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"The Story of an Hour," was adapted in 1985 into a 56-minute long video, Kate Chopin: The Joy That Kills, available through Films for the Humanities & Sciences.
An audio cassette of ''The Story of an Hour,'' is available through Books in Motion (1992).
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