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This Magazine's Film Club: the first rule of Film Club is 'tell everybody about Film Club'

THIS MAGAZINE'S FILM CLUB LISTINGS:

Film Club Newsletter - November, 2007
FILM CLUB -- November, 2007 Dear Film Club members, 1st rule of Film Club: Tell everyone about Film Club. Please forward to your friends, family, acquaintances -- anyone you can think of. Show your support: check out some Canadian films....
Film Club Newsletter - October, 2007
FILM CLUB -- October, 2007 Dear Film Club members, 1st rule of Film Club: Tell everyone about Film Club. Please forward to your friends, family, acquaintances -- anyone you can think of. Show your support: check out some Canadian films....
Film Club Newsletter - September, 2007
FILM CLUB -- September, 2007 Dear Film Club members, 1st rule of Film Club: Tell everyone about Film Club. Please forward to your friends, family, acquaintances -- anyone you can think of. Show your support: check out some Canadian films....
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Hot Docs coverage at Blog This
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One cool bookstore, the Chinese intelligentsia, best comedy ever
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Bidini: China's concrete welcome mat
In this instalment of his twice-monthly column, Dave Bidini laments China's unstoppable development rush. In an effort to be seen as good Olympic host...

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