Blue Black Permanent, Movie, 1992

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dsl ◊ 2013-04-23 15:08	Film set in Orkney (various locations) and Edinburgh by Orkney-born director, Margaret Tait - her only full-length film (see also this short - /movie_2105004-Caora-Mor--The-Big-Sheep.html ). Slow atmospheric film about bereavement - beautiful photography and some lovely detail of traditional Orkney folk with deliciously genuine accents - very much a personal tribute to capture the director's upbringing. But an imdb review comment "The plot is nearly non-existent...it has something to do with a family of slightly wacky women who have a tendency to drown, with some attempts to have an evil city/wonderful country seaside conflict, but the effect is extremely muddled" also has some truth. Rarely seen, but a copy has surfaced on youtube, although you have to sign in. A haunting film, but not for everyone, and not a lot of vehicular action. Background cars if anything interesting or identifiable: 1] Edinburgh 1950s/60s 00-11-50 Blue on right in 2nd thumb looks onscreen like Elf/Hornet 2] Edinburgh 1990s 00-50-49 Merc S class, plus unknown sporty hatch - Renault 19?? 01-01-11 Ford truck, unknown van. Plus some blurry moving traffic in Edinburgh near end of film - Omega Express livery Transit, blue Mitsubishi Lancer 5 door, red Peugeot 205 - but not worth captures. No K70s for ingo, but as a consolation: -- Last edit: 2016-07-16 17:34:48
Ingo ◊ 2013-04-23 16:05	The cat? Thanks The Mercedes is a late W124, mabe a Copué, but no S-Klasse. The hatchback is indeed a two-door R19

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◊ 2013-04-23 15:08

Film set in Orkney (various locations) and Edinburgh by Orkney-born director, Margaret Tait - her only full-length film (see also this short - /movie_2105004-Caora-Mor--The-Big-Sheep.html ). Slow atmospheric film about bereavement - beautiful photography and some lovely detail of traditional Orkney folk with deliciously genuine accents - very much a personal tribute to capture the director's upbringing. But an imdb review comment "The plot is nearly non-existent...it has something to do with a family of slightly wacky women who have a tendency to drown, with some attempts to have an evil city/wonderful country seaside conflict, but the effect is extremely muddled" also has some truth. Rarely seen, but a copy has surfaced on youtube, although you have to sign in. A haunting film, but not for everyone, and not a lot of vehicular action.

Background cars if anything interesting or identifiable:
1] Edinburgh 1950s/60s 00-11-50

Blue on right in 2nd thumb looks onscreen like Elf/Hornet

2] Edinburgh 1990s

00-50-49 Merc S class, plus unknown sporty hatch - Renault 19??

01-01-11 Ford truck, unknown van.

Plus some blurry moving traffic in Edinburgh near end of film - Omega Express livery Transit, blue Mitsubishi Lancer 5 door, red Peugeot 205 - but not worth captures.

No K70s for ingo, but as a consolation:

-- Last edit: 2016-07-16 17:34:48

Ingo

◊ 2013-04-23 16:05

The cat? Thanks

The Mercedes is a late W124, mabe a Copué, but no S-Klasse. The hatchback is indeed a two-door R19

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