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WAYS OF SEEING (final episode - advertising) 1/4

Final episode of John Berger's groundbreaking BBC TV documentary, Ways of Seeing.  
 
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ShaunWilton (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Wolverhampton University has a copy of this on VHS in the media library. At least they did when I was there from 1997-2000. If any of you know someone there at the moment get them to have a look!
guitarsquiddy (10 months ago) Show Hide
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Great stuff, thanks for posting.
There are so many great BBC documentaries out there.
LemuelRecreant (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Only a few major libraries have the original video copies so this is really handy. The BBC are quite mad not to have transferred this to DVD. I've been looking for it for years in vain. Thanks a lot!
intervenous (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I second that. Thanks SOOOOOOO much. Brilliant!
toomuchvimto (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Thanks for posing this. Really useful info for university students. I've read the book many times. Is the video available for download anywhere on the net? I've searched but had no luck.
manwithaplan999 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I can't see it anywhere, either. It's a shame the BBC haven't released it.
RebelVoDKa (1 year ago) Show Hide
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The Penguin tie-in book has never been out of print in the UK since it appeared in the early 70s. It was on the reading list when I did Media Studies ten years ago; the teacher said she'd love to show the class the documentary but she couldn't get hold of a copy. I expect the book is still on art and media reading lists. The book has been reissued as a Penguin Modern Classic: a great acolade.

But STILL no sign of a DVD release... Unbelievable...

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