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At the Edge of the World

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Future of the BFI: The BFI which Will Be 67 in the Year 2000

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Vertigo Café: Illuminating Cinematography

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By Margaret Dickinson

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Everywhere Is Different and Everywhere Is the Same: Frederick Wiseman and the Making of the World

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God Exists in Cinema, and Nowhere Else

By John Bradburn

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The Troubles We’ve Seen

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“The skin, the aging, the imperfection, the colour, the beauty”

By Sophie Mayer

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In Memoriam

By Nick Bradshaw

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Beat It

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Arctic Dreams: Asif Kapadia, Far North and the Possibilities of Cinema

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