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Coining the Right Phrase: Reflections on Last Autumn’s CBI/BFT Conference

By Holly Aylett

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Future of the BFI: Grandeur and Misery of Film Culture

By Geoffrey Nowell-Smith

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Godard's Sons: Why Are they all Bastards?

By Laurence Remila

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The Empire’s New Clothes: Sally Potter’s RAGE

By Sophie Mayer

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I Like the FID and the FID Likes Me

By Celluloid Liberation Front

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This Spring, Leaves May Be Banned‏

By Rosy Rockets

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On the Quays’ Side: The Comb (from The Museums of Sleep)

By Claire Kitson

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The Man from London

By John Bradburn

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The Main Course

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The Filmmaker that Rises to the Surface of Clarified Butter

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