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Brown and Baltersan a film by Monika Deupala

Heritage Broadcasting Service Available online

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Format:
Video
Contributor:
Deupala, Monika, filmmaker.
Anilkumar, Amith, composer (expression).
Brown, James (Local historian), on-screen participant.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Baltersan Castle (Maybole, Scotland).
Castles--Conservation and restoration--Scotland--Maybole.
Castles.
Brown, James (Local historian).
Brown, James.
Genre:
Documentary films
Nonfiction films
Short films
Physical Description:
1 online resource (1 video file (34 min., 42 sec.)) sound, color
Place of Publication:
[United Kingdom] [publisher not identified] [2025?]
Language Note:
English with optional closed captioning in English
Summary:
"This film tells the inspiring story of James Brown, a man whose childhood in a small Glasgow apartment with nine siblings sparked a lifelong fascination with castles. In 1952, a visit to Ardrossan Castle left a lasting impression, igniting his dream of owning one. As an adult, he faced numerous challenges, but remained determined to fulfill his ambition, ultimately acquiring Baltersan Castle. Despite setbacks, including financial and restoration hurdles, James’ unwavering resilience drove him to restore the castle to its former glory. This documentary explores his journey, highlighting the passion, persistence and dedication behind his remarkable pursuit of a dream against all odds"-- Heritage Broadcasting Service
Participant:
James Brown, Susis Cormack Brown, Ann MacSween, Raymond Musynski, David Hearton
Credits:
Background score, Amith Anilkumar
Notes:
Online resource; title from home page (Heritage Broadcasting Service, viewed November 21, 2025)
OCLC:
1552948183

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