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Andrew R. Hill has some personal thoughts prompted by the sad news of the death of Talk Talk's Mark Hollis, over on our blog. Link in bio. #markhollis #talktalk Particular, peculiar and captivating. Read our review of the wonderful Blu-ray box set Jarman Volume 1: 1972-1986, out now courtesy of the ever-brilliant @britishfilminstitute .....
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#derekjarman #filmreviews #blurayreviews #bluraybo Particular, peculiar and captivating. Read our review of the wonderful Blu-ray box set Jarman Volume 1: 1972-1986, out now courtesy of the ever-brilliant @britishfilminstitute .....
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#derekjarman #filmreviews #blurayreviews #bluraybo Particular, peculiar and captivating. Read our review of the wonderful Blu-ray box set Jarman Volume 1: 1972-1986, out now courtesy of the ever-brilliant @britishfilminstitute .....
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#derekjarman #filmreviews #blurayreviews #bluraybo Particular, peculiar and captivating. Read our review of the wonderful Blu-ray box set Jarman Volume 1: 1972-1986, out now courtesy of the ever-brilliant @britishfilminstitute .....
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Review: Berberian Sound Studio →

December 03, 2012 in cinema, Erika Sella, review

Erika Sella delves into the murky world of 1970s Italian horror cinema, as seen through the eyes of a shy and retiring British Foley artist, in her review of Berberian Sound Studio.

Image courtesy of Artificial Eye.

Image courtesy of Artificial Eye.

Source: http://blastedjournal.co.uk/reviews/berberian-sound-studio Tags: Berberian Sound Studio, Toby Jones, cinema, Broadcast, Peter Strickland, Nurse With Wound, horror, review, giallo
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Edinburgh-based but outward-looking, Blasted is an arts journal focussing on music and cinema, with a strong emphasis on the independent, the DIY, the local, the forgotten and the off-kilter