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‘THE INCOMER’ RELEASED IN US CINEMAS FEATURING COSTUME DESIGN BY ECHO’S SARAH BLENKINSOP!

‘THE INCOMER’ RELEASED IN US CINEMAS FEATURING COSTUME DESIGN BY ECHO’S SARAH BLENKINSOP!

THE INCOMER arrives in US cinemas today, featuring Costume Design by echo’s Sarah Blenkinsop.

Written and directed by Louis Paxton in his feature debut, the surreal comedy stars Domhnall Gleeson and is produced by Shirley O’Connor and Emily Gotto for Pilea Pictures, Keeper Pictures, Trevor Noah’s Day Zero Productions, Moby’s Little Walnut, Screen Scotland and BFI.

Set on a remote Scottish island, the film follows a brother and sister who live by hunting seabirds and sharing stories of their ancestors, until the arrival of feared newcomers threatens their way of life.

The film premiered at Sundance in January this year where it won the NEXT Innovator Award, before opening the Edinburgh International Film Festival in August.

‘THE INCOMER’ OUT IN CINEMAS!

‘THE INCOMER’ OUT IN CINEMAS!

After premiering at Sundance (winning the NEXT Innovator Award) and opening this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival, THE INCOMER is now out in cinemas across the UK and Ireland, featuring Costume Design by echo’s Sarah Blenkinsop.

Starring Domhnall Gleeson, THE INCOMER is writer and director Louis Paxton’s feature debut, with Paxton recently named among Rising Stars Scotland 2026. The film is produced by Shirley O’Connor and Emily Gotto for Pilea Pictures, Screen Scotland and BFI.

The uniquely surreal comedy is set on a remote Scottish island, and follows a man and his sister who survive by hunting seabirds and sharing stories of their ancestors, as they face the arrival of feared newcomers and fight to protect their home.

"SILENT ROAR" TO OPEN THE 2023 EDINBURGH FILM FESTIVAL!

"SILENT ROAR" TO OPEN THE 2023 EDINBURGH FILM FESTIVAL!

SILENT ROAR will open the 2023 Edinburgh Film Festival! Johnny Barrington’s debut feature was shot by echo Director of Photography Ruben Woodin Dechamps and features Costume Design by Taff Williamson. Set and shot in Scotland’s Outer Hebrides the film was produced by Screen Scotland, the BFI and BBC Films.