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Midori Takada Composes Score For BFI Japanese Cinema Installation

Happy Together: Wong Kar-Wai And The History Of Hong Kong Migrant Cinema

Lights Off: How La Haine Destroyed The Picture Of Postcard Paris

Run Dangan Run: How Japan Paved The Way For ‘Run Lola Run’

Lost Souls In A Lost Decade: Maborosi And Koreeda’s Ozu Problem

A New History: Mark Cousins On His 14-Hour Odyssey ‘Women Make Film’

Walking To Nowhere: Alan Clarke’s Christine

Mud And Flame: Penda’s Fen re-examined

Fancy A Jump?: 30 Years Of Rita Sue And Bob Too!

Welcome To The ‘New Normal’: Kubrick And The Nuclear Farce

Rake, Rattle And Roll: Barry Lyndon Reassessed

Where When: Malcolm Le Grice And Cinema History

Frame By Frame: A Global Selection From The BFI London Film Festival

BFI For An Evening Of Psychedelic Classics

The Quietus Guide To The 2014 London Film Festival

Blank Generation: Jim Jarmusch’s Permanent Vacation

The Broken Nest: Satyajit Ray’s Charulata reassessed

“Too Much The Darkness” The Werner Herzog Soundtracks Of Popol Vuh

Not A Lorre Laughs: Fritz Lang’s ‘M’ Reviewed

Step Up! Great Cinematic Dance Scenes Chosen By The Quietus

Post-Punk Film Season At The BFI

Blood Sucking Freaks: Herzog’s Nosferatu Revisited

Films At Stoke Newington Lit Fest

A Town Called Walker: Point Blank Reappraised

Sex-Gore Netherworld: Nightbirds & The Body Beneath Disinterred

Killer On The Loose: The Black Panther Reassessed

Label Of Love: Second Run’s Cinematic Treasure Trove

London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival Report

Undercover: The Erotic Films Of Peter De Rome

London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival 2012

COMPETITION: Win The Devils On DVD

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