Autobiography and the Autobiographical in the Bill Douglas Trilogy

Abstract

Through an examination of the production and reception of Bill Douglas's "autobiographical trilogy," and a comparison with Douglas's written description of his childhood, this article explores the problems of discussing film as autobiography, and differences between literary autobiography and autobiographical film, but also how the autobiographical remains central to our understanding of these particular films.

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