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The Glasgow School

2016, English. Directed by Grant McPhee.

For those of you wanting more Postcard records then this is the film for you! The Glasgow School is a companion to Big Gold Dream and is the most comprehensive account of Postcard, Swamplands, Strawberry Switchblade, The Jazzateers/Paul Quinn, James King, WIN and The Bluebells that's ever been assembled. No soundbites here, just plenty of accounts from those who were there.

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1h 35m
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10 May 2016

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The Glasgow School (2016) was directed by Grant McPhee and stars Bobbie Bluebell, Jill Bryson, Malcolm Ross.

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