The Edge Of The World (Michael Powell, cinematography - Monty Berman, Skeets Kelly & Ernest Palmer, 1937) 
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3 comments:
top shot of the cliff could totally be from my Mom's island and the fort of Dun Angeus, where as a kid and an adult we'd visite everytime over in the old country and stick out heads over the 330ft drop.
which'd be Aran Islands, Co. Galway, Eire
Seen pics of the Arans and they are similar.
The movie was shot on the island of Foula in the Shetlands off the north coast of Scotland. almost nobody lives there anymore.
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