Guttin' Quines: A Story of Connection and Resilience

Step into the world of Guttin' Quines, a captivating 12-minute short film that offers a powerful glimpse into the lives of Scottish fisherwomen. Follow Jeannie, a young newlywed, as she navigates her new life in a bustling fishing town. Amidst the rhythmic work of gutting herring alongside her mother-in-law, Jeannie discovers unexpected bonds and a deep sense of belonging within a resilient, close-knit community.

Rooted in authentic experiences and featuring rich dialogue in Scots and Doric, Guttin' Quines was partially filmed in the picturesque East Neuk of Fife, bringing a true sense of place to this compelling narrative.

Plus, a Special Q&A Session

After the film, we're excited to host a Q&A session. This is a fantastic opportunity to delve deeper into the film's themes, the filmmaking process, and the real-life stories that inspired Guttin' Quines.

Don't miss this unique opportunity to…