Seven Women: Meg Lam
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"Seven Women: Meg Lam" is a documentary and TV movie from 1976, directed by Patrick Tam. It is the sixth episode of the anthology series "Seven Women," adapted from Pat Flower's "The Tape Recorder."
This episode is part of a limited series, which adds to its allure for collectors. It's not the easiest to find, especially in good condition, making it somewhat of a treasure among enthusiasts of obscure documentaries. Formats have shifted primarily between VHS and DVD releases, with early copies becoming quite scarce. Interest in these anthology pieces has grown, especially as cultural contexts shift; this one encapsulates the period nicely.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the genre of "Seven Women: Meg Lam"?
The film is a documentary and TV movie.
Who directed "Seven Women: Meg Lam"?
The film was directed by Patrick Tam.
What is the release year of "Seven Women: Meg Lam"?
The film was released in 1976.
What series is "Seven Women: Meg Lam" a part of?
It is the sixth episode of the anthology series "Seven Women."
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