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Cinema, Time and Children

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Cinema, Time and Children. / Bennett, Bruce.
2013, Lancaster University Blog post.

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Bennett, B 2013, Cinema, Time and Children.. <http://www.lancaster.ac.uk/news/blogs/bruce-bennett/cinema-time-and-children/>

APA

Bennett, B. (2013, Sept 24). Cinema, Time and Children. http://www.lancaster.ac.uk/news/blogs/bruce-bennett/cinema-time-and-children/

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Bennett B. Cinema, Time and Children. 2013.

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Bennett, Bruce. / Cinema, Time and Children. 2013.

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