16 years Till Summer

Emma Davie was the story editor on this feature documentary by Lou McLoughan, developed as a result of work on her short film 'Caring for Calum'. In a nutshell '16 days till summer' explores how documentary film can represent ambiguity and redemption, following an ex prisoner coming to terms with a new life in the Highlands. The film was nominated for a Scottish BAFTA.

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After 16 years in prison, Uisdean returns home to the highlands looking for forgiveness. As he fights for control over his story and the chance to start again with his father and girlfriend, the truth slips seamlessly between portraits of him as carer and murderer. Compelling storytelling and stunning imagery describe a struggle for redemption, interrupted, in the Highlands of Scotland. ## Access ##
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