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Tom Birchenough

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Short Term 12

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DVD: The White Dove/Josef Kilián

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A Magnificent Haunting

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The Paradise, Series Two, BBC One

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LFF 2013: Floating Skyscrapers

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The Love Girl and the Innocent, Southwark Playhouse

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Like Father, Like Son

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Stephen Fry: Out There, BBC Two

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LFF 2013: Grand Central

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Filth

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Preview: Solzhenitsyn's The Love Girl and the Innocent

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Meet the Russians, Fox

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Vinnie Jones: Russia's Toughest, National Geographic

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DVD: Les Invisibles

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Kelly + Victor

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The Wipers Times, BBC Two

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