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REVIEW
It Is Better to Travel Hopefully than to Arrive
By
Rosy Rockets
ARTICLE
Nothing Is True. Everything Is Permissible.
By
John Bradburn
ARTICLE
The Persistence of Vision
By
Peter Sainsbury
ARTICLE
Everything and Nothing and Other Works from the Ongoing Project, Untitled 1988-2005
By
Jayce Salloum
ARTICLE
Sound System
By
Sharmaine Reid
INTERVIEW
Offshore Speculation: In conversation: Anja Kirschner, director of Polly II Plan for a Revolution in Docklands
By
William Fowler
ARTICLE
Penny Woolcock on Exodus
By
Penny Woolcock
ARTICLE
The Memo Book: The Films and Video of Matthias Muller
By
Stefanie Schulte Strathaus
EDITORIAL
Volume 3 - Issue 7 - Celebrating the Visionary
By
Holly Aylett and Gareth Evans
ARTICLE
Nothing is More Bourgeois than Being Afraid to Look Bourgeois
By
Robert Chilcott
ARTICLE
Escape to the Cinema [And Reconnect with Reality]
By
Amy Hardie
ARTICLE
Where the Past Meets the Future
By
Lee Hill
MANIFESTO
Two Thousand Words: A Manifesto for Prague
By
Ludvik Vaculik
ESSAY
The Image and the Witness: Trauma, Memory and Visual Culture
By
Frances Guerin and Roger Hallas
INTERVIEW
End Zone: Moral Tales for our Times in Cristi Puiu’s The Death of Mister Lazarescu
By
Robert Chilcott
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