Rural Nations Ltd

Rural Nations is a film and television production company that also delivers experimental performance and 

Community arts promotion.

Based in the Western Isles the company undertakes collaborations with national and international partners 

with a focus of creating film and contemporary performance that is inspired by people living in 

rural environments

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Filming on location on the Pentland Road
  

Lostbost

Lostbost is a light comedy drama set on the Isle of Lewis. 

After inheriting a crofthouse from their Aunty Joan, who died in tragic circumstances, we follow the exploits of Angus and Chrissy MacLeod and their family as they leave their council house in Glasgow to begin a new life in rural Lewis. How will Angus cope with crofting life? Will this be a dream come true? All is not always as it seems in Lostbost! 

The idea for a comedy drama set in Lewis was conceived over 5 years ago by local writer Billy Matheson and Muriel Ann Macleod, Artistic Director of Theatre Hebrides (now Rural Nations Ltd). The latter commissioned the piece and sourced the necessary funding to produce the work. 

Funding was awarded in Jan 2008 to make a pilot programme of Lostbost for MG Alba. Filming took place during August and this first episode was screened on BBCAlba, the new Gaelic satellite channel, on 14 October 2008 with several repeat showings.  

Rural Nations is committed to promoting the languages, cultures and traditions of the Western Isles while continuing to provide employment opportunities for local people.

 

Lostbost (Part 1)

 

Lostbost (Part 2)


Lostbost (Part 3)