Set in the 1940s on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Margaret's Museum is a bittersweet Celtic love story that depicts the grindingly impoverished lives of coal miners trapped, several generations deep, in a company town. Having already lost her father and brother to mining disasters, the headstrong young Margaret MacNeil fights to keep her new husband safe and thereby becomes a social outcast in her community.
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- Margaret's Museum
- Cast
- Helena Bonham Carter, Clive Russell, Craig Olejnik, Kate Nelligan, Kenneth Welsh, Andrea Morris, Peter Boretski, Barry Dunn, Norma Dell'Agnese, Glenn Wadman
- Director
- Mort Ransen
- Producer
- Marilyn Belec, Mort Ransen, Christopher Zimmer, Claudio Luca, Steve Hall
- Writer
- Sheldon Currie, Katherine Fitzgerald, Mort Ransen, Gerald Wexler
- Duration
- 01:54:00
- Release
- Friday February 7 1997
- Genre
- Drama
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