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Highland Clearances

Call of the Laoich is an 'ambitious' Scottish fantasy feature film (picture featuring Lily McGuire)
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'Ambitious' fantasy film to bring famous Scottish folklore to the big screen

The Gordon family, of Cluny Castle in Aberdeenshire, have a role in this tale The Gordon family, of Cluny Castle in Aberdeenshire, have a role in this tale
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How slavery 'compensation' led to Highland land ownership issues we see now (edited)

Audiences can expect a trailer for The Gudeman in July Audiences can expect a trailer for The Gudeman in July
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Highly anticipated film set during Highland Clearances premiere date revealed

Skerray planted a woodland 25 years ago using native trees from the Gaelic alphabet and placed stones from Patrick Sellar's Syre estate at its centre. Skerray planted a woodland 25 years ago using native trees from the Gaelic alphabet and placed stones from Patrick Sellar's Syre estate at its centre.
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Films to document Highland Clearances resistance stories

The remains of Rosal in Strathnaver, a village cleared between 1814 and 1818 The remains of Rosal in Strathnaver, a village cleared between 1814 and 1818
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Highland Clearances village back in local hands for first time since 1814

Highland first for artwork exploring Armenian erasure Highland first for artwork exploring Armenian erasure
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Highland first for artwork exploring Armenian erasure

Pictured: Ceannabeinne, a thriving township until the Highland Clearances of 1842, now a ruined village near Durness in Sutherland Pictured: Ceannabeinne, a thriving township until the Highland Clearances of 1842, now a ruined village near Durness in Sutherland
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Kate Forbes: ‘Clearances’ are not inevitable if the Highlands get investment

People were blown away at the festival by the dramatic scenery of the Highlands People were blown away at the festival by the dramatic scenery of the Highlands
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Scottish director’s film set during Highland Clearances takes Cannes by storm

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