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Sheffield Doc/Fest Online Reviews: Stolen Fish, Back Yard, Concrete Forms of Resistance, The Go Go’s, The Story of Plastic, Uproar
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Film Reviews – Jojo Rabbit, La Dolce Vita (1960) re-screened
Ken Loach: “The rise in the working poor is a huge feature of our society that we tend to ignore.”
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Sir Bradley Wiggins, Kate Nash and Werner Herzog join Doc/Fest line-up
The Village Screen to host nostalgic film fest at the Devil’s Arse
The Leadmill to celebrate 25 years of Pulp Fiction
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Mass Trespass: Q+A with filmmaker Jordan Carroll
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Inside Light Cinema Sheffield
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