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Long Shot (BluRayDVD, 2017)

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Satirical drama directed by Maurice Hatton and starring Charles Gormley and Neville Smith. Charlie (Gormley) and Neville (Smith) are a directing and scriptwriting partnership searching for the funding and the staff required to make their envisioned film, 'Gulf and Western', a reality. The pair root around among the attendees at the 1977 Edinburgh Film Festival in hopes of finding someone who will help them and there they encounter such film pioneers as Wim Wenders, Stephen Frears, John Boorman and Alan Bennett.

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Charlie is going from person to person at the Edinburgh Film Festival in order to raise money for the production of an independent director's first "commercial" film, tentatively titled "Gulf and Western." The bluffs, lies, and outright rejections he receives are characteristic of those experienced by industry insiders, and this rather bleak, occasionally humourous feature became a favourite among filmmakers and industry cognoscenti.

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EAN5035673012871

eBay Product ID (ePID)19048560753

Product Key Features

ActorNeville Smith, Richard Demarco, William Forsythe, Ron Taylor, Stephen Frears, Alan Bennett, Suzanne Danielle, Wim Wenders, John Boorman, Susannah York, Charles Gormley

Film/TV TitleLong Shot

DirectorMaurice Hatton

Release Year2017

FormatBluraydvd

LanguageEnglish

FeaturesScene Nun, Take One û 26 minute short from 1964 starring Suzannah York and directed by Maurice Hatton\Sean Connery's Edinburgh û 28 minute short from 1982 starring the iconic actor. The film was sponsored by the City of Edinburgh District Council and aimed at increasing tourist trade\Hooray for Holyrood û a 1986 Scottish Television short presented by Robbie Coltrane celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Edinburgh Film Festival\Booklet with new writing from Vic Pratt and Dylan Cave, plus full film credits

GenreDrama, General

Run Time85 Mins