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The Edge of Dreaming - Official Trailer
Screening at Ritzy in Brixton and the Greenwich Picturehouse from 26 December. Q&As with Director Amy Hardie The Ritzy Brixton Tues 28 Dec ...
POV | The Edge of Dreaming | PBS
Airing on August 24 2010 at 10pm POV on PBS (Check your local listings). Watch online: August 25 through ...
The Edge of Dreaming . Documentary Film - POV on PBS
A documentary film by Amy Hardie. Airing on August 24 2010 at 10pm POV on PBS (Check your local listings). Watch online: August 25 through November 24 ...
"The Edge of Dreaming" Documentary
Director Amy Hardie talks about her documentary that explores the question of whether our dreams are warnings with Up To The Minute Anchor Emily Smith.
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