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Ep. 1: Film, Nuns and Deathly Dances
- Narrated by: Alice Lowe
- Length: 34 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Cinema thrives on hysterical characters, especially when they inhabit closed environments such as convents or girls schools. But what can we make of the dozens of people who died during a dancing epidemic in medieval France?
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- Rhiana Bermingham
- 07-02-2020
Great Intro to Series
This was a great intro, I like the narrator and how it is structured. This was the first episode, so a little light on info, but intros often are.
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