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| Introduction, The Persistence of National Visions, Henry Breitrose | |
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National Visions, Globalization-What Is To Be Done? A Personal View, Igor Koršič |
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Keynote, A Teacher’s Tale, Mogens Rukov |
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Producing Globally, Jim Stark, U.S. |
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Vision and Tolerance, Henning Carlsen, Denmark |
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Imitation and Authenticity, Maria Dora Mourão, Brazil |
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A Report on the Latin American Sights Project |
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Imitation and Authenticity in the Philippine Cinema Vision, Virginia Moreno, Philippines |
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Teaching Authenticity, Don Zirpola, USA |
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The Giant and the Dwarf, Eduardo Escorel, Brazil |
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Discussion |
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Some Thoughts About Style, Wolfgang Längsfeld, Germany |
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A Dialogue About Limits, Mabel Cheung, Alex Law, Hong Kong |
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Limits: Ghana’s Experience, Martin Loh, Ghana |
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Working Within Limits in Schools, Chap Freeman, USA |
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Limits in the Australian Context, Jenny Sabine, Australia |
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Intervention, Aimée Boulos, Liban |
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On Limitations, Henning Camre, Denmark/UK |
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A Producer’s Tale, Bernd Eichinger, Munich and Los Angeles |
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Discussion |
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Innovation: Drawing on Tradition, Deepa Mehta, Canada and India |
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Discussion |
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Lauri Törhönen, Finland |
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Brian Winston, U.K. |
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The Lø
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Simon Perry |
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Tim Bevan |
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