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Fans of outdoor cinema, point your wallets at Somerset House
Movie News | Ali | 18th May 2012
I think I can assume that you like films by now, but if you also like the outside world, listen up. The film event of the summer (that isn't Prometheus) goes on sale today: Film 4 Summer Screen at Somerset House. I'll be there, if that information somehow influences your decision.
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Forget it, Jake... It's (the Somerset House screening of) Chinatown
Movie Feature | Ali | 3rd August 2011
Well, sort of near Chinatown, anyway. I ventured out of my gaming chair to attend the Film4 Summer Screen showing of Chinatown at Somerset House. And you're going to hear all about it, whether you like it or not. (I hope you like it).
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