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Cinematographe: A Discussion of Robert Bresson's philosophy of cinema and the early work of Jim Jarmusch Olga Raesfeldt [Thesis]

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TextPublication details: Limerick Limerick Institute of Technology / Limerick School of Art and Design 2018Description: 25 pages.: Illustrations b+w : 30 cmSubject(s):

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Dissertation note: Extended essay in partial fulfilment of the B.A. (Hons.) in Animation and Motion Design 2018.

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2 Hour Loan	LSAD Library Theses Collection	Thesis Animation and Motion Design 07/18 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Library Use Only		39002100589952

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Extended essay in partial fulfilment of the B.A. (Hons.) in Animation and Motion Design 2018.

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