Glenrothan
Film

Date and time
Sun 21st June at 7:00pm
moderate threat, domestic abuse

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Brian Cox’s directorial debut, Glenrothan, is a warm, sentimental Scottish comedy-drama written by David Ashton. Though occasionally overly cosy, the film succeeds through its emotional sincerity and striking Highland scenery. Cox stars as Sandy, the stern head of a successful family whisky distillery, still haunted by his harsh father. Facing ill health, Sandy invites his estranged brother Donal, played by Alan Cumming, back from Chicago after decades apart. Donal, once the rebellious sibling who fled family tensions, returns with his daughter and granddaughter while struggling financially. Old wounds, lost relationships and questions about the distillery’s future resurface. Gentle humour and touching details, including preserved childhood memories and whisky rivalries, give the film considerable charm and emotional warmth.

(1h 37 mins)