Ralph Fiennes

★★★★
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The Dig is a poignant tale gracefully told

Ralph Fiennes and Carey Mulligan star in this compelling British period drama, set around the 1939 excavation of the remains of the 7th century Anglo-Saxon burial ship, Sutton Hoo.

4 years ago
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