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By David Fox

INTERVIEW

Interview with Kenith Trodd for Vertigo July 1996

By Vertigo

ARTICLE

Real Lives: Camcorder Cults

By Jon Dovey

ARTICLE

I never thought that one day I’d have to pin my hopes on Hitler

By Elke De Wit

ARTICLE

Making the Political Personal

By Owen Armstrong

ARTICLE

Naked City

By Asa Jordan

INTERVIEW

The Mystery, as Always: Raúl Ruiz, Klimt and the Poetics of Cinema

By James Norton

INTERVIEW

‘Distant’ Voice… Still, Life

By Metin Alsanjak

ARTICLE

Cinema & National Memory in Bangladesh

By Catherine Masud

ARTICLE

Cinémathèque Française

By Simon Cropper

ARTICLE

Reverse Angle: The 1960s and the Possibility of Radical Underground Film in Japan

By Go Hirasawa

OBITUARY

Antonioni and Bergman: The Giants Remembered

By James Norton

REVIEW

To a Dog you're the World, to your Girlfriend you're never Sure

By John Gorick

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