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“This is a profoundly moving film of redemption and loss, grief and nurture. It is both intensely personal and acutely political. If this is a road trip, it is a trip through memory and identity, community and language.”
“The film feels like a genuine, authentic record of a part of Scotland’s culture that is familiar to anyone north of Glasgow, but perhaps rather un-sung – pun intended.”
“This is a fascinating documentary, at once personal and political, uplifting and thought-provoking. You can’t ask for much more, really. And the singing, of which there is a lot, is absolutely fantastic.”
Read Joanna Moorhead’s interview with Rob MacNeacail in the Tablet:
Listen to Rob MacNeacail and director Jack Archer discussing the significance of Gaelic psalm singing with William Crawley on Radio 4’s Sunday programme:
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Watch director Jack Archer discussing the film’s themes on BBC Scotland’s news.