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Gatsby, What Gatsby?

Posted on 11th Jun, 2013 by Victoria Bates
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Our Screen Talks event for The Great Gatsby brought over 100 audience members to Exeter Picturehouse and almost as many different reactions to the film. The process of adaptation was a key element in Dr Sinéad Moynihan’s introduction to the … Continue reading →

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The Great Gatsby: Adapting and Passing in America

Posted on 10th May, 2013 by Helen Hanson
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The next Screen Talks event will be on Monday 20th May at Exeter Picturehouse. Dr Sinead Moynihan  (Lecturer in American Culture, Dept of English) at the University of Exeter) will introduce The Great Gatsby (Baz Luhrmann, 2013) Join the event on … Continue reading →

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