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Recent British Video

Author
Stuart Marshall
Publisher
Onlywomen Press
Place
London, England
ETC archive
ETC0616

Abstract

Tapes in distribution by London Video Arts
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Stuart Marshall. Recent British Video. Onlywomen Press. .

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Tapes in distribution by London Video Arts

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