Over the last several years, Scotland has become an increasingly popular location in film.
Whether it’s television series such as One Day or upcoming films such as Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein, production crews are becoming a more common sight in the country.
Whether Scotland is acting as a stand in for another city or if it’s the focus of the movie, here are 15 films which have been made in Scotland over the last decade.
5. Black Dog (2024)
Following two teenagers from London as they take a road trip from the south of England all the way up to Scotland, Black Dog is another recent production which was filmed in Scotland. | BLACK DOG SPV Limited
6. Tetris (2023)
Starring Taron Egerton as the video game salesman who discovered Tetris, this Apple TV+ film was directed by Scottish filmmaker Jon S. Baird. Filming took place in areas including Glasgow, Edinburgh, Ayrshire and Aberdeen, which were largely used to stand in for Moscow. | Apple TV+
7. The Lost King (2022)
The 2022 film The Lost King is a dramatization of Philippa Langley's search to find the remains of King Richard III's remains from under a car park in Leicester. Starring Sally Hawkins and Steve Coogan, it was shot around Edinburgh in areas including Morningside and Dalkeith. | Contributed
8. My Son (2021)
Starring Scottish actor James McAvoy alongside English actress Claire Foy, My Son is the English language remake of director Christian Carion's 2017 film which follows an absent father who is called to the site of his son's disappearance to join a search party. The film was shot in areas including Lochaber, Loch Leven, Glencoe and Ballachulish, with McAvoy's performance being mostly improvised. | Contributed