My Ain Folk
(1973)
Country: UK
Synopsis
A young boy (Stephen Archibald) goes to live with his father after his grandmother's death.
Notes
- The second of Bill Douglas' trilogy of films based on his own childhood and youth, preceded by My Childhood (1972) and succeeded by My Way Home (1978)
- 'My Ain Folk' is Scots for ?My Own People?. The phrase was popularised by a 1904 ballad written by Wilfred Mills in which a Scottish emigrant longs for his beloved homeland and the family he left behind.
Cast
- Stephen Archibald
(Jamie) - Hughie Restorick
(Tommy) - Jean Taylor Smith
(Grandmother) - Bernard McKenna
(Tommy's Father) - Paul Kermack
(Jamie's Father)
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