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‘1997’ Explores Laying the Groundwork for Brexit and Beyond
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‘1997’ Explores Laying the Groundwork for Brexit and Beyond

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John Burns
/ 25 January 2018

Richard Power Sayeed's fascinating look at the optimism of New Labour and Cool Britannia in 1997, and the subsequent agony which followed.

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Perhaps the Filmmaker Should Go Back Underground: ‘The Molly Dineen Collection: Volume 3’

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/ 4 October 2006

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