Music by Debbie Wiseman

Edie stars Sheila Hancock and Kevin Guthrie and features a truly moving performance from Hancock in the title role, an elderly woman, who in the aftermath of the death of her controlling husband, decides to fulfil a life-long dream of recapturing the magic she had as a young girl by climbing a Scottish mountain. Edie employs Jonny (Kevin Guthrie – Dunkirk, Whisky Galore!) to help her prepare for the gruelling climb ahead and this sparks a surprising friendship. Throughout the past 20 years, there are probably few people in the UK who have not heard a theme from one of Debbie Wiseman’s films or television productions. Whether it is watching Stephen Fry bring to life Oscar Wilde for the big screen, hearing the latest political commentary on a Sunday morning with Andrew Marr, or revelling in the Tudor world of Thomas Cromwell in “Wolf Hall”, Wiseman has gifted us iconic themes of beauty and passion, love and laughter. Her poetry collaboration with Alan Titchmarsh, The Glorious Garden, topped the UK Classical Chart in March this year. 

“Debbie’s music captures the soaring spirit of a lost soul reborn by the beauty of nature and smell of adventure but most of all by the human friendship of a kind young man.” – Simon Hunter, Director of Edie

1. Training Day

2. To Lochinvar With Jonny

3. Night Of Wonder, Morning Of Trouble

4. Alone In The Past

5. Searching For A Bed

6. Packing Up For Adventure

7. New Clothes, New Life

8. Midnight Stranger

9. Heading Off Into The Wilds

10. An Evening Row

11. Hanging In There

12. Can’t Go Back
13. Edie