My films

The 'My films' feature allows you to build a personal list of films from the Moving Image Archive catalogue. To add films to your list use the 'Add to my films' button on the full description page for each film or in your search results.

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Films with full length videos

		CHESTERFORD SCOUTS SEEK BONNIE PRINCE CHARLIE [10304] Amateur footage of an English Scouts trip to the Western Isles, including a trip to Morar and climbing on Rhum.		1977 silent col
		CROFTING / EDUCATION [T2345] A television documentary in two parts, the first about crofting on Skye, and the second about the provision of Gaelic language education on the island.	Onsite only	1982 mute col
		EDINBURGH TATTOO I [9472] Amateur holiday footage in England and footage of the Edinburgh Military Tattoo.		1967 silent col
		GAELIC COLLEGE, SKYE [T2349] An interview with an official from Sabhal Mòr Ostaig college on Skye, discussing his optimism about the revival of Gaelic language and culture - also includes shots of the college building.	Onsite only	1982 sound col
		LOCHORE MEADOWS COUNTRY PARK [7489] Amateur footage of Lochore Meadows Country Park in different seasons, including shots of a curling match and wildlife around the park.		1979 sound col
		REPORT ON HMS UNICORN AND ATTEMPTS TO RISE MONEY TO PRESERVE HER. TUGS MOVING HER INTO DRY DOCK AT DUNDEE FOR SURVEY [T1630] The Unicorn, at 148 years old being the fourth oldest ship in the world and the last remaining ship built in Britain of Nelson's type of fleet, languishes in the docks awaiting £250, 000 needed for preservation work to begin.	Onsite only	1972 sound col