Bill Forsyth is probably best known to film lovers for the handful of iconic movies he made in the early 80’s, including Gregory’s Girl (1980), Local Hero (1983) and Comfort and Joy (1984). Back in 1979 however, Forsyth was an unknown trying to put together his first feature length movie. Lighthearted comedy That Sinking Feeling (1979) was made for a paltry £10,000, or even lower going by some online claims. Either way, the budget was so low that Forsyth was unable to afford

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