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Scottish filmmaker Gillies MacKinnon directed and co-wrote (with brother Billy MacKinnon) this semi-autobiographical drama set in the working class Glasgow of 1968. Thirteen-year-old Lex Maclean (Iain Robertson) is torn between his brothers, his only male role models. Alan (Joseph McFadden) is an aspiring artist who's on his way to develop his talent at school. Bobby (J.S. Duffy) is mentally disturbed and somewhat simple-minded and has become involved with a local gang, the Glens. While walking
Aug 14, 1996 Wide
Apr 22, 1997
Hallmark Entertainment
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A hard-hitting tale about Glasgow street life in a working class neighborhood, set in 1968.
VIDEO A gritty portrayal of life growing up amid gangland warfare on the streets of Glasgow in the late Sixties. It centres on the experiences of the youngest of three brothers, 13 year-old Lex and his tendency to get himself and his two siblings into hot water. Co-written by Gillies McKinnon and his brother, many of
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