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VIDEORECORDING
Braveheart (Twentieth Century Fox, 1995), motion picture. Directed by Mel Gibson
The Three Lives of William Wallace (Saltire Films, 2005). Directed by Ross Harper
William Wallace: The True Story (Cromwell Films, 1998). Directed by Jock Ferguson