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Add Billy & Molly: An Otter Love Story to your watchlist Film-maker Charlie Hamilton James made the first of many trips to Shetland as a 16-year-old to photograph otters. “I was a weird teenager. I craved the solitude I could find with nature and I was obsessed with otters!” His subsequent career has seen him behind the camera on some of David Attenborough’s biggest natural history series and, more recently, travelling the globe as a stills photographer with National Geographic magazine. However, it was because of his Shetland connections that Hamilton James – whom RT readers might remember from his BBC series My Halcyon River

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