Scottish films: Edinburgh's Waverley Steps is John Eldridge's classic view of Edinburgh in 1948 produced for the first Edinburgh Film Festival, makes its DVD debut. Centred around a day in the life of a railway fireman and other residents of Edinburgh Waverly Steps is recorded using location sound and it offers a fly-on-the-wall view of Edinburgh life in a more leisurely era long gone. One of the classic documentaries. Also featuring Northern Capital & Edinburgh - Impressions of the Festival City.

Edinburgh filmed in 1966 in technicolor by Edinburgh film makers Campbell Harper and directed by Henry Cooper, tells the history of the city. Jean Gray's 1937 film Northern Capital shows the sights of Edinburgh in glorious black and white. Originally silent, it is presented with music composed and performed by Graham Speedie.

DVD running time: 72 mins colour & b/w.