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O Holy Ghost
A mixture of rapture and disenchantment, O HOLY GHOST follows the inner experiences of two believers at opposite ends of the spiritual spectrum.
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A mixture of rapture and disenchantment, O HOLY GHOST follows the inner experiences of two believers at opposite ends of the spiritual spectrum.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mark Bradshaw
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Runtime:16 minutes
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Cast
Mark Bradshaw
Director
Fehinti Balogun
Emmanuel
Ben Whishaw
Charmaine
Kelly Campbell
Debbie
Anna Savva
Zealous Member
Emma D'Arcy
Stephanie
Marlene Madenge
Holy Ghost Zone Member
Sadao Ueda
Holy Ghost Zone Member
Takako Akashi
Prayer Warrior
Mary Benn
Holy Ghost Zone Member
Christopher Logan
Prayer Warrior
Claudia Capper
Holy Ghost Zone Member
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