Gateways to Faerie

Jan 1, 2010

1h 24m

★ 0.0

Overview

Where did they come from? What modern day messages do they have for humans? All of these questions are answered and more as artist John Curtis Crawford & writer/story-teller Bridget Wolfe of Faerie Woodland lead us on a journey of discovery to find the Gateways of Faerie. A mystical journey for all ages, this documentary film shows us the value of seeing with our imagination and gives us permission to believe what we see.

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Documentary

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Fairywoodland

UFO TV

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Cast

Herself

Bridget Wolfe

Himself

John C. Crawford

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Gateways to Faerie

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