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Midwinter of the Spirit

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Directed by
  
Richard Clark

Country of origin
  
United Kingdom

Final episode date
  
7 October 2015

Program creator
  
Stephen Volk

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Genre
  
Horror Drama

Composer(s)
  
Edmund Butt

First episode date
  
23 September 2015

Network
  
ITV

Director
  
Richard Clark

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Created by
  
Phil Rickman Stephen Volk

Starring
  
Anna Maxwell Martin David Threlfall Nicholas Pinnock Kate Dickie David Sterne

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Midwinter Of The Spirit is a three-part horror drama television series.

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Description

The series is based on Phil Rickman's "Merrily Watkins" series of books, of which "Midwinter of the Spirit" is the second in the series. This series follows country vicar Merrily Watkins, who is one of the few women priests working as an exorcist in the UK. When a grisly murder takes place in her local area, the police come calling for her assistance.

Cast

  • Anna Maxwell Martin as Vicar Merrily Watkins
  • David Threlfall as Huw Owen
  • Sally Messham as Jane Watkins
  • Nicholas Pinnock as Bishop Mick Hunter
  • Kate Dickie as DCI Annie Howe
  • Leila Mimmack as Rowenna Napier
  • Siobhan Finneran as Angela Purefoy
  • Ania Marson as Mrs. Joy
  • David Sterne as Canon Dobbs
  • Production

    The show was filmed in Herefordshire. Cathedral interiors were however filmed in Chester. David Threlfall consulted with an exorcist (who author Phil Rickman put him in contact with) for advice on his role.

    Reception

    The Daily Telegraph says that it's a "surprisingly faithful adaptation" while being "exceptionally creepy without ever venturing beyond the bounds of the credible". The Guardian newspaper reviewed the show by saying it "is not a slow build", and that "it dives straight in", and it adds that "it’s still a lot of fun, just the thing to both cheer and chill as the nights close in."

    References

    Midwinter of the Spirit Wikipedia