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ARTICLE
Why and for Whom Do We Film Today?
By
Abbas Kiarostami
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Merzak Allouache
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Gaston Kaboré
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Nour-Eddine Sail
ARTICLE
The Switchboard Operator
By
Colin McArthur
ARTICLE
Vertigo Café: Jon Jost and ‘Dokumenta’
By
WR
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MD
EDITORIAL
Volume 1 - Issue 7 - Editorial
ARTICLE
Joined-up Reading: The Problem of Subtitles
By
Jane Giles
LETTER
A Word in your Ear, Minister...
By
Julian Petley
OBITUARY
Tribute: Tony Kirkhope
By
Marc Karlin
ESSAY
The Precarious Life of the Palestinian Image: Reflections in the Wake of Gaza
By
Nick Denes
ARTICLE
In The Room: Lost Cinema, Post-Cinema, Post-Traumatic Cinema
By
Chris Petit
MANIFESTO
Kino Korrespondence
By
Ken McMullen
ESSAY
Blind Spot: Judy Price and Metaphors of Vision in Israel and Palestine
By
Lucy Reynolds
ARTICLE
The Hours Is Not a Film
By
John Bradburn
ESSAY
Broken Trust of the Image
By
Dai Vaughan
QUESTION AND ANSWER
Altman Took Me Gambling
By
Robert Chilcott
ARTICLE
London: Why Is It so Hard to Enjoy?
By
Mark Fisher
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