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Directors Spotlight

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A Window to the Heart: “Fill the Void’s” Rama Burshtein and Hadas Yaron

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Joe Vallese
/ 24 May 2013
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Director Spotlight: Ken Loach: Statuesque Talks to Loach

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Jose Solis
/ 19 April 2013
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Director Spotlight: Ken Loach: Kes

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Jose Solis
/ 19 April 2013
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Director Spotlight: Ken Loach: Ladybird Ladybird

By
Matt Mazur
/ 18 April 2013
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Director Spotlight: Ken Loach: My Name Is Joe

By
Ben Travers
/ 17 April 2013
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Director Spotlight: Ken Loach: The Wind That Shakes the Barley

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Ben Travers
/ 17 April 2013
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Director Spotlight: Ken Loach: Collaborator Paul Laverty on Loach

By
Ben Travers
/ 16 April 2013
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Director Spotlight: Ken Loach: The Angels’ Share

By
Jose Solis
/ 15 April 2013

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