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Sincerely Yours, Lewis Carroll 

Sincerely Yours, produced by award-winning filmmakers George Pastic and Andy Malcolm is an intimate portrayal of Lewis Carroll, photographer and author of enduring children’s classics. Sincerely Yours explore the Victorian world in which he lived, long before the publication of the Alice books that made him famous. Carroll’s camera, photographic albums and diaries were faithfully reconstructed to create the delightful afternoon when he photographed the real Alice and her two sisters in the deanery garden. Sincerely Yours invites you to step through the looking glass to experience the extraordinary world of Lewis Carroll.
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Sincerely Yours, produced by award-winning filmmakers George Pastic and Andy Malcolm is an intimate portrayal of Lewis Carroll, photographer and author of enduring children’s classics. Sincerely Yours explore the Victorian world in which he lived, long before the publication of the Alice books that made him famous. Carroll’s camera, photographic albums and diaries were faithfully reconstructed to create the delightful afternoon when he photographed the real Alice and her two sisters in the deanery garden. Sincerely Yours invites you to step through the looking glass to experience the extraordinary world of Lewis Carroll.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:George Pastic
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Runtime:25 minutes
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