The Road Dance
The Road Dance (2022) is a drama, directed by Richie Adams. It stars Hermione Corfield and Morven Christie. The 116-minute film holds an audience score of 6.7/10.
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What The Road Dance Is About
A small village in the Outer Hebrides in the last days before the First World War. Kirsty Macleod lives there; she loves books and dreams of leaving the island for America. Before the young men go to the front, the village holds a dance out on the road. That night Kirsty is raped by someone she does not know. The men leave for the war, and Kirsty is left to live with what happened, unable to tell anyone and hiding a pregnancy. Richie Adams directs, adapting John MacKay's novel, which itself draws on real events. Hermione Corfield plays Kirsty. It was filmed on Lewis, where the story is set, and runs a hundred and sixteen minutes.
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What is The Road Dance about?
A small village in the Outer Hebrides in the last days before the First World War. Kirsty Macleod lives there; she loves books and dreams of leaving the island for America.
Where can I watch The Road Dance?
The Road Dance is available to watch on digital platforms such as Amazon Prime Video, Amazon Prime Video with Ads, Amazon Video, Apple TV Store. Current rent and buy options are listed in the "Where to Watch" section on this page.
How long is The Road Dance?
The Road Dance runs for 116 minutes (1h 56m).
When did The Road Dance come out?
The Road Dance was released in 2022.
Who directed The Road Dance?
The Road Dance was directed by Richie Adams.
Who stars in The Road Dance?
The Road Dance stars Hermione Corfield, Morven Christie, Mark Gatiss, Will Fletcher.
What is The Road Dance's rating?
The Road Dance holds 7.1/10 on IMDb and 6.7/10 on TMDB. Its Pulse Score is 69 out of 100.
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