Faithful Ceilidh Celebrations & Film Screening
Join Silly Wee Films at the Trades Hall for their Ceilidh Celebrations and Film Screening of Faithful, a Scottish fairytale movie that will transport you to a magical world filled with wonder!
About Faithful Ceilidh Celebrations & Film Screening
Join us at the TRADES HALL in Glasgow (Glasgow G1 1UH) for our FAITHFUL CEILIDH CELEBRATION from 8.30pm until midnight where you can dance the night away, network with TV and film professionals and enjoy a screening room where "Faithful" will be playing on a loop with exclusive behind the scenes content!
Scottish singer/songwriter Josie Duncan will be performing her specially written song, "In the Wee Hours".
"Faithful" stars Lily McGuire in her onscreen debut, Gary Hollywood (Mrs. Brown's Boys), Kimberley Nixon (Fresh Meat, Outlander), Juliet Cadzow (River City, Doctor Who), Greg McHugh (Fresh Meat, Only Child) and Ethan Docherty, also in his onscreen debut.
13 year old Vaila is determined to fix her family by seeking the mythical Cù-Sìth fairy dog in the woods behind her house, in the hopes that it will lead her to The Otherworld where she will find her Mum and make up for her mistakes.
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