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Midwinter of the spirit

Midwinter of the spirit

DVD 2015

Country vicar Merrily Watkins is in training to be an exorcist, or 'deliverance counselor,' for the Church of England. Although guided by the sardonic, no-nonsense Reverend Huw Owen, Merrily contends with self-doubt in her tough new role. When Merrily is called in to consult on a grisly murder investigation, the inexperienced exorcist finds herself battling supernatural terrors that threaten to overwhelm her.

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Church of England Fiction
Exorcism Fiction
Murder Investigation Fiction
Paranormal fiction
Rickman, Philip. Merrily Watkins series Film adaptations
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Description:
1 videodisc (145 minutes) : sound, colour ; 4 3/4 inches
digital optical surround Dolby Digital stereophonic
video file DVD video region 1
polychrome
Target Audience Note:
Canadian Home Video Rating: 14A
Canadian Home Video Rating:
Other Title:
Midwinter of the spirit (Television program) [DVD]
Notes:
Based on the novel by Phil Rickman
Bonus feature: photo gallery
Originally aired as individual episodes on television
Title from container
Kate Dickie, Nicholas Pinnock, Leila Mimmack, Siobhan Finneran, Ben Bailey Smith, Anna Maxwell Martin, David Threlfall
DVD ; widescreen presentation ; Dolby Digital stereophonic
For private home use only
Subtitled for the deaf and hard of hearing
Control Number:
1911271
UPC:
054961247899
Other Authors:
Acorn Media (Firm), publisher
Clark, Richard (Director), television director
Collinson, Phil, television producer
Dickie, Kate, actor
Finneran, Siobhan, 1967- actor
ITV Studios, production company
Maxwell Martin, Anna, 1977- actor
Mimmack, Leila, actor
Pinnock, Nicholas, 1973- actor
RLJ Entertainment, film distributor
Smith, Ben Bailey, actor
Volk, Stephen, 1954- screenwriter
television adaptation of (work): Rickman, Philip. Merrily Watkins series [DVD]Videorecording
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