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Watch spooky shorts and read new interviews with their creators
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The first in an occasional series looking at Scotland's independent production sector.
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Ian Hoey takes a trip back to the 1970s, recalling the time James Cosmo teamed up with The Sweeney. 
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ReelScotland Blethers 23 - BBC Scotland's Steve CarsonListen now (36 min) | This episode features a conversation with Steve Carson, Head of Multiplatform Commissioning at BBC Scotland, a role which sees him…
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ReelScotland Blethers 22: Andrea GibbListen now (31 min) | This episode features a conversation with Scottish actor and screenwriter, Andrea Gibb, whose latest film, Elizabeth is Missing…
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The discovery of hundreds of forgotten film canisters led to the production of a new film spanning much of the last century, Harry Birrell Presents…
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ReelScotland Blethers 21: Mark Cousins on The Eyes of Orson WellesListen now (22 min) | It's been a wee while since the last episode of the podcast, but life caught up with me. I hope to release at least one new…
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ReelScotland Blethers 20: Matthew Holness on PossumListen now (28 min) | In this episode I have a blether with writer/director/actor Matthew Holness about the dark Possum, and some of the cast of the…
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Who you gonna call if your car is haunted or a werewolf is giving you grief?
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ReelScotland Blethers 19: Joe Dante on Trailers from HellListen now (20 min) | In this episode I have a blether with director Joe Dante! Joe's a bit of a hero of mine - I still remember sitting in the cinema…
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ReelScotland Blethers 18: Finlay Pretsell on Time TrialListen now (32 min) | This episode goes behind-the-scenes of Time Trial, the latest film from Edinburgh documentary filmmaker, Finlay Pretsell. There's…
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