i really have to disagree with guy yardley rees who ( should he have watch the entire film ) would have see some absolutely stunning scottish scenery ( some of the best ever shoot in skye ) and find a film with a difficult start come together into a really poignant whole . this be not a big budget film . rather it be a film that have a strong community feel . i can not say how much tandard film bore me push out the same polished stuff again and again . seachd doesn not seem to be about that at all . it really seem to be try to offer something more real and certainly more gaelic than any recent scottish film . ok and so the act isn not in the style a blockbuster . that because the actor be seemingly real people . i actually think that the key role of the boy and his grandfather be really convincing and at time unusually beautiful . seachd really bear a second viewing and since there be many thread that become clear second time around that really do fee into the end . overall and the combination of music and ( at time ) stun visuals and plus a community approach to the acting and non normal structure have turn seachd into quite a distinctive and memorable film . more of these please .