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When the Sun Is Eaten

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Visionary Storytelling: Edgar Reitz’s Die Zweite Heimat

By John Mepham

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Whither the Avant-Garde: The ICA Biennial

By Chris Petit

OBITUARY

Tributes: Kieslowski

By Andi Engel

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Godard's Sons: Why Are they all Bastards?

By Laurence Remila

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Vertigo Café: The Critic as Litigant

By Julian Petley

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Video Power

By Peter Sibley, James Hartzell, Robert Morris

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Visible Thresholds: The Imaginary Cinema of Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller

By Davina Quinlivan

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God Exists in Cinema, and Nowhere Else

By John Bradburn

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How Very Dare He

By Owen Armstrong

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Anxious Visions

By Keith Griffiths

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Genealogies of Film's Ruination: The Cinemas of Los Angeles' Broadway

By Stephen Barber

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Plot in Cinematography: Victor Shklovsky, Literature and Cinematography

By Victor Shklovsky

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