Eden Court, Scotland's largest combined arts organisation, screens In Fading Light.

In Fading Light is set within the North Shields fishing community at a time of change for the local industry. Made through the Channel 4-supported workshop movement, the film follows Karen, a young woman trying to build a relationship with her father by joining him aboard his fishing boat. The film is closely rooted in the realities of working life at sea: Amber bought and ran a 63-foot anchor seine netter during production, and actors spent days on board gutting fish as part of the process.

Comic, human and sharply observed, In Fading Light reflects Amber's long commitment to films made with, and from within, working-class communities.