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VERTIGO NEWSLETTER #28, November 2007

Vertigo's newsletter features the latest on the magazine, what's new on the website plus exclusive competitions, events listings, links to resources and more. 

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CONTENTS 


1) Vertigo News – Vision On: Celebrating the Imagination - Vertigo’s New Issue out now; November On line issue now up on the website

2) Competition – Win a copy of ‘The Politics of Documentary’ by Michael Chanan 

3) Events and screenings – Made in Prague: The New Czech Cinema UK Tour, Brief Encounters Short Film Festival, The Smoking Cabinet, What’s Japanese Cinema Got to do with It?, Plus Camerimage & Vertigo sponsors the premiere of ‘Profit Motive and the Whispering Wind’

4) Calls for submissions and Courses – Birds Eye View 2008, Curatorial Proposals for New Work UK & The Wellcome Trust Arts Awards

5) Links

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1 - VERTIGO NEWS

Vision On: Celebrating The Imagination - Vertigo’s New Issue is out now

Vertigo’s latest issue includes interviews of Carlos Reygadas and Bela Tarr on their latest films ‘Silent Light’ and ‘The Man from London’; Asif Kapadia writing about his new film ‘Far North’; Iain Sinclair on Jayne Mansfield in Hackney; Andrew Kötting on ‘The Moon’ and ‘The Sledgehammer’; Michelangelo Antonioni and Ingmar Bergman remembered; Bill Morrison artists’ pages; features on Andrei Sukorov and Derek Jarman; Joe Strummer and J.G. Ballard on film; John Cassavetes and Ken McMullen reappraised. Plus lots more!
To subscribe or buy the new issue go to http://www.vertigomagazine.co.uk/shop/shophome.htm

November On-line issue now on the website

The latest On-line issue is now up on the website with articles, reviews and competitions, featuring Mark Cousins’ report on the recent Africa in Motion festival;  John Berger’s discussion on ‘Carmen’, Sally Potter’s recent opera directorial debut; documenting the natural world with ‘Earth’; an appraisal of Jacques Demy, subject or a special season of the French filmmaker at the BFI Southbank; a Leeds Film Festival report, examining thoughts about being a Festival Jury Member, and much more!
To see the November On-line issue go to: http://www.vertigomagazine.co.uk/issue.php?sel=onl&siz=0
You can still catch the previous On-line issue at: http://www.vertigomagazine.co.uk/issue.php?sel=bac&siz=0&id=46

2 - COMPETITION


Win a copy of ‘The Politics of Documentary’ by Michael Chanan from the BFI

Is documentary a genre? Does it have a greater claim to truth than a fictional feature or short? The latest book of Michael Chanan is an exhaustive review of the documentary film offering a wide-ranging study of international documentary film-making and giving a fresh perspective on its history and techniques. Indeed, Chanan traces the history of documentary from the first Lumière films to John Grierson and his contemporaries, through Free Cinema, Cinéma Vérité and Direct Cinema, to the resurgence of high profile contemporary documentary.

For your chance to win a copy of the book, email the answer to the following question, along with your full contact details, to vertigo@vertigomagazine.co.uk

As part of the Cinéma Vérité movement, the documentary ‘Chronique d’un Été’ was made in 1961. Who directed it?

3 - EVENTS AND SCREENINGS

Made in Prague – The New Czech Cinema UK Tour, 12th November 2007– 17th February 2008

This is a selected programme of Made in Prague, The New Czech Cinema festival, going on tour to Picturehouse Cinemas across the UK. The  touring tribute to a new generation of Czech filmmakers will include a wide range of most recent international successes: among them  ‘Beauty in Trouble’, a beautifully shot study of love and redemption by Jan Hrebejk; ‘Grandhotel’, a quirky new film by David Ondricek; and Dan Wlodarczyk’s ‘The Indian and the Nurse’, an unusually sensitive take on Czech-Roma relations. In addition, the programme will also include the stunning puppet animation, ‘Fimfarum II’, based on Jan Werich’s legendary tales, and the moving feature documentary ‘Marcela’.  Finally, the season will be complemented by the offbeat ‘undergound’ film ‘It’s Gonna Get Worse…’, a story of drop-out culture in the 1970s that has already gained a cult following.
For more details see http://www.czechcentres.cz/london/program.podrobnosti.asp?ID=24260

Cinecity - The Brighton Film Festival, 15th November- 2nd December

In its 5th edition, Cinecity features a global mix of UK premieres and previews, treasures from the archives, plus the latest digital adventures and artists' moving images. Vertigo is a mdeia sponsor to this year’s festival, which includes a special focus on the Austrian avant-garde cinema. Additionally, the renowned South African artist William Kentridge will also be coming to Brighton for the festival to launch an exhibition of his moving image work.
For the recent Vertigo article on CineCity go to: http://www.vertigomagazine.co.uk/showarticle.php?sel=cur&siz=0&id=865
For more information please visit http://www.cine-city.co.uk/2007/

Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, Estonia, 15th November – 9th December

In its 11th year, Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival is a unique event combining a feature film festival with the sub-festivals of animated films, student films and children/youth films. Its aim is to present Estonian audiences a comprehensive selection of world cinema in all its diversity with the emphasis on European films, providing a friendly atmosphere for interaction between audiences, Estonian filmmakers and international artists. Black Nights Film Festival presents a competition programme ‘EurAsia’ and an Estonian feature film competition showing fiction and documentary features from the last 2 years, plus retrospectives of filmmakers. 
For more information go to http://2007.poff.ee/?todo=view_page&id=594&lang=2&st=

The Smoking Cabinet: Festival of Early Cabaret and Burlesque Cinema, London, 7th to 9th December

The second weekend of December announces the opening of The Smoking Cabinet – the UK’s first ever showcase of early burlesque and cabaret themed cinema. The Smoking Cabinet will be composed of rarely screened shorts and full length films celebrating the moving image from the belle époque to Weimar Berlin with the aim of building an audience for, and awareness of, cabaret inspired early cinema including the work of Fernard Léger, Man Ray, Percy Smith, Adrian Brunel, Jean Renoir, Georges Méliès as well as featuring turn of the century music hall stars, circus performers, early erotica and performing animals. By focusing exclusively on cinema and moving image activity from between 1894 –1933 The Smoking Cabinet will offer a more restrained, delicate and imaginative depiction of sexuality that sowed the seeds for not only the grindhouse exploitation movies of the post war American underground, but that also explores the beginnings of the artist film and video movement. The festival will also present inspiring and knowledgable talks and discussions on burlesque and cabaret films.
For more information go to : http://www.thesmokingcabinet.com
For a sample of the films go to: http://www.myspace.com/thesmokingcabinet

Italian Film Festival UK, across the UK, 16th November- 2nd December

In its 14th edition, the Italian Film Festival will run in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Dundee, Cardiff, Manchester and London (Riverside and Renoir cinemas) offering an eclectic programme with the screening of Nuovo Cinema, including some documentaries and shorts. Films will draw attention to topics such as the creative turmoil of an artist, wartime comedy, genocide in Armenia, contemporary love tangles, and romance across the cultural divide. Plus, there will be knock-out performances on view from the likes of Michele Placido, Monica Bellucci, Carlo Verdone, Riccardo Scamarcio, Silvio Muccino, Sergio Castellitto, Stefano Accorsi and Margherita Buy to mention only a few.
To see the full programme visit http://www.italianfilmfestival.org.uk/

Cinemagic World Screen Festival for Young People – Belfast, 16th November- 2nd December

This is your last chance to go to the Cinemagic Festival. Established in 1989, Cinemagic is currently the largest film event for young people in the UK and Ireland. Designed for and by young people, the festival caters for young people (from 4 to 25) with just about every level of interest in film – whether they want to watch and enjoy, create their own work or take things one stage further and find out more about a possible career in the film or television industry. In addition, Cinemagic is a Belfast based award winning charity that embraces the magic of film, television and digital technologies to educate, motivate and inspire young people through the medium of workshops, film screenings and masterclasses.
For more details about the festival visit: http://www.cinemagic.org.uk/

London Children’s Film Festival 2007, 18th – 25th November

Still a chance to catch the Children’s Film Festival. This year’s festival takes place at the Barbican and 10 partner cinemas across London, showcasing the best new films from across the globe for children, families and schools and a huge range of workshops so that everyone can join. The London Children's Film Festival is a city-wide celebration of world cinema for children, families and schools. In its third year, the festival is delighted to have a special focus on new family films from Germany. For booking information call 0845 120 7528 and for more details go to http://www.londonchildrenfilm.org.uk (workshops)
Brief Encounters Short Film Festival, Bristol, 21st- 25th November
In its 13th edition, this year's Encounters Short Film Festival offers a programme of screenings featuring an array of inspiring and innovative shorts coming from international artists. The festival, with Vertigo as a mdeia sponsor, will also present a series of special events, and a very special preview screening featuring a choice selection of the cinematic treats.
For more details see http://www.encounters-festival.org.uk/

International Documentary Film Festival, Amsterdam, 22nd November – 2nd December

In its 20th year, the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam is the largest documentary festival in the world. IDFA offers an international film programme, a variety of genres and a politically committed programme. The 20th IDFA will be celebrating this year with an opening event, including special screenings and guests such as Ariel Dorfman, Dr. James Orbinski and Maziar Bahari. IDFA will open with ‘Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime Experience’ by Richard Robbins; a film centring around the letters, poems, essays and diary fragments of American soldiers serving in Iraq. Plus, throughout the festival there is the opportunity to see no less than 250 international documentaries and join directors, producers, buyers, financiers for discussions, debates, workshops and masterclasses.
For more information go to http://www.idfa.nl/en/

Patrick Keiller’s ‘The City of the Future’, London, 23rd November 2007 – 3 February 2008

Now, for the first time, Patrick Keiller presents the multi-screen installation version of his research project ‘The City of the Future’ at the BFI Southbank Gallery. An exploration of urban space at the turn of the 20th century and a virtual landscape composed of 68 early “actuality” films made between 1896 – 1909, arranged in the gallery on a network of maps from the period. Visitors are invited to explore this landscape, both by moving among its sequential screens and by departing from the programmed sequence, to create an individual journey using the ‘menu’ functions of a DVD. In addition, there will be conversations with Patrick Keiller and Roger Luckhurst on 28th November at the BFI Southbank. For more details, go to http://www.bfi.org.uk/whatson/southbank/film/8115

Plus Camerimage – Lodz, Poland, 24th November – 1st December

The International Film Festival of the Art of Cinematography Plus Camerimage is the greatest and most recognised festival dedicated to the art of cinematography. It helps young filmmakers and integrates the community of those already recognised, allowing them to explore new artistic areas. Plus, the Festival also contains other special events such as Student Etudes Competition, Student Panorama, Plus Camerimage Market, Plus Camerimage Forum, Polish Films Competition, screenings and premieres, reviews, retrospectives, meetings, exhibitions and music performances.
For more details visit:
http://www.pluscamerimage.pl/index.php?lang=en&PHPSESSID=701ced61983e2a245414b1359c3f5348

ZINEBI - International Festival of Documentary and Short Film of Bilbao, Spain, 26th November – 1st December

In its 49th edition, ZINEBI is preparing to celebrate this year’s festival with 2,648 films registered from 75 different countries, 92 of which have been selected from 38 countries for the international competition gathering a wide range of film genres such as fiction, documentary and animation. Within the Latin American section, this will be the opportunity to see films from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador (for the first time), Mexico, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela.
For more information visit http://www.zinebi.com/index.html

Tirana International Film Festival – Cinema Short Film Festival, Albania, 26th November- 2nd December

Created in 2003, this was the first and the only international cinema festival in Albania. This year’s festival will offer about 800 films from 65 different countries coming from all over the world with 316 authors who applied in the category of fiction, 85 in animation, 95 in documentary, and 94 in experimental. In addition, the Festival will present a special program including all forms of film production - feature, documentaries and animated films more than 30' length.
For more information visit http://www.tiranafilmfest.com/

Cairo International Film Festival, Egypt, 27th November – 7th December

This is the 30th anniversary of the festival featuring its regular competitions, tributes and controversial films from all over the world. This year’s festival will offer surprises, novel projects, digital film making symposiums, and new competitions to continue the festival's tradition of honouring national cinema worldwide. Plus, there will be the screenings of films from the UK with showing of the most recent and best British films.
For more details see http://www.cairofilmfest.org/

‘Voyages’ presents: Screening of Lucie Kralova’s ‘Lost Holiday’ at the Institut Français, London, 29th November, 7.45 pm

'Voyages' is a ten-day festival showcasing the work of new and established directors from across the continent to celebrate the wealth and diversity of contemporary documentary films in Europe. The season of contemporary European documentaries offers a screening of ‘Lost Holiday’ by Lucie Kralova, followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker. This is a documentary detective story; a film about a journey, identity and the testimonial power of photography in the contemporary interconnected world. Best documentary film at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival 2007.To Book call 020 7073 1350 or visit www.institut-francais.org.uk  and for more details go to:
http://www.czechcentres.cz/london/novinky.asp?ID=6685

Dance for Camera Festival, Brighton, 30th November – 2nd December

South East Dance presents their 10th Dance for Camera Festival in Brighton.  There are World and UK premieres, documentaries, feature length and short dance films, installations and artists' debates around the City and at the University of Brighton. There will be also free installations at Lighthouse, 28 Kensington Street from 21st November to 2nd December.
For further information visit www.southeastdance.org.uk/danceforcamerafestival.html

Vertigo presents ‘Profit Motive and the Whispering Wind’, Brighton, Saturday 1st December

This is a UK Premiere of John Giavito’s inspired and radical new contribution to the hybrid genre of essay film. From the Wobblies to Malcolm X, Chicago to Chavez, Gianvito’s camera visits the traffic islands, malls, roadsides and martyr sites of those who variously stood and were cut down for the crime of speaking truth to the violence of state and corporation on behalf of their communities and comrades. With his camera locked off in the spirit of James Benning, Gianvito testifies with the lens to the little remembered sacrifices and struggles across the centuries. Utterly committed but closer to Tarkovsky than agit-prop rhetorical, Profit Motive hymns another America, and places the spirit of place with the people against power. Introduced by Gareth Evans, Editor of Vertigo
For the recent Vertigo article on ‘Profit Motive’ go to: http://www.vertigomagazine.co.uk/showarticle.php?sel=&siz=0&id=820.
For more details see http://www.cine-city.co.uk/2007/event/?id=46

Tomu Uchida Season at the BFI Southbank, London, 2nd– 30th December

Coming to the BFI, this is a 16-film retrospective of the director Tomu Uchida, put together by Alex Jacoby and Midnight Eye's Jasper Sharp who both will be on hand to introduce a number of the films, while Jasper Sharp will be involved in a panel discussion on December 5th with Tony Rayns, Julian Stringer and Isolde Standish entitled ‘What's Japanese Cinema Got to Do With it?’
Plus, the season will be playing in a slimmed down version of the retrospective at the Bristol Arnolfini and the Edinburgh Filmhouse in January.
For more details visit: www.bfi.org.uk/whatson/southbank/seasons/uchida or www.arnolfini.org.uk or www.filmhousecinema.com/
For Vertigo’s recent special Japanese Independent Film focus issue go to: http://www.vertigomagazine.co.uk/issue.php?sel=bac&siz=0&id=38
For more information on Midnight Eye go to: www.midnighteye.com/reviews/round-up_011.shtml

4th Dubai International Film Festival, United Arab Emirates, 9th – 16th December

Now going into its fourth year, the Dubai International Film Festival showcases a wide selection of features, shorts and documentaries from around the world. The DIFF aims at establishing itself as a major international festival, while continuing to act as a platform for showcasing excellence in Arab Cinema and simultaneously contributing to the development and growth of the regional industry and talent. The 2007 edition of the Dubai International Film Festival will feature 9 programmes that will showcase cinema of all genres from all over the world.
For more information see http://dubaifilmfest.com/

Semiconductor ‘Brilliant Noise’ – Nationwide touring exhibition, 30th November 2007 – 13 January 2008

Semiconductor are Brighton-based artists Ruth Jarman and Joseph Gerhardt. In 2005, the artists undertook 6 months of research and experimentation, working alongside space scientists at the NASA Space Sciences Laboratories (SSL) UC Berkeley, California. Three new works produced from this extraordinary residency will form a touring exhibition and programme of special events. In addition, Fabrica gallery, Brighton, will house a large-scale three screen surround-sound installation of ‘Brilliant Noise’, an award winning work made from raw satellite footage of the sun. On 6th December, Semiconductor will give a presentation on their experiences at the NASA space sciences laboratory and screen their new space science related works. Space scientist Chris Davis from the STFC will reveal the science behind the solar images as well as current NASA missions to the sun. On 21st December, there will be an evening solstice live performances and screenings with alternate soundtracks of Brilliant Noise.
For the recent Vertigo article on Semiconductor, go to: http://www.vertigomagazine.co.uk/showarticle.php?sel=&siz=0&id=747
For further information contact Becky Moll: press@semiconductorfilms.com or see http://www.semiconductorfilms.com.
For more information about Fabrica Gallery go to http://www.fabrica.org.uk/index.htm

14th Exposures UK Student Film Festival, Manchester, 3rd – 6th December 

For its 14th year, this is four days of screenings, special events and awards ceremonies featuring the nation’s most promising filmmaking talent which bring exposures 2007 UK Student Film Festival to life.  53 films are competing over four categories at the Cornerhouse Cinema. The festival will kick off with showing off the skills of filmmakers between the ages of 14-18. Amongst the films being seen for the first time there will be the premiere screenings of ‘The Crumpit’ and ‘Origin’, two films developed through the LiveWire Film Camp, a week-long summer filmmaking experience organised by Cornerhouse. 
For more details visit http://www.exposuresfilmfestival.co.uk/

Jean Rouch – Documentary Screenings at the Cine Lumière and a Study Day at Birkbeck College, London, 8th- 9th December

To mark the publication of a new collection of essays, ‘Building Bridges: The Cinema of Jean Rouch’, Wallflower Press will be hosting launch events on 8th-9th December in London. On 8th December, there will be a study day about ‘Imagined Lives and Inquiry – the Ethno fiction of Jean Rouch’ at the Centre for Film and Visual Media, Birkbeck College. Plus, there will be screenings of Jean Rouch’s celebrated documentaries and round–table discussions with among others Ian Christie, Paul Henley, Elizabeth Wood, Bernard Surugue, and Joram ten Brink. Entry is free but places are limited.
For details please see www.bbk.ac.uk or contact: R.Savage2@student.westminster.ac.uk
On 9th December, there will be a Rouch Double-bill with screening of ‘La Pyramide Humaine’ (1961) and ‘Les Maîtres Fou’ (1955) at the Ciné Lumière.
For details visit: box.office@ambafrance.org.uk 
For more information about the book or events, please e-mail eleanor@wallflowerpress.co.uk

VET upcoming High Definition Open Day, London, 13th December

VET’s HD open day is for producers currently working on HD commissions or talking to broadcasters about HD programming. Throughout the day there will be practical advice and contributions from HD camera experts and broadcasters. This is an Open House where you can drop in and talk face to face with experts and ask questions and get the answers you need to make your programme a success and bring it in on budget. Give yourself an early Christmas present, if you’re being commissioned for a High Definition programme or series get a long to VET in December.
For more information contact Dame Hyndman at VET, dame@vet.co.uk or visit http://www.vet.co.uk/

4 - CALLS FOR SUBMISSIONS, APPLICATIONS AND COURSES

Call for applications – New Work UK

For the screening series New Work UK, LUX and Whitechapel have been inviting individual curators to present programmes of the best of new British work as part of Whitechapel's film programme. Now they are extending this invitation into an open call for curatorial proposals, one of which will be selected for presentation at Whitechapel on 28 February 2008. Proposals are invited from anyone based in the UK – curators, artists, filmgoers – to develop a programme that will showcase new British artists' moving image work in distinctive and revealing ways. For more information visit the LUX Calendar.
Deadline for proposals:30th November 2007

Call for submissions – British Animation Awards 2008

Held every two years, The British Animation Awards (BAA) covers all aspects of the UK animation scene, from student work to commercials, children's entertainment, short and experimental art films, music videos, new technologies, script-writing and craftsmanship. For more information visit the BAA website.
Deadline for entries: 30th November 2007

Call for submissions – Jerwood Charitable Foundation & First National Prize for Moving Image

Last chance to apply! The Jerwood Charitable Foundation announced details of the Jerwood Moving Image Awards - a major new prize for emerging artists working in digital moving art. Awards of £10,000 will be made in March to three artists, and submissions are invited from 25 September. Encompassing a wide range of artistic practice, from film, documentary, video and music to dance, installation and drawing, the Jerwood Moving Image Awards welcome work from across many disciplines. The awards will celebrate and support artists in the early stages of their careers, and bring some of today’s most exciting talent in digital art to new audiences, via both the website and next year’s Jerwood Space exhibition. For more information go to www.jerwoodmovingimage.org
Deadline for submissions: 3rd December 2007

Call for submissions – London International Documentary Festival 2008

Last chance to submit your films! PocketVisions is calling for film submissions for the expanded London International Documentary Festival (LIDF) - A Conversation in Film, 2008. The LIDF will run from 31 March to 5 April 2008 and is now calling for documentary films produced between 1 January 2006 and 6 December 2007 that fall within the following categories: environment, human rights, ethnography/anthropology, politics, heritage and the arts, other social and development issues. All successful applicants will be invited to be present at the LIDF. This festival aims to support new and innovative filmmaking talent, and asks filmmakers to participate in a series of intertwining dialogues to be run alongside the screenings. To submit your films go to www.lidf.co.uk. For further information visit www.lidf.co.uk or email: info@pocketvisions.co.uk
Deadline for applications: 6th December 2007

Call for applications – Film and Video Umbrella

Film and Video Umbrella curates and produces film, video and new media projects by artists which are commissioned and presented in collaboration with galleries and venues across England. Artists can submit two types of applications: firstly, Exhibition Proposals from artists who wish to be commissioned to make a new work in film, video or digital media, and secondly Development Proposals from artists wishing develop ideas or proposals for film, video or digital media works. For this deadline they will consider proposals for the commissioning year 2009 (to be staged from winter 2008 onwards). For more information see http://www.fvumbrella.com/
Deadline for applications: 11th December

Call for submissions – Figuring Landscapes

UK and Australian artists are invited to submit short, single screen works (up to 10 min) for a major touring exhibition of moving image on themes arising from the landscapes of Australia and the UK. The emphasis is on the rural environment ranging from the English countryside with its history of human intervention to its imaginary antithesis in the Australian Outback, itself the product of both Aboriginal and colonial land use. Venues in the UK include Tate Modern, London (with symposium); ArtSway, New Forest (with workshops); Dundee Contemporary Arts; Chapter, Cardiff and Australian venues. Emerging artists in particular are encouraged to submit, but students are not eligible. Preview formats: VHS, DVD, miniDV, DVCAM or web-based. For more details email landscape@studycollection.org.uk or visit http://www.arts.ac.uk/alumni/37832.htm
Deadline for submissions: 15th December 2007

Call for Submissions – The Wellcome Trust Arts Awards

The Wellcome Trust supports the arts as an effective way of stimulating debate and engaging people with biomedical science. The Arts Awards support projects that engage the public with biomedical science through the arts. All art forms are covered by the programme, including: visual arts, film, photography and digital media. The Trust invites applications for projects which engage adult audiences and/or young people. Projects should involve the creation of new artistic work and should have some biomedical scientific input either through a scientist taking on an advisory role or through direct collaboration. Applicants are encouraged to investigate new methods of interdisciplinary working as well as new models of engagement in biomedical science. For more details visit the Wellcome Trust website.
Deadline for submissions: 11th January 2008

Call for submissions – Moves08

Building on moves07’s success in positioning itself as a key platform for the industry and audiences interested in screen-based work exploring 'choreographed movement’, Moves returns for the fourth year in Manchester, Lancaster and the North West of England. They are now looking for films, videos and installations exploring the notion of 'movement on screen' for the upcoming festival. There is a special focus this year on the interaction of sound and movement in screen-based work and like every year a North West showcase. Consequently, the call for entry is now available for download from the website. For more details see http://www.movementonscreen.org.uk or www.myspace/movementonscreen
Deadline for submissions: 1st February 2008

LINKS

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SIDF: FREE NEWSLETTER AND FESTIVAL INFORMATION
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BBC FILM NETWORK:  NEW BRITISH FILMS ONLINE
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ARTIST'S MOVING IMAGE NETWORK
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FILM STREET: FOR YOUNG CINEMA LOVERS
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