The Birth of Valerie Venus
Trapped in a world of domesticity and servitude, long suffering vicar's wife Valerie has spent a lifetime serving others. Lost and lonely, she makes a quiet plea to a statue of the Virgin Mary, who answers her prayers in the form of a strange force.
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Trapped in a world of domesticity and servitude, long suffering vicar's wife Valerie has spent a lifetime serving others. Lost and lonely, she makes a quiet plea to a statue of the Virgin Mary, who answers her prayers in the form of a strange force.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sarah Clift
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:BFI Network, Lunapark Pictures, Madrefoca, Red Breast Productions
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