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Small Island

Small Island

Hortense (Naomie Harris) is a young Jamaican woman thrust into the grit of 1940s post-war London. Ruth Wilson, David Oyelowo, and Benedict Cumberbatch co-star.

Year: 2009 · Season 1 · Credits: Benedict Cumberbatch, Naomie Harris, David Oyelowo... more

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Years: 2009

Seasons: 1

Genre: Drama

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