You With Your Fresh Thoughts

About This Movie

So, 'You With Your Fresh Thoughts' is this intriguing little piece that captures a sliver of time on Rose St in Edinburgh, where Margaret Tait once called home. There's something about the way it lingers in its pacing, gently inviting you into its meditative world. The atmosphere feels almost heavy with nostalgia, yet there's a freshness to it, too, reflecting Tait’s influence. It’s minimalistic in approach, not flashy, but that’s part of its charm. It feels like a personal invitation to reflect rather than just a viewing experience. If you appreciate films that dabble in the poetic and the contemplative, this one definitely scratches that itch.

This film is somewhat elusive, as it hasn't seen a wide release or extensive distribution, making it a rarity among collectors. Its limited visibility has sparked a niche interest, especially among those who admire Margaret Tait’s work or the quiet beauty of Edinburgh. Formats tend to be scarce, and any circulated copies are often sought after by those who appreciate experimental and art cinema. Its unique perspective provides a fresh angle on the landscape of indie film from that era.