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Cinema and Beyond

Young people watching old film in a club
Young people watching old film in a club

Ages

16+

Duration

Medium (5-11 activities)

Nation

England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland

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Through this guide young people can explore different cinema choices such as community and independent cinemas; discover different types of film exhibitors and film festivals; and get information on how to screen their own film events. 

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Cinema and Beyond

A guide for young people to get involved with screenings and programming.

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Moving Image Arts

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Film Studies

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