The Vintagent Selects: A collection of our favorite films by artists around the world.
HOWARD + CARTWRIGHT’S: BIG SCOTTISH ONE (2023)
Run Time: 10:57
Producer: Galloping Camel Films
A Film By: Paddy Cartwright
Camera: Paddy Cartwright, Max Howard
Key Cast: Paddy Cartwright, Max Howard
FILM MAKERS
Paddy Cartwright is a Cinematographer based in London, specializing in sports and music imagery. Bog Scottish One won Best Documentary at The Monthly Film Festival, and was an Official Selection at the Vahna Motorcycle Film Festival, Portland Motorcycle Film Festival, and Dubai Motorcycle Film Festival.
SUMMARY
Two lads fuck off on a motorcycle adventure, and find exactly what they were looking for on the incredible roads of Scotland’s Highlands.
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Pretty much like the majority of todays music …. this film is basically about ME ME ME ME ME , vapidity and … uh oh … here comes that damn word again ;
” Branding ”
FYI winning much of anything from Vahna … the epitome of over priced under delivered Much Ado About Nothing branding ….is pretty much a guarantee that its crap
So err ….. Corrina …. when the ( bleep ) you gonna put up ;
” Machinist’s Live – Work Hanger / Mark Atkinson …
A REAL film about a genuinely authentic individual in motorcycling ( one of the very few ) who sadly recently passed away ?
Cause darlin … I’s just about had my fill of ‘ Brand’s ‘ and Branding enough to last three life times … heck …. maybe ten
Thanks for sharing the mark Atkinson piece. We at the vintagent knew him well. A lovely human and such a loss to the community. I’ll look into the piece you recommended about him 🙂
While all the films posted in the last few weeks may not be your cup of petrol…. But they are all films included in this year’s motorcycle film festivals around the world.
Paul d’Orleans and I founded the original and international The Motorcycle Film Festival (RIP) in 2013 and have always strived to find, promote and encourage filmmakers in their moto endeavors.as a niche subject, these filmmakers deserve all the support they can get on as many channels as possible. Naturally for us, this means promoting this years crop of films on The Vintagent.
Hang in there, moto film festival season is almost over! …and you never know when another animated gem may pop up 😉
Corinna