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- RT @FayebellineW: Excellent new feature of @CinemaJournal linking with Flow for author afterthoughts. Also work as open access tasters! htt… 23 hours ago
- Lisa Dwan talks about performing Not I, at the Bulmershe Theatre, Minghella Building, here @ftt_reading. bbc.in/12uQN3w 1 week ago
- Theatre director and FTT alumna Clare Lizzimore is having her writing debut Mint staged at The Royal Court Downstairs thestage.co.uk/news/productio… 1 week ago
- RT @BFI: “You’re essentially a creative midwife.” Discover the creative process behind documentary editing: d-h.fi/16V4Pvd 1 month ago
- The new edition of Movie: a journal of film criticism is available here: bit.ly/9QMS2w 1 month ago
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