| ISBN |
9398700007735 |
| Classification Number |
TV Shows |
| Title |
Stonemouth. [DVD] |
| Edition |
Widescreen. |
| Physical Description |
sound, colour ; |
| Series |
DVD |
| TV Shows |
| Note |
Catalogued from container. |
| BBC Worldwide Australia : C-B02848-9. |
| DVD release of episodes originally broadcast on television during 2015. |
| "Nothing great was ever achieved without danger"-- Cover. |
| Based on the novel with the same name by Iain Banks, originally published in 2012. |
| Performer |
Peter Mullan, Charlotte Spencer, Christian Cooke, Sharon Small, Gary Lewis. |
| Nothing great was ever achieved without danger. This story of intrigue and young love is the first screen adaptation of Iain Banks’ work since his death. When Stewart Gilmour returns to his hometown for the funeral of Callum Murston, he learns about the suspicious circumstances surrounding his best mate’s apparent suicide. Stewart is determined to find out what really happened but, in Stonemouth, things are never that simple. Stewart has history with Callum’s sister, Ellie, and their father, Don Murston, has never forgiven him for breaking his daughter’s heart. Given three days by Don to leave Stonemouth for good, Stewart must race against the clock to piece together this enigmatic puzzle. He’s determined to make the most of an opportunity most people never get – a second chance with his first love. |
| Classification |
Classification : MA15+ Restricted. |
| Banks, Iain 1954-2013 |
| Subject |
Criminals -- Scotland -- Drama |
| Television series -- Great Britain |
| Organized crime -- Drama |
| Thrillers (Television programs) |
| Detective and mystery television programs |
| Detective and mystery television programs |
| Man-woman relationships |
| Thrillers (Television programs) |
| Man-woman relationships -- Drama |
| Aberdeenshire (Scotland) -- Drama |
| Scotland -- Aberdeenshire |
| Additional Author |
Martin, Charles |
| Wands, Willy |
| Mullan, Peter |
| Spencer, Charlotte |
| Cooke, Christian |
| Small, Sharon |
| Lewis, Gary |
| Banks, Iain Stonemouth. |
