13 October 2018 Factual 85 mins
Ross Lipman's new film frames an act of self-archiving within a larger, essayistic mediation on the relationship between experimental practice and independent arthouse cinema.
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United Kingdom 13 October 2018
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25 October 2018
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27 October 2018
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29 December 2018
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12 August 2018
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