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Watch a new musical clip from The Testament of Ann Lee, featuring Amanda Seyfried and the cast as they perform 'All is Summer.' In the clip, the Shakers can be seen traveling on a boat through international waters as the seasons change. 

The official trailer is now here for The Testament of Ann Lee, the musical drama about the Shaker movement starring Amanda Seyfried. Watch the trailer, which previews the film's musical performances.

A new musical clip has been released from The Testament of Ann Lee, featuring Amanda Seyfried's performance of the song 'Hunger and Thirst,' adapted by composer Daniel Blumberg from a traditional Shaker hymn. Watch the performance now.

On Wednesday, actors Amanda Seyfried and Lewis Pullman joined Good Morning America to discuss playing Shakers in the new musical film, The Testament of Ann Lee. Watch the interview now.

A new featurette has been released for The Testament of Ann Lee, the forthcoming music-driven film about the Shaker Movement. Led by Amanda Seyfried as Mother Anne Lee, the video spotlights the stylized songs and dances created for the film by composer Daniel Blumberg and choreographer Celia Rowlson-Hall. Check it out now.

A new video is spotlighting a live performance of 'Clothed by the Sun,” an original song from The Testament of Ann Lee. The song, featured in the upcoming film, features music and lyrics by composer Daniel Blumberg, with vocals by Amanda Seyfried. Watch the performance now.

The first teaser and new first-look photos have been released for The Testament of Ann Lee, a new music-driven drama film starring Amanda Seyfried as the founding leader of the Shake Movement. Take a look at them now.

Following a London West End run in December 2007, a sold-out limited engagement at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music in March 2008, and a subsequent eight-week run on Broadway, director Rupert Goold's gripping stage production of Macbeth was filmed for television at the end of 2009.The co-production between WNET.ORG and Illuminations Television, in association with the BBC, stars Sir Patrick Stewart in his triumphant, Tony-nominated performance as the ambitious general, and Tony-nominated Kate Fleetwood as his coldly scheming wife.