Hallam is emotionally hung-up over his mother's recent suicide and treats his wealthy dad's beautiful new wife like dirt. Escaping to Edinburgh, he is soon out of money and gets himself a job in a hotel, but he also finds himself well suited to the rooftops of the city, where he lives feral, peeps and develops an obsession for a girl who looks disturbingly like said mum. find out more...

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Hello and welcome to the DVD for the second series of Limmy’s Show! Another six episodes packed with my observations, sketches, animations and other odds and ends for your entertainment. But it doesn’t stop there. I’ve also chucked in hours of extras, including a picture-in-picture video commentary and special behind the scenes footage.

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Hello and welcome to the DVD for the second series of Limmy’s Show! Another six episodes packed with my observations, sketches, animations and other odds and ends for your entertainment. But it doesn’t stop there. I’ve also chucked in hours of extras, including a picture-in-picture video commentary and special behind the scenes footage.

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Jackie's job is sitting in front of a bank of TV screens watching the good folk of Glasgow go about ther business. She spies on kids who fight, dogs who walk, cleaners who dance and drunken young couples who grab quickies behind lock-ups. Jackie is depressed, resigned to sadness, damaged, and it won't be till the end of the film that we uncover her past tragedy. Then into her screen steps Clyde, a man we quickly sense is dangerous, a man she starts to flirt with and a man conected to that traged find out more...

A tale of highway robbery set in the highlands of Scotland when two bored lads take their motor bike and start holding up tourist coaches in a Robin Hood style. Soon they are national folk heroes, but being infamous has its problems. Delightfully funny British comedy, along the lines of Gregory's Girl. Superb. find out more...

It's the 1930s; on the remote Island of Scarp, in the Outer Hebrides, the locals are about to be dragged, with wry bemusement, into the cutting edge of 20th Century technology when two German scientists, in order to reduce the islanders isolation, are sent to design and build a rocket capable of delivering the post!!! At first a gentle and often witty tale of cultural differences and gradually eroded suspicion, The Rocket Post unfolds into a tender and ultimately poignant love story, complemente find out more...

Two Scots, Shaun and wheelchair bound Daz, share a stink hole of a flat with Daz's teenage son somewhere in northern England. As they try to cope with life we flash back, through Shaun's eyes, to their wild childhood and teenage years and, most significantly, to one summer with a girl named Kay. Much of the film is about wasted lives; Daz's accident, Shaun's stunted educational opportunities that stem from his rebelliousness and an unexplained inability to write, and finally his missed chance wi find out more...

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Wee Angus lives as a servant's son in a large manor house alongside a Scottish loch. One day he discovers a mysterious egg and takes it home, where it hatchs and grows and grows, acquires the name Crusoe and becomes Angus's best mate. Being WW2 the 12th Medium Regiment Royal Artillery are camped nearby to keep the loch secure, but they wouldn't know a Kelpie, a supernatural shape-shifting water horse, from a U-boat, putting Crusoe in a wee bit of danger. But being a family film don't worry be ha find out more...