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A Passage to Wisbech (1986) | Slate

A Passage to Wisbech

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A Passage to Wisbech

A documentary about the work and life aboard the old coaster "Carrick" as she plies the waters of the North Sea and the English Channel trading to the ports of Southern England and the Near Continent.

Released: 1986
Runtime: 40m
Language: English

Direction and writing

Robin ImrayDirector, Writer

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Cast

Philip JacksonNarrator
Richard PascoPoetry Read By

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