Being a Scot

A quiet, observant portrait follows a young Scottish man navigating life after a rocky breakup, a demanding family, and the pull of his hometown. He grapples with his identity and aspirations, balancing friendships, work, and the culture that shaped him. The everyday landscape—cobbled streets, bustling markets, and late-night chats—becomes a character in itself as he searches for purpose beyond the familiar routines. Through intimate moments and witty exchanges, the film explores how love, loss, and belonging entwine, pushing him toward a clearer sense of who he wants to become while honoring where he came from.