Her Century – National Library of Scotland
Her Century – Scotland’s Women on Film
Premiering on Monday 20 July and then screening for free online, Her Century is a curated collection of archive films telling the stories of Scotland’s women from the past 100 years. A collaboration between the National Library of Scotland’s Moving Image Archive and Film Hub Scotland, this is an exciting opportunity to uncover hidden gems from the library’s archive. The new mini-site contains the film, a newly-commissioned zine and information about the film’s tour across Scotland.
Watch Online – premiering 20 July, 2020 and then screening for free
Her Century – Film Hub Scotland
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