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By Elke De Wit

Open City Documentary Festival

INTERVIEW

Split Screen

By Chris Darke

ARTICLE

Everything for Sale

By Julian Petley

MANIFESTO

Vision Machine: a Web of Stories, Networked Solidarities

ARTICLE

Transatlantic Drift

By Holly Aylett

ARTICLE

Guy Maddin’s History of Cinema

By Fergal Byrne

LETTER

A Letter to a Boy from his Mother

By Tilda Swinton

REVIEW

We Jam Econo: The Story of the Minutemen

By Jonathan Lemon

ARTICLE

Sex, Violence and Politics – Japanese Style

By Jasper Sharp

ARTICLE

Censorship and the BBFC: A Young Person's View of the UK's Censors

By Annie Mae Rorke

ARTICLE

Singapore Sings

By Ben Slater

ARTICLE

People who Move to the City either Become Arrogant or Scoundrels

By Elke de Wit

ESSAY

"Tensional Differences": The Anxiety of Re-Mediation in Jean-Luc Godard’s New Wave Films

By Ágnes Pethő

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