The Open Guide to London: the free London guide - Differences between Version 3 and Version 1 of National Film Theatre
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| The National Film Theatre is a cinema on the [[South Bank]], which shows a wide range of classic movies, new releases, cult films and more. There's also a reasonable cafe/bar there, and a good shop, full of filmy books and posters. It's run by the British Film Institute ([http://www.bfi.org.uk/index.html]), is open to all, and offers discounts to members and their guests. |
The National Film Theatre is a cinema on the [[South Bank]], which shows a wide range of classic movies, new releases, cult films and more. There's also a reasonable cafe/bar there, and a good shop, full of filmy books and posters. It's run by the British Film Institute ([http://www.bfi.org.uk/index.html]), open to all, and offers discounts to members and their guests. |
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The National Film Theatre is a cinema on the South Bank, which shows a wide range of classic movies, new releases, cult films and more. There's also a reasonable cafe/bar there, and a good shop, full of filmy books and posters. It's run by the British Film Institute (http://www.bfi.org.uk/index.html), open to all, and offers discounts to members and their guests.
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