Bill Douglas Trilogy

The Bill Douglas Trilogy is a collection of two films that depict the difficult childhood of a young boy named Jamie. The films recount his experiences with material and emotional hardship, including challenging relationships with his paternal grandmother, time spent in a children’s home, and living among marginalized individuals in a hostel. The collection spans from 1972 to 1978, with a total runtime of 119 minutes. The films within the trilogy have individual runtimes of 47 and 72 minutes respectively. The collection has a total budget and revenue of zero. The two films included in the Bill Douglas Trilogy are My Childhood (1972) and My Way Home (1978). Together, these installments offer a stark portrayal of a young boy's formative years marked by adversity.