THE TARTAN FILM FESTIVAL

IS BACK!

PRESENTED BY THE ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY OF LOS ANGELES

Join us for five days of entertaining & remarkable films, along with Filmmaker interviews

~ Festival Opening Film ~



West Coast Premiere

Tuesday, April 5th

(In-Person)



“The Road Dance”

6:30 pm

Raleigh Studios, Hollywood

Directed by Richie Adams

&

Starring Hermione Corfield

Audience Award Winner Best Film

Edinburgh International Film Festival

Winner

Manchester Film Festival 2022



The Road Dance

(Drama)

A young girl lives in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland in a small village just before WWI. Isolated and hardened by the shore, her life takes a dramatic change when a terrible tragedy befalls her.

Starring: Hermione Corfield, David Brookes, Felicity Keenan

In-Person Premiere and Q&A Afterward with Director - Richie Adams

*Please note that Raleigh Studios parking is CASH ONLY and is $10

Pre-paying for parking is the only way to pay via credit card

Wednesday, April 6th

Virtual/Streaming Presentation

Falling for Figaro

(Comedy)

This delightful film takes you into the world of competitive opera and how one woman's dream proves to be more than what she thought ~

Starring: Danielle Macdonald, Joanna Lumley,

Hugh Skinner, Gary Lewis

Q&A to follow with Director - Ben Lewin, and

Producer - Judi Levine

Thursday, April 7th

Virtual/Streaming Presentation

Ride the Wave

(Documentary/Drama)

Hard to believe that this is a documentary.

This film plays more like a thrilling docudrama that takes you into the world of young Scottish Surfer, Ben Larg from Tiree. Join director Martyn Robertson as he entertains us all with this beautifully shot and well-told story about Ben's quest for the biggest wave!

Q&A Following screening with Director - Martyn Robertson

Friday, April 8th

Virtual/Streaming Presentation

World Premiere

Glasgow Film Festival 2022

Angry Young Men

The Directorial Debut of Paul Morris

(Adventure / Drama / Surreal / Coming of Age)

Set in a fictional housing estate, the film follows a gang of quirky and territorial teens known as ‘the Bramble Boys.’ Hilarity ensues as they attempt to take over the limited resources of their hometown with the end goal of escaping their stifling environment

Made with a $5,000 budget this is an impressive first film by young director Paul Morris. An insightful and creative young man, Morris chats with us afterward on the challenges of making this film. The charm and resourceful nature of Morris will peak your interest and make you an anxious fan in anticipation for his upcoming project

Stars: Ty McPhee, Nathan Lafferty, Jude Shedden, Paul Morris, Stephen Arthur, Liam Robertson, Cole Clark

Q&A with Director/Producer/Writer - Paul Morris

~ Festival Closing Film ~

The U.S. Premiere



Saturday, April 9th

(In-Person)



6:30 pm

Raleigh Studios, Hollywood

Eye of the Storm

Directed by Anthony Baxter

Eye of the Storm

(Documentary / Drama)

This film follows painter, James Morrison, widely recognized as one of Britain's finest landscape artists, as he faces his greatest ever challenge. As his eyesight fails him, Morrison must create one final painting.

In-Person Film and Q&A Afterward with Director - Anthony Baxter

Director Anthony Baxter is best known for his award-winning films "Flint" (2020) and "You've Been Trumped" (2011)

*Please note that Raleigh Studios parking is CASH ONLY and is $10

Pre-paying for parking is the only way to pay via credit card

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& Film Advisors

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