IT was a night of celebration for some of the country's leading film and TV stars at the annual Bafta Scotland awards.
IT was a night of celebration for some of the country's leading film and TV stars at the annual Bafta Scotland awards.
CELEBRATION: Among the stars were, clockwise from left, Peter Mullan, James Cosmo, Karen Dunbar, Sir Terry Pratchett and, below left, John Sessions, Robbie Coltrane, Peter Capaldi and Richard Wilson. Pictures: James Galloway
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Robbie Coltrane, Karen Dunbar and Sir Terry Pratchett were among the celebrities who graced the red carpet at the Radisson Blu in Glasgow for the ceremony.
Peter Mullan scooped two awards out of four nominations for his film Neds, which tells the story of John McGill, a teenage boy growing up in 1970s Scotland.
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