Motion · S5M-19224 · 2 Oct 2019
Aberdeen Film Project Is A Success at US Film Festival
The motion
That the Parliament welcomes the news that a University of Aberdeen project has won the Award of Merit at the Best Shorts competition, a US short film festival in Los Angeles; understands that No Ladies Please is a 12-minute movie telling the true story of a 1973 sex discrimination protest at The Grill on Union Street in Aberdeen; notes that the project was co-ordinated by the University's Elphinstone Institute and was assisted through funding from Aberdeen City Council’s Creative Funding team, a crowdfunding campaign and the Bon Accord Civic Heritage Association; congratulates all those involved in the making and production of the film, and considers the film’s world premiere at Aberdeen's Belmont Filmhouse on 30 September 2019 a success.
Supporters (17)
- Jeremy Balfour 2 Oct 2019
- Bill Bowman 2 Oct 2019
- Miles Briggs Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 2 Oct 2019
- Finlay Carson Scottish Conservative and Unionist Party 2 Oct 2019
- Peter Chapman 2 Oct 2019
- Alison Harris 2 Oct 2019
- Bill Kidd 2 Oct 2019
- Mark McDonald 2 Oct 2019
- Stuart McMillan Scottish National Party 2 Oct 2019
- Margaret Mitchell 2 Oct 2019
- Gil Paterson 2 Oct 2019
- Alexander Stewart 2 Oct 2019
- Annie Wells 2 Oct 2019
- Michelle Ballantyne 3 Oct 2019
- Ruth Maguire 8 Oct 2019
- Maurice Corry 10 Oct 2019
- Jamie Greene 10 Oct 2019
Source: the Scottish Parliament motions and amendments record.