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Monk Dawson (2004)
A novice monk from the north of England is expelled from his order and relocates to London, where he struggles with his spiritual goals, earthly temptations and personal ideals. In the capital, he finds work as a jobbing journalist but is soon drowning in a sea of betrayal and misplaced affection.
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A novice monk from the north of England is expelled from his order and relocates to London, where he struggles with his spiritual goals, earthly temptations and personal ideals. In the capital, he finds work as a jobbing journalist but is soon drowning in a sea of betrayal and misplaced affection.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:James Magrane
In Theaters:10/26/2004
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Runtime:104 minutes
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Cast
Tom Waller
Director
John Michie
Eddie Dawson
Benedict Taylor
Bobby Winterman
Paula Hamilton
Jenny Stanten
Martin Kemp
David Allenby
Rupert Vansittart
Fr Timothy
Frances Tomelty
Mrs. Carter
Rhona Mitra
Mollie Joliff
Kate Steavenson-Payne
Theresa Carter
Michael Cashman
Prior of Pixhaven
Toby Hadoke
Br Simon
Mark Paterson
Br Benedict
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