A Dream of Death

The documentary focuses on the case of Hugh Macleod, who was convicted of murdering a travelling pedlar. The film highlights the unusual aspect of the trial, where the Crown allowed 'dream testimony' as evidence, raising questions about the reliability of such claims.

Featuring a cast that includes Lorn Macdonald, Daniel Cahill, Gilly Gilchrist, and Terence Rae, A Dream of Death delves into the complexities of justice and belief. This film presents a unique intersection of drama and documentary, appealing to viewers interested in true crime and legal history.

As a collector, this title can provide insights into lesser-known historical events and the implications of legal practices. The film's exploration of dreams as a form of evidence makes it a thought-provoking piece.