Monday, 25 January 2021

The Rights of Women by Robert Burns


My rendition of the Rights of Women written by the Scottish poet Robert Burns in 1792 and yet today we still do not have the rights we should, by now over 200 years later. I wrote a screenplay about him called Red Rose, which was well distributed in Scotland with over 500000 DVD's, along side a cinema release there. The film then went on to be translated into 12 different languages whilst it was seen all over the world with particular interest in Eastern Europe, Russia and China as well as among all the Scottish communities in Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the USA. It is available on Amazon.com on DVD at this link on the word here   You can also buy it on our store to stream from Palm Tree Film directly here  The html link for it is www.palmtreefilm.com/store/redrose.html
I hope you enjoy your Burns Super where ever you are in the world and you get a chance to toast to the bard if only at home during these unprecedented times with the lockdowns from Covid19 pandemic.

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