The Film Industry of Scotland, Vol. 2: Movies Made in Scotland including Braveheart, Trainspotting, and More

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Scotland is an area known for its lush landscapes, historical significance, kilt-wearing men-folk, and for being the land that's generated some of the world's best films, directors, and actors.

This series takes a look into the cinema of Scotland and provides information on the country's most prolific directors and actors. In this edition, read about the hit movies filmed in Scotland like "Breaking the Waves," "Dog Soldiers," "Highlander," "Trainspotting," and more. Also read about the massive hit film "Braveheart" and the real life hero that the movie is based upon.

Information is also included on the Scots' Gaelic language films like "Being Human," "I Know Where I'm Going!" and more.

Look for more editions of "The Film Industry of Scotland" to read about the famous directors and actors to come out of the country.


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