The Beast of Loch Ness

The Beast of Loch Ness is a new documentary film telling the lesser known story of Aleister Crowley’s time in Scotland, and the modern restoration that saved Boleskine House from ruin.

The Beast of Loch Ness features a team of researchers investigating Scotland's most neglected historic building, Boleskine House. Separating historical facts from modern pop-culture, this film provides an in-depth examination of the self-proclaimed "Beast," Aleister Crowley, revealing the workings of the operational magic he performed while in Scotland.

The Beast of Loch Ness will feature on the international film festival circuit, and it will be available for public viewing thereafter. Visit www.thebeastoflochness.com for more information.

Film Cast:

Ashley Cowie - History Fuzz
Dr. Manon Hedenborg White, Södertörn University
Stewart Clelland - Alumni Exeter University
Keith Readdy - The Boleskine House Foundation
Gordon Rochford - Those Conspiracy Guys Podcast
Melissa Seims - The Wica
Vinnie Adams - Disclosure Team
Dan Zetterstrom - Colouring Between The Lines Podcast
Straiph Wilson - Scottish Contemporary Artist

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Production Information:

B4Films is an independent television production company based in Scotland and led by award-winning filmmaker Jim Brown. B4Films is one of the UK’s most original and innovative production companies creating factual and entertainment programming for broadcasters in the UK and around the world. For more information, please visit www.b4films.com/

The Boleskine House Foundation SCIO is a Scottish registered charity whose mission is to restore and preserve the historical legacy and heritage of the Boleskine House estate for the greater benefit of the public. In addition to their conservation-led approach to sympathetically restore Boleskine House, they aim to educate the public on the heritage of the house and lands, to welcome the enjoyment of its structure and surrounding gardens, and to facilitate learning, growth and well-being. For more information, please visit www.boleskinehouse.org.