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In 1910 London, an independent-minded young woman challenges her family’s expectations of marriage to pursue astronomy, questioning the restrictions of society, love, and tradition as she searches for a life of her own.
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In 1910 London, an independent-minded young woman challenges her family’s expectations of marriage to pursue astronomy, questioning the restrictions of society, love, and tradition as she searches for a life of her own.
Rating:
Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Justine Waddell
In Theaters:
Box Office:$475,135
Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:WestEnd Films, GLISK, Filmhedge, Asterisk Films, Piccadilly Pictures, M.Y.R.A. Entertainment, Star Mountain Pictures, Wild Bunch Germany
Cast
Tina Gharavi
Director
Haley Bennett
Katharine Hilbery
Elyas M'Barek
Ralph Denham
Lily Allen
Mary Datchet
Jack Whitehall
William Rodney
Jennifer Saunders
Bess Hilbery
Timothy Spall
Terence Hilbery
Misia Butler
Cyril Otway
Sally Phillips
Cousin Joan
Simon Phillips
Sir Francis Otway
Camilla Borghesani
Cassandra Otway
Erika Linder
Virginia Woolf
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