Angelica

A couple living in Victorian London endure an unusual series of psychological and supernatural effects following the birth of their child.

Cast

Jena Malone

as Constance

Janet McTeer

as Anne Montague

Ed Stoppard

as Dr. Joseph Barton

Tovah Feldshuh

as Nora

Eliza Holland Madore

as Young Angelica

Daniel Gerroll

as Dr Pinfield-Smith

Henry Stram

as Dr Willette

Charles Keating

as Dr Miles

Glynnis O'Connor

as Older Constance

James Norton

as Harry

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