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An extract from the AD scripts for Brief Encounter, showing

PDF) Fryer, L. & Freeman, J. (2012b). Cinematic language and the

PDF) Fryer, L. & Freeman, J. (2012b). Cinematic language and the

PDF) Fryer, L. & Freeman, J. (2012b). Cinematic language and the

PDF) Fryer, L. & Freeman, J. (2012b). Cinematic language and the

Louise FRYER, MSc; PhD.

Jonathan FREEMAN, Professor (Full)

PDF) Fryer, L. & Freeman, J. (2012b). Cinematic language and the

Louise FRYER, MSc; PhD.

Louise FRYER, MSc; PhD.

Louise FRYER, MSc; PhD.

An extract from the AD scripts for Brief Encounter, showing

PDF) Fryer, L. & Freeman, J. (2012b). Cinematic language and the

Jonathan FREEMAN, Professor (Full)