Are there any movies that feature Victorian workhouses, prisons or orphanages?

[Greensleeves]

I'm writing a novel which involves all of these institutions, and I'm surprised at how few popular movies there seem to be that have these settings.

I've seen Alias Grace, Affinity, Wilde, A Little Princess, Oliver Twist and The Trials Of Oscar Wilde. Can anyone recommend anything else? It doesn't have to be any good! Purely for research purposes, and because my neurodiverse brain can only deal with things I'm currently obsessed with.

‘Thursday’s Child’ based on the Noel Streatfeild novel and made in 1972. Possibly on YouTube or available from Germany. Some of it is set in an orphanage.

Magdalene sisters

@Bran21 that film had a profound effect on me. Was so bloody sad.

The Alienist on Netflix, set in New York at end of 19th century. It’s a bit gruesome but may be interesting for you.

Did you know there’s a National Trust property that’s an old workhouse? It’s set up with many of the rooms as it would have been and they recently refurbished the infirmary too. It’s at Southwell near Newark and it’s well worth a visit.

@ItsMutinyontheBunty I do know about it, and am desperate to go, but I can't afford it at the moment. Grrr. It's on my to-do list, though!

Scarlett and the Duke has an episode about a woman being locked up in a mental institution. You don't see the inside though.

Far from the madding crowd has a workhouse.

Shutter Island? Not UK based though.

Not a film per se but the Catherine cookson adaptations are on uktv for free and often feature workhouses etc. And call the midwife reference workhouses too

Quacks was very good!

Doubt, starring Meryl Streep. Some sort of Catholic orphanage I believe?

Doubt is one of my favourite films, I think it's a masterpiece. Heartbreaking, though.

Thanks so much for all the recommendations