Butterfly Man

The film is set in a mining village near Edinburgh and follows the life of a man who, after losing his job, retreats into a world of solitude. His fixation on breeding butterflies serves as a backdrop to the strained relationship with his teenage son, who is desperate for connection and validation.

With a runtime of 26 minutes, "Butterfly Man" showcases the themes of isolation and familial bonds. The film features a cast that includes Kern Falconer, Ian Hanmore, Alex Howden, and Geraldine McNulty, each contributing to the emotional depth of the narrative.

Collectors may find interest in the various formats available for this title, including DVD, VHS, and others. The film’s unique premise and poignant storytelling make it a notable entry in the drama genre from the late 1990s.