Harmony: No Strings Attached

This film presents a day in the life of a homeless man and his guitar, set against the backdrop of Edinburgh. The story unfolds through a blend of music and the everyday sounds that fill the city, offering a raw and poignant perspective on urban life.

Directed by Scottish Screen and Scottish Television, the film features performances by Simon Tait and Martha Leishman. Its focus on music and street life may appeal to collectors interested in films that highlight social issues, as well as those who appreciate the art of storytelling through music.

As a piece of Scottish cinema, it reflects the culture and environment of its setting, providing a unique lens into the life of its protagonist. Collectors may find value in its exploration of themes often overlooked in mainstream cinema.