The Ballad of Isabel Winslow
In 18th century England, two penniless con artists, Isabel Winslow and John Banterbury, rig a high-stakes card game against a hot-headed young nobleman, Lord Benedict.
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In 18th century England, two penniless con artists, Isabel Winslow and John Banterbury, rig a high-stakes card game against a hot-headed young nobleman, Lord Benedict.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Jeffrey Cohen
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Ripley Hill Pictures
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