Faithful

A lovely, touching and heartfelt fairytale. I was taken on a beautiful journey through Scottish folklore and would love to see more of this filmmaker and a feature film!

The legend of the Cu Sith is new to me and I am hoping to learn more about Scottish folklore. The special effects were charming and made for a magical film. I was completely invested in the story immediately, quite a feat for such a short film.

The young star Lily McGuire was radiant as Vaila and I certainly hope to see more of their work in the future as well. The actor playing the father was also excellent.

A beautifully written and filmed work.

Lovely short film!! Highly recommend!!

Very intriguing and magical. Sucks you in, and keeps you there the entire time.

Very touching story and brings out a lot of emotions - grief, fear, love, curiosity! A beautiful way to show how someone could deal with loss and the grief that comes with it, but also with some humour too! Really felt like I was in it!

Didn't expect to cry, but I did! Loved it! Brilliant ending! Bravo!

Actors were brilliant! Great young actors especially! Well done! And credit to the dog!!

The countryside scenes were amazing! Always lovely to see Scotland in that way! Thank you!

I watched this short film with no real knowledge of the subject matter and was drawn into way more than it advertised right from the start.

A tale that explored the legend of Cu Sith, grief, bravery and hope.

It's enchanting film style, with a fantastic debut performance by Lily, and engaging special effects delivered above and beyond my expectations.

The scenery in Scotland certainly added to the atmosphere.

I would highly recommend that you give it a watch, and keep your eyes open for more from this team, they are bound to produce more films that engage and educate us all about the legends of Scotland.

I watched this film because I read that the guy Fraser Coull who wrote it won the Best Screenplay award at the London Short Film Festival for this film. It's the best short film I've seen in years. This is such an original idea that if it got commissioned as a feature film, it would be box office gold. It's like 'The Hound Of The Baskervilles' for a youth audience with a Scottish Highland flavour to it. The cast shine like diamonds, and the lighting and special effects are a joy to behold. I enjoyed it so much that I wished it would last 90 minutes instead of 20. Absolutely brilliant. I hope the people who made this realise how good it is.

Sometimes it's amazing how a charming story earnestly told can win you over. It's well acted, lovingly made, and really well written (it won an award for a reason!!) And it made me giggle and teary, so what more could you want? Scottish accents? Magic? Cute dogs? (Guess what...)

I really hope people give this a chance. The main character takes us on an exciting journey with very relatable and well-told mythology. The ending surprised me, the landscapes were gorgeous, and the Spielberg inspired soundtrack was pure joy to listen to.

If the rumours are true and it might be getting a full length feature adaptation, sign me up!!