Alias Grace – Exploring the hidden identities of Victorian women
Like The Handmaids Tale, Alias Grace is a chilling exploration of women’s rights, that has parallels in the modern age of Trump and Weinstein.
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Like The Handmaids Tale, Alias Grace is a chilling exploration of women’s rights, that has parallels in the modern age of Trump and Weinstein.
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