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Mike Alexander

Mike Alexander

Director

Mike Alexander is a Scottish filmmaker. He co-founded the independent Glasgow-based production company Pelicula Films Ltd in 1972 with Mark Littlewood. Through Pelicula Films, he produced a variety of different films, both fiction and documentary. Working in long close association with writer and producer Dougla Eadie, his music credits include Transatlantic Sessions, Down Home with Aly Bain in North America, Beyond The Maypole, Aly Meets The Cajuns, The Jazz Apple and Follow The Moonstone. Outside of music, the Alexander/Eadie collaborations include: the Gaelic drama, As An Eilean (“From The Island”) winner of best feature film award at the 1993 Festival of the Americas in Montevideo, Uruguay; Gramsci – Everything That Concerns People, a dramatised portrait of the great Italian socialist writer; Haston – A Life In The Mountains, the life and times of the legendary Dougal Haston, enfant terrible of Scottish climbing; and Fishing For Poetry, with Billy Connolly, Aly Bain and Andrew Greig celebrating the centenary of the birth of the great Scottish poet, Norman MacCaig, by trekking high into the hills of MacCaig’s beloved Assynt to find and fish his favourite trout loch.

Born: May 1, 1945 (Age 79) in Scotland

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Mike Alexander  Movies & TV Credits

Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
Short Film
Actor1969
Movie
6.4
DirectingDirector, Producer1993
Movie
7.8
DirectingDirector2000
Movie
7.7
DirectingDirector1994
Movie
DirectingDirector
Movie
DirectingDirector1974
Movie
DirectingDirector
Movie
DirectingDirector
Movie
DirectingDirector
Movie
DirectingDirector, Writer
Movie
DirectingWriter, Director1975
Movie
DirectingDirector
Movie
DirectingDirector
Movie
7.7
DirectingDirector1991
Short Film
5.9
DirectingDirector, Writer1974
Short Film
DirectingDirector1969
Movie
DirectingDirector1997
Movie
6.7
DirectingDirector1987
Title Rating Job Role(s) Year
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