St. Andrew's Society of Los Angeles - Tartan Film Festival

06/08/2022

We're presenting Jono McLeod's "My Old School" starring Alan Cu***ng on Saturday, July 16th. Jono will be flying in from Scotland for the Q&A after the film and the afterparty! Ticket's are on sale now, but they are limited. This is the actual American premiere of the film that was featured at Sundance and the Glasgow Film Festival!

The St. Andrew’s Society of Los Angeles is the only organization in Southern California devoted to the promotion of Scottish history.

05/26/2022

Join us on Saturday, July 16th for the U.S. Premiere of "My Old School" starring Alan Cu***ng and directed by Jono McLeod @ Raleigh Studios in Hollywood. Q&A to follow with Jono talking about his film and don't forget the after party immediately following! This film was accepted into the Sundance Film Festival for 2022, as well as the Glasgow Film Festival. You won't want to miss this. Tickets available on 5/28 www.StAndrewsLA.org

04/15/2022

The TARTAN Film Festival wrapped up its week long scheduled films. What a great line up with incredible films, Filmmakers, themes, premieres, screenings and after parties. Thank you to all who attended and supported this event. See you next year for TARTAN Film Festival 2023 - April 1st thru 9th ~

The St. Andrew's Society of Los Angeles presents the first festival in the world screening films for and about SCOTLAND. The TARTAN Film Festival ! Join us for an exciting 5 days of incredible Cinema with Q&A's of the filmmakers and stars!

04/12/2022

Fantastic evening for the TARTAN Film Festival with BAFTA winning film "Eye of the Storm" directed by Anthony Baxter. St. Andrew's LA enjoyed hosting this closing festival event and are looking forward to seeing Anthony's upcoming projects! "Eye of the Storm" takes us into the world of Scotland's famous landscape artist James Morrison.

04/07/2022

Greatly enjoyed our Premiere film for the TARTAN Film Festival "The Road Dance" shown here with Director of the Film, Richie Adams, Composer Carlos Jose Alvarez and President of St. Andrew's Society of Los Angeles, and Tartan Film Festival Chair, Kimberlee Bradford.

04/07/2022

Happy Tartan Film Festival and Happy Tartan Day!

04/04/2022

The "Prince of Muck" is a wonderful and hauntingly beautiful film shot on the Isle of Muck. Lawrence McEwan's family has owned the island for more than a century. As filmmaker Cindy Jansen tells the story through her own camera, you'll be hypnotized at the beauty of Scotland and the interesting way in which she captured Lawrence.

04/03/2022

Ride the Wave is featured for the Tartan Film Festival on Thursday, April 7th. Included is the Q&A with Director Martyn Robertson, hosted by St. Andrew's member Garnet Howells. An insightful 20 minutes of behind the scenes stories you won't want to miss!

04/02/2022

ANGRY YOUNG MEN. Set in a fictional housing estate, the film follows a gang of quirky and territorial young men known as ‘the Bramble Boys.’ Hilarity ensues as they attempt to take over their hometown with the limited resources they have and with the end goal of escaping their stifling environment. This film had it's World Premiere at the Glasgow Film Festival last month.

Made with a $5,000 budget this film is an impressive directorial debut by Paul Morris. An insightful and creative young man, Morris chats with us afterward on the challenges of making this film. His charm and resourceful nature will peak your interest and make you an anxious fan in anticipation for his upcoming project. www.TartanFilmFestival.com

03/15/2022

Joining the Tartan Film Festival "The Road Dance" which has received amazing reviews! Shot on the Isle of Lewis and stars Actress Hermione Corfield. Directed by Richie Adams ~

03/15/2022

Also added to the Tartan Film Festival line up: "Falling for Figaro" which shot in Glasgow, Glen Coe and Loch Lomond. ~ Directed by Ben Lewin and Produced by Judi Levine.

03/15/2022

Three Films added to the Tartan Film Festival: "Eye of the Storm" which was produced by Richard Phinney and directed by Anthony Baxter. BAFTA Winning Film.