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The Mezzotint

MR James' hair-raising tale of a mysterious old artwork, sent to art curator Mr Williams (Rory Kinnear). Upon first glance, it doesn't leave much of an impression. But over time, he realises the image is gradually changing.

Year: 2021 Duration: 29 min Credits: Mark Gatiss, Rory Kinnear, Frances Barber... more

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