Film screening of Scotland Yet: A Film About Independence by Jack Foster and Christopher Silver, in Edinburgh Thursday 7 August 2014 - 7.00pm for 7.30pm Venue: Links Hotel 4 Alvanley Terrace Edinburgh EH9 1DU Admission Free! All Welcome! Organised by Word Power Books and Rough Justice Films We recommend that people arrive by 7.00pm to get a seat. drinks and food. Scotland Yet is a feature length documentary that takes a radically different approach to the debate on Scottish independence. Blissfully free of sound bites, politicians and statistics, Scotland Yet examines the sum of several personal stories from across the nation to explore the many reasons why we find ourselves at such an historic impasse. Filled with remarkable characters and sparkling with collective imagination, vision and humour, this is the story of a society that’s beginning to see itself in a whole new light. From the old to the young, from veteran activists to bold artists, Scotland Yet delves into the past, documents the present and asks poignant questions about Scotlands future. This films focuses on the real referendum debate, the one taking place in the streets, homes and communities across Scotland. It documents the most important discussion we have ever had, as democracy, place, what we have here and what we lack, come to the fore. A coming of age story about a whole society: Scotland Yet is a unique and radical cinematic journey about a country that will never be the same again. Featuring an original soundtrack by Rona Wilkie and Marit Fält. Special features include interview extras from Tariq Ali, Lesley Riddoch, Cat Boyd and Derek Bateman. English subtitles. Featuring: Carolyn Leckie, Robin McAlpine, Tariq Ali, Derek Bateman, Cat Boyd, Alan Bissett, Lesley Riddoch, Adam Tomkins, Dick Gaughan, Ian Bell, Jim Sillars, George Galloway, Ruth Wishart, Aamer Anwar, Jenny Lindsay, Zara Gladman, Ian Hamilton QC , Neal Ascherson , Karine Polwart, and David Greig.
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