Manx myths & fairy tales

United Kingdom, 1996

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The Isle of Man is located in the centre of the British Isles. With their strong Celtic influences, the Isle has a strong tradition of storytelling, some similar to other stories from Celtic lands, some unique to the Isle itself. Narrated by Manx students Ben and Sarah, and told by Manx residents, these ten tales capture the essence of Celtic history. Each story is introduced, their origins explained, and then told accompanied by illustrations provided by Manx students.

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director

Caroline Webster

producer

Julie Harmer

production company

Queen Elizabeth II High School

Singer and Friedlander

Duration

00:50:00:00

Production places
United Kingdom
Production dates
1996

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