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To date I have had the fortune to make ten  feature films. I feel very privileged to have had the opportunity to direct them all and write all but one. This I am told is not an easy task but I do like making films - they are a summation of all my poetry, plays and novels into a single art form.
Are my films any good? I think so, but I am going to be biased. A lot of work goes into a feature - the actors and the crew generally work themselves into the ground. Its a collective endeavour and I think I like the collaborative  nature of the film business most of all.

Frustratiing?  Sometimes ... Infuriating? Very often ... But there is something about film making that is a kind of magic ... A make belief world in which we get to live in a bubble floating  high over the everyday troubles that can make us unhappy.  It is the escape that I like, the decadence, the absurd happenings, and the unbelievable range of emotions you get put through during the making process.
Would I trade it to go back to the solitary world of novel writing? Maybe ... But only if I tire of being around bright creative artists and the glamour they  create.

FILMS

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Big Issue movie, May 1999 - Glasgow
Cannes Film Fest May 2004
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Robbie Moffat - Argyll, April 2002