Film sponsored by Esso following the Scottish Rally of 1976. The rally begins in Ayrshire and takes in the Highlands. Interviews with various drivers at the roadside and after each stage is completed...
Glasgow in the post-war years and the Corporation's futuristic plans for the city's development. [The film was made to tie in with an exhibition of the same title, held at the Kelvin Hall in Glasgow....
In a decayed Scottish fishing village, an outcast boy strikes up a friendship with a fisherman who believes himself to be Zorba.
Amateur family footage of various locations, including Ayr, Rothesay, the Dunoon area and Gare Loch.
Shots of the "Empress of Britain" leaving Greenock for Canada and of the interior of the Parkhead steel works.
Craigbank Gardens, Edinburgh. The film has extensive footage of allotments, vegetable gardens and people tending the crops. Portree Horticultural Show also features towards the end of the film.
A Bensen B-8B gyro-boat being tested on Loch Lomond.
Everyday life in the crofting community of Acharacle, Lochaber, in the 1950s.
"The Farmer and I" (2013-16)
Sangay Rinchen (on the left) in "The Farmer and I" (2013-16)
"The Farmer and I" (2013-16)
Irja von Bernstorff in "The Farmer and I" (2013-16)
Sangay Rinchen (on the right) in "The Farmer and I" (2013-16)
Thomas Riedelsheimer (in the middle), Andy Goldsworthy (on the right) on the set of "Rivers and Tides" (1998-2001)
Volker Michalowski (in the middle), Gael García Bernal (on the right) in "Salt and Fire" (2015/16)
Volker Michalowski, Veronica Ferres, Gael García Bernal (in the front from left to right) in "Salt and Fire" (2015/16)
Chilly Gonzales in "Shut Up and Play the Piano" (2018)
Jaye Breyer P-Orridge, Genesis P-Orridge (v.l.n.r.)
Genesis P-Orridge
Szene aus "The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye"
Szene aus "The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye"
Tony-Conrad, Genesis P-Orridge (v.l.n.r.)
Chilly Gonzales in "Shut Up and Play the Piano" (2018)
The story of the transport of logs from the forest areas of East Pakistan to the Khulna Newsprint Mill eighty miles up river.