This adaptation of three stories from Irvine Welsh's short-story collection of the same name reunites Annie Louise Ross, Kevin McKidd, and Ewen Bremner from the author's previous cinematic success, Trainspotting, which was also set in the author's native North Edinburgh. In the Kafka-esque "The ...more
Although it's fuelled by the same caustic imagination as Trainspotting, this misanthropic anthology is a very different sort of film from that cautiously optimistic art-house hit. Unfortunately, although it's certainly worth watching, it's also an inferior effort. Visually, The Acid House pops in all the right places, investing the slums of Edinburgh with manic color and rock & roll pizazz. BBC documentarian Paul McGuigan makes a smooth transition to fiction, staging soccer matches, meetings ...more
- Stephen McCole - Boab [The Granton Star Cause]
- Maurice Roeves - God [The Granton Star Cause]
- Garry Sweeney - Kev [The Granton Star Cause]
- Jenny McCrindle - Evelyn [The Granton Star Cause]
- Simon Weir - Tambo [The Granton Star Case]
- Morgan Simpson - Chantal, Baby [A Soft Touch]
- Iaian Andrew - [The Granton Star Cause]
- Marnie Kidd - Chantal, Toddler [A Soft Touch]
- Irvine Welsh - Parkie [The Granton Star Case]
- Alison Peebles - Mother [A Soft Touch]
- Pat Stanton - Barman [The Granton Star Case]
- Joanne Riley - Diana [A Soft Touch]
- Maurice Roeves - The Drunk [A Soft Touch]
- Sarah Gudgeon - New Girl [A Soft Touch]
- Paul McGuigan - Director
- Alex Usborne - Producer
- David Muir - Producer
- Irvine Welsh - Screenwriter
- Jean Kerr - Art Director
- Rohan Banyard - Art Director
- Alan Brereton - Associate Producer
- Carolynne Kidd - Associate Producer
- Pam Tait - Costume Designer
- Lynn Aitken - Costume Designer
- Neil Calder - First Assistant Director
- Andrew Hulme - Editor
- Fiona Winning - Location Manager
- Barry Adamson - Composer (Music Score)











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