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Rag Tale (2005)

20051h 58mdir. Mary McGuckianUnited Kingdomcomedy film

With Rupert Graves, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Lucy Davis, John Sessions, Bill Paterson, Cal MacAninch, David Hayman, Simon Callow

Directed by Mary McGuckian

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Rag Tale is a 2005 British comedy film directed by Mary McGuckian. It received mainly negative reviews.

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