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A Killer, all his victims and crimes - Found in the Platform13 Library. The story unfolded by looking through random books to compile a Story/Film/Evidence. This was a film comissioned
by Fashion in Film Festival London 'If Looks could Kill' 10-31 May 2008

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This is the Boudicca submission for Showstudio's Political Fashion Project.
Genoa - by Boudicca.
Soundtrack: Daniel Pemberton.
Description:
We attended the protests in Genoa against the G8 Summit (July 2001)
This was to demonstrate our concerns with regards to huge corporations who have become accountable only to themselves, who are seemingly gaining a stranglehold on the democratic rights of the citizens of the world.
We protested against a future solely governed by money and the consequences this will have on creative expression. We wanted to ask questions but all we saw was Government controlled Police, brutalizing the demonstrators. It was not as we thought, a celebration of democracy, but an affirmation of our deepest fears...
OUR WORLD IS NOT FOR SALE

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Ennio Morricone
Harmonica
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This fascinating film provides an authentic view of London's East End from over a hundred years ago. A struggling tide of flat-capped men flow down Middlesex Street - better known by its unofficial name, Petticoat Lane - on a Sunday morning, as they have for generations.

This most Cockney of London markets caters to the second clothes trade: at the time when this film was made, the market was dominated by the East End street sellers and the Jewish rag trade (almost all the names on the shop fronts are Jewish). As the camera pans across the market, we see the traders raised above the general level, barking at the crowd. The few women in the picture are stall-holders, selling patched-up trousers and restored boots, whilst a nearby card sharp tempts the punters. (Bryony Dixon)

You can watch over 1400 other complete films and TV programmes from the BFI National Archive free of charge in the Mediatheque at BFI Southbank, London and at the new QUAD centre for art and film in Derby - http://www.bfi.org.uk/mediathe que http://www.derbyquad.co.uk/bfi -mediatheque

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Short film (1996), from "L'@mour est à réinventer : dix histoires d'amour au temps du SIDA".

Director: Nils Tavernier
Cast: Natacha Régnier - Valéria;
Marion Cotillard - Laurence;
Nils Tavernier - Christophe

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This is a very badly shot (to be honest i was slightly bricking it becuase it was so insanely hot), unedited video of my friend Neil destroying his branded possessions in a bid to awake the world to the foolishness of being seduced by advertising and marketing. The whole event was pretty good fun, although apologies for the bad camera work at the end where Neil gave everything away left as i basically got pretty much run over by the bum rush of people after his Gucci and YSL shit. I snagged a tasty Lacoste jacket. Nice! Some cute little kid got Neil's bike too - Hollywood ending!

You can read all about Neil's journey on his blog which is at www.bonfireofthebrands.com and www.bonfireofthebrands.blogspo t.com.

Hope you enjoy it!

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A biology teacher from my school is in the navy. These are the sort of things he gets up to in his spare time!
The black dust is from a sunken WWII barge which they didn't know was there and was filled with 10 tonnes of explosives. They were only trying to clear mines!

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