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Pagan's Progress

1997, English. Directed by Richard Fretwell.

Paganism is claimed by some to be the fastest growing religion in Great Britain.

Paganism is claimed by some to be the fastest growing religion in Great Britain. Everyman visits a number of Pagans from different paths. Are these Pagans dangerous weirdo's or are they ordinary people with a heart-felt faith. The Pagan Federation have applied to The Charities Commission to gain official recognition as a proper Religion. Everyman follows the progress and reaction to their application.

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30 November 1997
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Pagan's Progress (1997) was directed by Richard Fretwell and stars Jenny Agutter, Ronald Hutton, Steve Paine.

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