year: 2017; Director: Rory Alexander Stewart; Stars: Julie Speers, Duncan Cowles, Tully)

Hoping to find some conversation beyond her dog, Julie tries to get to know a strange man in the park.

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Such Is Life (Country: UK; Year: 2017; Director: Stuart Elliott; Writer: Stuart Elliott; Stars: Martin Bell, Michelle Donnelly, Hannah Donaldson, Helen Mackay, Paul Clark)

A short film about a hillwalking first date and other bad decisions.

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Take Your Partners (Country: UK; Year: 2015; Director: Siri Rodnes)

An eight year old tomboy challenges gender expectations when forced to make an Easter bonnet with the girls. Bravely subverting convention, she also learns that the adult world is not quite so black and white

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Take Your Partners and Creeling

V Day (Country: UK; Year: 2015; Director: Chih-Peng Lucas Kao)

V Day is a heart warming drama about a shy Taiwanese student who tries to deliver flowers to a girl on Valentine's Day.

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