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British movies are back with a vengence and making their presence known at the London Film Festival. Thanks to a handful of UK Directors, ‘New British Cinema’, feature films have taken over the festival. Euronews looks at The Awakening and Hunky Dory, very different pieces made by two pioneers of the movement Nick Murphy and Marc Evans.
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