A Ghost Story for Christmas The Stalls of Barchester

Based on the provided facts, "A Ghost Story for Christmas: The Stalls of Barchester" (1971) is a supernatural drama that tells the story of Dr. Black's investigation into the mysterious death of Archdeacon Haynes of Barchester Cathedral, whose alleged murder was tied to a sinister local legend surrounding the wooden choir stalls and a famous tree known as "The Hanging Oak." The film features a blend of historical facts, eerie atmosphere, and subtle supernatural elements, presented in a shadowy manner. Shot on 16mm film at Norwich Cathedral, it showcases the stunning architecture of the cathedral and its unique storytelling device through traditional music.