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Film screening: Meeting in No Man’s Land

Posted on February 15, 2017 by Alun Edwards

On Friday 17th March please join Engage at the specially arranged screening of the Ivan Riches’ film Meeting in No Man’s Land (Venue: Ruskin School of Art Bullingdon Road studios). Booking is essential; Event Description. Earlier that afternoon will be the … Continue reading →

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