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Film and video art NOTE: THIS BLOG IS NO LONGER BEING UPDATED. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO BROWSE THROUGH THE ARCHIVES. I HOPE YOU ENJOY IT. (ANTONIO PASOLINI, FILM CRITIC)
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- Film review: Lower City
- Venue tip: Greenwich Picturehouse
- Six years without Quentin Crisp
- Norwegian film festival
- REPORTAGE: OPENING OF DISCOVERING LATIN AMERICA FI...
- Out 25/11
- Brazilian view at 291 Gallery
- German Film Festival in London
- Double Lunar Trouble at the Whitechapel Gallery
- Interview with François Ozon
- Out 18/11
- Jake Gyllenhaal: Yeah, right
- Brokeback Mountain poster Titanic connection
- Skin's new video
- Pipilotti Rist at the Tate Modern
- Discovering Latin America
- British film online
- Review: William Wiggleston in the Real World
- The mother of American independent cinema
- Magic realism
- Out 11/11
- The Filter goes to Brazil
- The Beat That My Heart Skipped's UK Box Office Suc...
- DVD Review: Summer Storm
- Runa Islam and Isaac Julien: video installations
- Vincent Gallo sells his sperm
- Out 4/11: Black Orpheus
- Repertory watch: Brazilian Contemporary Arts
- Filtered anticipation: Truman Capote, film star
- Filtered homage: 30 years without Pasolini
- Filtered news: Short films online
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