Behold This Dreamer Cometh
If God still speaks through dreams, then what the devil was that?
Behold, This Dreamer Cometh is a short comedy film, written & directed by Jonny Mowat.
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Jonny MowatDirectorThe Organist, No A Basher
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Jonny MowatWriterThe Organist
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David McCollProducer
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Conor BerryKey Cast"Joseph"Schemers (2019), Gomorrah (2023)
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Holly BarbourKey Cast"Eilidh"
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Stephen BuchananKey Cast"Stephen"
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Michael RedmondKey Cast"Jacob"Father Ted (TV, 1995), Brass Eye (TV, 1997)
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Fergus AthertonKey Cast"Fergus"
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Maggie MacRitchieKey Cast"Mare"Waterloo Road (TV, 2013), Good Intentions (2014)
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Anne-Marie FeeneyKey Cast"Wilma"
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TJ TurnerDirector of PhotographyNo A Basher
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Finlay MowatSoundThe Organist
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Arran TottenGaffer
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Ainsley WhiteEditor
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Elvey StedmanProduction Designer
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Ellen BramwellCostume Designer
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Yexabel RiveroFirst Assistant Director
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Project Type:Short, Student
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Genres:Comedy, Drama
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Runtime:14 minutes 34 seconds
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Completion Date:October 28, 2025
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Production Budget:2,500 GBP
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Country of Origin:United Kingdom
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Country of Filming:United Kingdom
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Language:English
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:Yes - University of the West of Scotland
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
Jonny Mowat is a writer and director based in Glasgow, Scotland. His films combine his bold aesthetic style with a passion for narratives that dig into the dark to find glimmers of light, using humour to lead the way.
His latest comedy short Behold, This Dreamer Cometh, currently in post-production, follows a young man at church camp who dreams of his deceased dad, and is “surprisingly funny”. Prior to that, he made the short documentary No A Basher, following an ageing Glaswegian mountaineer who can no longer climb the hills he loves, as well as the comedy drama short The Organist, about the impact of a replacement organist at a funeral. He has also worked on numerous music videos and commercial works in visual art and design, for clients such as Bottle Rockets, Glasgow Film Festival, and BBC Scotland.