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Description John Gray wrote and directed this 2001 television production set in a fishing village on the west coast of Ireland in 1909. The 100-minute film gives Irish folklore a new character type, a seal that becomes a lovely human enchantress. The strange metamorphosis takes place after nine days of high tide create a mysterious "seventh stream," allowing the seal to go ashore and step out of her skin. From the outset, it seems clear that the sea-born beauty (Saffron Burrows) is meant for Owen...
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The Seventh Stream
Hallmark Hall of Fame -- XLIII of a Series
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A Celtic tale of a mysterious woman who possesses magical powers; bringing happiness to an Irish widower but discord to the fishing village in which they live...
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The Seventh Stream: The Emergence of Rocknroll in American Popular Music
A cultural and social study of the origins and evolution of "rocknroll".
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The Seventh Stream (DVD)
Some in the village claim she's an enchantress, one of the mythical seal people who's become trapped in the human form. For Own Quinn (Scott Glenn, The Right Stuff, Courage Under Fire) and the other fishermen in their wind-swept Irish coastal village, times are hard. Not only is there a fishing drought, but the solitary Quinn grows more remote to his friends and neighbors by the day. Widowed for five years and still mourning his late wife, Quinn sees only a grim future- until a beautiful and mysterious...
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The Seventh Stream (43rd In Collection) - DVD Movie
Owen Quinn (Scott Glenn) loved his quiet but challenging life as an Irish fisherman. Since his wife died, however, Quinn's world has been empty. But when he encounters Mairead (Saffron Burrows), a beautiful woman in distress, wonderful things start happening. Quinn — œ and his whole sleepy village — œ seem magically reborn. Quinn finds himself falling in love — œ but this mysterious woman raises suspicions among his friends and neighbors. Where did she come from? Will she vanish as quickly as...
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TV & Movie Cast Autographs THE SEVENTH STREAM MOVIE CAST SAFFRON BURROWS SCOTT GLENN
THE SEVENTH STREAM : SCOTT GLENN and SAFFRON BURROWS. Photograph signed: " Scott/Glenn " and " with very/warm/wishes/ Saffron Burrows ". Color, 8x10 overall, with montage of two cast photographs, 6¼x4½ (one surface). Publicity photograph for the 2001 fantasy, The Seventh Stream , which was based on the Irish legend of a seal that becomes an enchantress. Captioned to left of photographs: "Scott Glenn and Emon Morrissey star in The Seventh Stream , the 211th presentation of the Hallmark Hall of...
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Some in the village claim she's an enchantress, one of they mythical seal people who's become trapped in human form. For Owen Quinn (Scott Glenn, The Right Stuff, Courage Under Fire) and the other fishermen in their wind-swept Irish coastal village, times are hard. Not only is there a fishing drought, but the solitary Quinn grows more remote to his friends and neighbors by the day. Widowed for five years and still mourning his late wife, Quinn sees only a grim future - until a beautiful and mysterious woman...
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Magic the Gathering Card Game MTG Seventh Edition 7th Single Green Common Stream of Life
Magic the Gathering Card Game MTG Seventh Edition 7th Single Green Common Stream of Life
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This digital document is an article from Notes, published by Music Library Association, Inc. on December 1, 1994. The length of the article is 825 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: The Seventh Stream: The Emergence of Rocknroll in American Popular Music. Author: Timothy E. Scheurer Publication...
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Hallmark Set of 4 Vhs- Missing Pieces, the Lost Child, Grace & Glorie, and the Seventh Stream
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