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The Last Words of Dolly Pentreath 

The 'last' Cornish speaker (who died in 1777) returns to contemporary Cornwall to investigate the state of the language.
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The 'last' Cornish speaker (who died in 1777) returns to contemporary Cornwall to investigate the state of the language.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Bill Scott
Written By:Bill Scott
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Runtime:21 minutes
Studio:Wild West Films

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