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Dreaming on Desolation Island
Multiple award winning ‘Times’ journalist and ex Conservative MP Matthew Parris spends six months on Kerguelen, the world’s most remote island.
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Multiple award winning ‘Times’ journalist and ex Conservative MP Matthew Parris spends six months on Kerguelen, the world’s most remote island.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Matthew Parris
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Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:Fulmar West
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