Partickular Films

28/04/2026

Via The Herald 'The exhibition has been developed alongside a documentary about Caton-Jones’ life, co-produced by Glasgow-based Partickular Films and Two Rivers Media'

New exhibition at Broxburn and Uphall Community Museum celebrates acclaimed Scottish film director Michael Caton-Jones, running until April 2027.

28/04/2026

The exhibition gives fascinating insight into Michael Caton-Jones' early life growing up in Broxburn through to directing major Hollywood movies such as Memphis Belle, Rob Roy and Doc Hollywood.

28/04/2026

A special exhibition has opened in Broxburn charting the amazing career of renowned West Lothian film director Michael Caton-Jones. ‘This Broxburn Boy’s Life’ free exhibition is now open in Broxburn and Uphall Community Museum in Strathbrock Partnership Centre until April 2027.  Organised...

27/04/2026

23/04/2026

✨ The Dept. Q Training Programme is now open for applications: https://pulse.ly/dcslcpvcbm

With Season 2 of the hit Netflix detective series filming in Scotland in 2026, the Dept. Q Training Programme will offer training opportunities for up to 20 new entrants to the film & TV industry.

Supported by Screen Scotland, Sony Pictures Television and Netflix, trainees will be learning from some of the finest technicians and creatives working in the film and television industry.

🚨 The deadline for applications is 9am on Wednesday 29 April 2026.

Interviews will take place from Tuesday 5 May onwards, with placements lasting approximately 5-6 months, depending on the role.

💡 Trainees will be paid salaries of £750 per week (inclusive of holiday pay).

22/04/2026

Today was the launch of the Michael Caton-Jones ‘This Broxburn Boy’s Life’ exhibition in his hometown of Broxburn. The exhibition is in collaboration with our documentary .

The event had over 100 people in attendance, including Michael’s sisters from Canada.

Thank you to West Lothian Council and the people of Broxburn for making the event so special for Michael and his family. ❤️

The exhibition is FREE and will run for 12 months at the Broxburn and Uphall Community Museum inside the Strathbrock Centre in Broxburn. 🎬

04/04/2026

Looking east along Dumbarton Rd towards Partick Cross in 1955.

A crowd of weans queues outside the Western Cinema waiting for the Saturday "penny crush". It opened as the Garrick in 1916 but by the 60s had become run down. It closed in 1966 & was demolished in 1978.

📷 Partick Camera Club

04/04/2026

RTS Scotland is looking for speakers for a new event we are hosting. For more details feel free to contact us at [email protected]

01/04/2026

📣You are invited!

We are excited to be launching our new exhibition This Broxburn Boy's Life, focusing on the work of Broxburn local film director Michael Caton-Jones. The display includes props and photographs from movies across his career exclusively on loan to the museum.

The exhibition is at Broxburn & Uphall Community Museum starting Wednesday April 22nd, beginning with a special launch event at 3pm. We would like to invite the local community to come and join us for the afternoon. Places are limited so please RSVP by emailing [email protected] or leaving a voicemail on 01506 283652 and we will respond confirming your space.

09/03/2026

Partick! ❤️