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Cinematique! was established as a way for students to show their films without the hassle of fees and competition from other filmmakers who have already left education. We want to encourage student filmmakers to create film masterpieces, have the courage to showcase their work, and the freedom to display their films to vast audiences without restrictions. Our aim is to provide such an environment, with the purpose of showcasing what students have to offer in the world of film, as well as allowing those interested in cinema to meet others within a casual setting and make connections for future collaborations. Because of this, we invite directors, producers, screenwriters, actors, so on and so forth to show their work, exhibit their talents, and display what they have to offer within their specific field. We hope to create a network of student filmmakers, by making available the resources of talented student individuals from their respective universities and areas. Cinematique! will run as frequently and as nationally as possible.

“We believe in the possibilities within

student cinema.”

Cinematique! Student Film Festivals is run by: Jennytha Raj (B-Side Empire), Daniel Montanarini // Front page poster design by: Ric Gray

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Come witness emerging student talent at Cinematique! Student Film Festival Cinematique! Returns on JUNE 22ND 2013 to a brand new space – the ROXY BAR AND SCREEN, in Borough, London. As ever, we have a loaded schedule of student filmmaking plus live music, speakers, competitions and the opportunity to mingle with the creative community. This is a great opportunity for students to get their films screened at a great venue, and in front of a big crowd made up of other film enthusiasts and filmmakers. Entry is free and everyone is welcome. The screenings with start at 7pm on Saturday 22nd June, and the evening will continue on until late (but you’ll still be able to catch the last tubes home, don’t worry!). The films will be projected in a dedicated film room, filled with plush leather couches and candlelit tables. The bar is in a separate room outside the screening area, and drinks deals have been specifically arranged for this night. So you won’t have too dig too deep into your overdrafts to have a good time. Food is also available for order throughout the evening. Don’t forget – everyone (above the age of 18!) is welcome; we are only screening student films, however this doesn’t mean the event (or the drinks deals) are restricted to students.

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Event Information:

C! London - Event #3

C! Directions

ROXY BAR & SCREEN 1128-132 Borough High Street

London SE1 1LB

(Next to Sainsbury's) Borough Tube (Northern Line) - out of station, turn left, walk up Borough High Street London Bridge (Rail, Northern, Jubilee Line) out of station via Borough High Street exit, walk down Buses 21, 35, 40, 133 and 343 pass our front door

C! Speakers


ROB SAVAGE Live Q&A Session Rob Savage is a multi-award winning writer/director and 2013 Screen International Star of Tomorrow, working in shorts, features and commercials. He wrote, directed, shot, co-produced and edited micro-budget feature film Strings at age 18, which has screened at a number of prestigious International Festivals, including Raindance for its UK premiere and the Rome Film Festival for its European. Rob Savage recently won a British Independent Film Award for the film, following in the footsteps of acclaimed director Ben Wheatley, whose debut feature "Down Terrace" won the same award three years previously. Rob is a Berlinale Talent Campus alumnus and has won a number of awards for his short films, including the BFI Future Film Award for sci-fi short "Sit in Silence" in 2009. Take look at Rob’s website and extensive portfolio here.

C! Music


In our true fashion for supporting emerging artists, we’re pleased to announce that A’mie will be playing at the 3rd Cinematique! Student Film Festival. A’mie is a singer and songwriter from South London, England who enjoys both making and performing her own music. She is passionate about this process and ever so controlled with her vocals – giving you just enough to realize her potential whilst keeping a little bit back which, will always leave you wanting to hear more. She performs with her newly formed band which consists drums, bass, saxophone, flute and clarinet. Her music can be described as a mix of influences from Jazz, to Folk to Indie and her musical ideas stem not only from current artists and music trends, but also those from the past. At the moment, Amy is taking time to write new material with diverse musicians, and perform where possible around London. Her credits include performing original material in Sweden, Holland and Germany, gracing the stage at the 02 Shepherds Bush Empire in London some years back for the UK UNSIGNED 2010 Grand Finals as well as singing at Europe’s largest Brazilian Late Night Venue, Guanabara, for the Pardon My Talent competition, earlier this year!

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C! Audience Award

All participating applicants who are screening a film at Cinematique! Student Film Festival #3 will be up for the chance to be awarded the Cinematique! Student Film Festival Audience Award. The Audience Award goes to the ‘Best Film’ as chosen by the audience. Audience members will submit ONE vote for the film they think is the best based on acting, directing, special effects, mise-en-scene, plot so on and so forth (should they apply) on each day. Votes will be counted following the screening of the last film, and the final winner will be announced at the end of the evening.

Audience Award Information:



FEATURING THE WORK OF… Deborah Boyle University of Ulster Sustika Limbu Ravensbourne University Georgia Ball Sheffield Hallam University

Lydia St Phillip Staffordshire University Bill Psarras Goldsmiths University of London David Walsh Buckinghamshire New

University Asa O'Leary University of Warwick Kal Estel Kingston

University Matthew Lloyd Canterbury Christ Church University

Meera Darji Coventry University Nicholas James Coonan University of Portsmouth Ricardo Saraiva London Film

School Nathan Coetzee University of Surrey Rene Bissohong University of Salford Millad Khonsorkh University of Roehampton Tom Chimiak Staffordshire University

Christian Schmeer Royal College of Art Kell ie Longhurst Falmouth University Kingsley Hoskins University

of Manchester Chun Yi Li London Film School Cliff Andrade

Glasgow School of Art Omiros Andreas Vazos University of

Glasgow Qila Gill Middlesex University Fan Hong Royal College of

Art Elvina Nevardauskaite Middlesex University Georgia Wisbey UEL Docklands

The films:


The films shown at Cinematique! Student Film Festivals do not reflect the views and beliefs of the festival or its

organizers. ��

FILMS WILL BE SCREENED IN THIS ORDER. ��

Viewer discretion is advised for some of the films screened at this event. ��

Synopsis: Malaise (2013) is a non-narrative short film and photographic series exploring Beelitz-Heilstätten. Built from 1898 as a sanatorium to care for victims of tuberculosis its intended use soon became distorted, serving as a German military hospital during World War 1 and 2, and Soviet military hospital after World War 2. Prominent historical figures recuperated in the hospital, notably; Adolf Hitler, after being wounded at the Battle of Somme during WW1, as well as Erich Honecker following his dismissal as the head of the East German government. In 1989, the grounds became the scene of 6 murders as necrophilic serial killer Wolfgang Schmidt, also known as "The Beast of Beelitz", terrorised the area. Once considered amongst the most advanced hospitals in Europe, Beelitz-Heilstätten has been abandoned and left to dilapidate due to discrepancies over ownership. Counting over 60 buildings spread over 200 acres, linked via underground tunnels, Malaise delves into a small fraction of the "healing

town", but attempts to convey its unsettling atmosphere through a distinct, yet delicate treatment of colours and tones. The photographic series acts in coalescence with the film, which was shot alongside the photographs and blends subtle camera movements with a selection of still images.

Genre: Non-narrative // Director: Christian Schmeer // Cast Members: Christian Schmeer, Marie Lee-Warren // Applicant: Christian Schmeer // University: Royal College of Art

Malaise is an atmospheric non-narrative short film and photographic series exploring an abandoned hospital complex with an intricate past.

Genre: Drama / thriller Director: Kingsley Hoskins Crew Members:

Erin Power Katie Blagden Jane Motley Katie Letchfield

Cast Members: Maz - Kezi Gardom Scott - Ali Michael

Synopsis: A young couple risk everything for the perfect Valentine's kiss. Applicant: Kingsley Hoskins U n i v e r s i t y : U n i v e r s i t y o f Manchester

First/Last

A young couple risk everything for the perfect Valentine's kiss.

Genre: Documentary Director: Melissa Zanga Crew Members: Director: Melissa Zanga Producer: Nicole Massey Cinematographer: Kellie Longhurst Sound Recordist(s): Zoe Ladd. Alex Falconer Editor: Samantha Mcleod Cast Members: Terri Jarmain Himnis Do Rosario

Synopsis: A documentary of two women - one a former escort, the other a erotic dancer - voicing their views on sex and the industry, which are very different from one another.. Applicant: Kellie Longhurst University: Falmouth University

A portrait of two women involved in the sex industry.

Director: Tom Chimiak Crew Members: Assistant Director - Chris Yarwood Production Assistants - Amy Stryan and Jamie Sergeant Graphics - Filip Bongcam Music - Sean Rogan Synopsis: The premise of the film is five minute unedited clips, straight from the camera, of four contrasting subjects, exploring the wide range of reality in life. Applicant: Tom Chimiak University: Staffordshire University

An experimental concept that poses the question of whether reality can ever be truly captured on video?

DIRECTOR OF

PHOTOGRAPHY

Director: Asa O'Leary Crew Members:

Lighting by Serena Deakin Produced by Sam Shepherd

Music by Miguel Herrero & Stefano Mocini Catering by Koo Smith

Cast Members: Andrea Marcovecchio & Peter Katt

Synopsis: A puzzled student deliberates how to organize photos of his friends and family with the help of books and the internet. After several dissatisfying attempts, the student reinterprets the role and potential of the photographs. A film about family and their importance, however far

away they are situated.

Applicant: Asa O'Leary University: University of Warwick

A puzzled student deliberates how to organize photos of his friends and family with the help of books and the internet.

Walking portraits: performing asphalts

walking and performing London stations asphalts

Director: Bill Psarras Crew Members:

Bill Psarras Cast Members:

Bill Psarras

Synopsis: ‘Walking Portraits..’ is an audiovisual piece of a series of walking performances across five London station

areas. It was documented through video, sound and GPS. The mundane and unnoticed details of everyday life become the poetics as Bill Psarras walks and performs a metaphor. The

artist walks by passing from the interior to the exterior of such spaces and vice versa. He follows repetitively different asphalt

patterns, signs and coloured lines - tactic which allows him initiate a sensorial dialogue with these stations. Influenced by Benjamin's metaphor of ''botanizing on the asphalt'', the artist

goes botanizing on the different surfaces and senses inside and outside these daily spaces of transition, which set an

ongoing sensorial dialogue as little topographies are revealed in the porous surface of them.

Applicant: Bill Psarras

University: Goldsmiths University of London

Director: Millad Khonsorkh!Crew Members: !

Millad Khonsorkh!Cast Members:!

Millad Khonsorkh!Synopsis: Lil Wayne and Rick Ross, the rappers, smoke some cannabis. Then things go wrong. And DJ KHALED

joins them. !

Applicant: Millad Khonsorkh!University: University of Roehampton!

H e a r t h e m e s s a g e

Genre: Experimental!Director: Kal Estel!

Crew Members: !Kal Estel as Director, Editor and Model.!

Cast Members:!Kal Estel as Director, Editor and Model.!

!Synopsis: All the things that we can not say, must somehow be

expressed in another way. Here, it is written for you to read, but also for you to feel.!

!Applicant: Kal Estel!

University: Kingston University!

Read my lips

PDA

Genre: Documentary / Interview��Director: Matthew Lloyd��Crew Members: ��Matthew Lloyd��Joseph Nash ��Cast Members:��John Matthews ��Synopsis: The film documents Johns Journey of life before his illness, how he has managed to cope since being diagnosed with MND and things he wishes to do before he succumbs to his illness. ��Applicant: Matthew Lloyd��University: Canterbury Christ Church University ��

Motor Neurone Disease - John Matthews Interview A short Documentary Film, exploring the life of John

Matthews who is suffering from Motor Neurone Disease

It's never too late to learn how to be alone.

Genre: Drama!Director: Ricardo Saraiva!!Crew Members: !

Chun-Yi Li - Producer!Ricardo Saraiva - Writer / Director / Editor!Radu Ghelbereu - Director of Photography!Emre Kayis - Camera Operator!Simon Mesa Soto - Assistant Director!Maria Loyter - Gaffer!Gonçalo Almeida - Assistant Camera!Laura Stevens - Composer !!

Cast Members: !Malcolm Gerard!!

Synopsis: After the death of this wife, Malcolm struggles to cope with his new routine. The arrival of a new friend will help him to get over their old habits and find comfort in loneliness.!!Applicant: Ricardo Saraiva!University: London Film School!

A Cup of Tea!

Daisy’s Dolls Genre: Psychological Thriller Director: Omiros Vazos Crew Members: Omiros Vazos - Director/Writter/Producer Madeleine Macaulay - Cinematographer/Producer Ross Finnie - Sound Martin Heron - Camera Operator Arturs Zavgorodnijs - Assistant Director Natalia Tomaszek - Set Designer Amber Scott, Zoe Carrigan, Fakhra Qammar - Make-up Martin Heron - Editor Luciano Franchi - Music

Cast Members: Erica Kate O'Neill - Daisy Ailsa Williamson - Rachel Frankie MacEachen - Charlotte Synopsis: Just as Daisy tells her family and friends the fairytale story of a princess who was abandoned by her prince when she became pregnant, she is interrupted by a loud knock on the front door. She politely pardons herself and opens the door to the neighbouring mother’s daughter, Rachel, whom she meets for the first time. She agrees to give her some sugar to bake a cake with her mum and so she lets her into

her kitchen and lets her try some of her chocolate cake. Rachel drops dead from eating the poisonous cake and then dragged by Daisy into her laboratory where she begins a process of embalming, at the end of which she christens the girl as Jessica. Rachel’s mother, Charlotte, soon knocks on the door in a nervous search for her daughter only to be faced by a disturbingly calm Daisy who leads her into her living room. Charlotte is then shocked to her core when she discovers a room full of inanimate men and women with tea cups and cakes tapes to their fingers. A long time later and Daisy adds Rachel and Charlotte to her ever-increasing number of deceased friends and family.

Applicant: Omiros Andreas Vazos University: University of Glasgow

Daisy, a mentally disturbed woman in her thirties, comforts her loneliness by surrounding herself with her closest friends and family.

MAKE

US

PROUD!

Genre: Documentary!Director: Deborah Boyle!Crew Members: !

Deborah Boyle!Cast Members:!Mel Bradley!Eamonn McCann!Ian McKellen !!

!!Synopsis: Short documentary exploring the significance of the annual Foyle Gay Pride parade which route follows the path of the 1968/9 civil right marches through Derry. The film features an interview with civil rights activist Eamonn McCann providing a brief history of the original march and his support of Foyle Pride -- the parallels between civil rights and gay rights. Mel Bradley, FoylePride treasurer, explains the importance of the LGBT community in the city following the footsteps of the 1968

activists.!!Also includes a public speech and brief interview with Stonewall co-founder Ian McKellen. The focus here turns to his work visiting schools in England and involving young people in the gay rights debate. !Lastly, the personal stories of those who walked the route. A group from the local Rainbow Project tell their stories of growing up gay in Derry; the challenges, the pride and the meaning of the parade.!!!!Applicant: Deborah Boyle!University: University of Ulster at Coleraine!

Every year the LGBT community in Derry follow in the footsteps of civil rights activist of the past, marching closer to equality.!

Navel gazing

Genre: Short – Humor 16mm!Director: Georgia Wisbey!Crew Members: !Georgia Wisbey - writer, director, producer, actor, camera man. Editor.!Jenny Swabe - assistant !!Cast Members:!Georgia Wisbey!!!Synopsis: Idea came after 16mm training day and flowed from there!!!I saw the image in my mind, then wrote the script immediatley - I then shot it in 16mm, scratched the negatives, then digitally recorded and digitally edited.!

!the piece of work i am most proud of! !!!!Applicant: Georgia Wisbey!University: UEL Docklands!

1 6 M M H u m o r o u s S h o r t

A blind lady uses her own way to see and also broaden other people's horizon.

Genre: Drama Director: Chun Yi Li

Crew Members: Director of Photography: Ricardo Saraiva

Assistant Director: Emre Kayiş Producer: Gonçalo Almeida

Camera Operator: Maria Loyter Assistant Camera: Simon Mesa Soto

Gaffer: Radu Ghelbereu Music Composer: Enzo Bellomo

Cast Members: Heather Skermer

Synopsis: A blind lady in her fifties lives a regular life by her own. Through reading

stories and podcasting them, she brings her unlimited world to the audience.

Applicant: Chun Yi Li University: London Film School

G A Z I N G��

A modern interpretation of William Golding's Lord of

the Files, set within the confines of a parked car.

Genre: Thriller/Horror Director: Nathan Coetzee Crew Members:

Chris Nunn - Producer Nathan Coetzee - Writer, Director, DP, Editor Abigail Wilson - Assistant Director Kirsty Coleman - Make-Up Artist

Cast Members: Georgie Rodgers Benedict Clarke Jasion Brasier

Synopsis: When her mum leaves to get help, Katie sits in a locked car on the top floor of a multi-story car park. Her younger brother and his friend, Reece, sit in the back seats. Their faces are bruised as they look in disbelief at the bullies at the end of the car park. They followed them from the confrontation at school. The kids are trapped. The initial buzz of freedom from authority quickly wears off as tensions rise and conflict ignites to a crescendo of violence. Applicant: Nathan Coetzee University: University of Surrey

Deliriant

Genre: Experimental Director: Qila Gill Crew Members:

DOP - Anna Barsukova Choreographer/Dancer - Lewis Jenks Sound Designer- Benjamin Charles Editor - Maria Barsukova

Synopsis: Experimenting with what defines a dance film. Applicant: Qila Gill University: Middlesex University

It is a dance film about not only the dancer on screen but the film is a dance itself.

Genre: Film Noir Director: Rene Bissohong Crew Members:

Ian Cast Members:

Natalie

Synopsis: After the lost of her child, a teenage mother has to learn to move on. Applicant: Rene Bissohong University: University of Salford

LAISSER ALLEZ Loss of a child

LE PURE

a relationship drama set in the heart of summery Glasgow Genre: Drama Director: Cliff Andrade Crew Members: writer - cliff andrade director - cliff andrade cinematography - cliff andrade/des o'hare camera - mel hyams sound - arif nadeem clapper loader - jess bell assistant - violeta tsenaova editor - cliff andrade Cast Members: boy - james buchanan girl - sophie platts-palmer woman on bench - amy wiggin woman on bench (voice) - sara cameron art student - olivia diaz date couple - isobel macarthur & dom

di rollo couple - rob dunn & drew mccusker football boys - sean mulvenna & andrew o'harney

Synopsis: Two friends meet up on a mild summer's day in Glasgow, on their way to a friend's lunch party… but things between them are not all well. As the natural warmth of their relationship battles against their unresolved issues, they discover that some things are just not able to be easily forgotten.. Applicant: Cliff Andrade University: Glasgow School of Art

Genre: Drama Director: James Parkes Crew Members:

Director - James Parkes Producer - Georgia Ball Cinematographer - Georgia Ball Art Director - Tara Li Liu Sound - Zheng Li Editor - Charles McIntryre

Cast Members: Joseph Stacey James Bryhan Paul Quinn

Synopsis: Ian arrives at Room 70. A smartly dressed, well-composed man answers. They've never met before, but Ian has no choice. Two lives; one gun. Threatened by his terminal illness, the cure will cost Ian his morality. But how far is he prepared to go to be with those he cares about? One of them has to die... But whose time is at an end? Applicant: Georgia Ball University: Sheffield Hallam

One of them has to die... But whose time is at an end?

the reverse side of life A feeling of a guy who lost his lover in a battle of love.

Genre: Art/experimental Director: Sustika Limbu Crew Members: Sustika Limbu Max Limbu Cast Members: Sustika Limbu Max Limbu

Synopsis: Film is inspired from a chapter of a book called "The Reverse Side of Life" by Lee Sung-U Here is a short phrase I put down together mixing with the original chapter, which portrays the whole story of this short film. His Lord, Idol that he created She became a Myth

His scream became an Echo No one could hear it except him. He lost his dream Her touch Her kiss was all he could think of, Which was also an illusion. Heaven's door was opened But it was too late for him to enter Darkness was all left behind. He couldn't even hide under his own skin. Applicant: Sustika Limbu University: Ravensbourne University

NJC – HOT LIKE FIRE Genre: Music Video Director: Nick Coonan Crew Members:

Nick Coonan Cast Members:

Kirsty Wild

Synopsis: Feeling the stress from a hard day at work, Kirsty cannot wait to get home and relax. After racing home in her car, she puts some music on, opens a bottle of wine and begins to relax. As the film progresses and Kirsty drinks more and more to relax, her psychological state is reflected through a series of 'fantasy' montages, to show her need to escape reality. Escapism comes in many forms, Kirsty chooses to drink... Applicant: Nick Coonan University: Portsmouth University

After driving home from a stressful day at work, Kirsty lets her hair down in style!

Peculiar Circumstance

Director: Fan Hong Crew Members:

Fan Hong

Synopsis: Peculiar behaviors in London, but people probably dismiss it routinely as it is so normal. Applicant: Fan Hong University: Royal College of Art

Peculiar behaviors in London, but people probably dismiss it routinely as it is so normal.

Struggle with life & race against time

Genre: Documentary Director: Meera Darji Crew Members:

Sound by: Katie-Marie Lynch Lighting by: Natasha Harmer Camera by: Fiona Lockwoord Directed, Produced, Edited & Cinematography by: Meera Darji

Cast Members: Subject: Surendrakumar Bhagat

Synopsis: A Documentary based on my Grandfather; Surendrakumar Bhagat capturing his journey from being a helpless, brave Typist to a hard-working Bank Manager. This is a real story of how a simple person’s life began through such struggle and crisis. His journey began with many difficulties. But ended with happiness. Struggle with Life and Race against Time takes you on an emotional journey, bringing an inspiring soul to life. Applicant: Meera Darji University: Coventry University

A Documentary based on my Grandfather; Surendrakumar

Bhagat capturing his journey from being a helpless, brave Typist to a hard-working Bank Manager.

Perplexed Rules

Genre: Experimental Art Film Director: David Walsh Crew Members:

Clara Soriano González Ben Musson

Cast Members: Clara Soriano González

Synopsis: Perplexed Rules is an experimental art film about the perplexed rules of life portrayed through philosophy. It is a film poem with a strong message dealing with reality and illusion. This film leaves the audience with the perplexity of life and how the character in the film, played by Clara Soriano González, tries to deal with it. Applicant: David Walsh University: Buckinghamshire New University

An experimental art film that deals with philosophy.

The Show Genre: Black Comedy Director: Elvina Nevardauskaite Crew Members:

Producer, Paulina Janukowicz Director, Elvina Neva Director of Photography, Philip Michael Sound Operator, Timo Säilä Producer's Assistant, Lewis Bloom

Cast Members: Christine Holman, Alison Philip David Dean, Ricky Mairi Houston, Lily

Stefan Mihalache, Mike

Synopsis: Alison (Reality TV) host is invited to a family dinner to sort out a problematic relationship between a young couple. Things don´t go as planned...or is it planned... Applicant: Elvina Nevardauskaite University: Middlesex University

Black comedy about reality TV and the lengths that people will go for them.

adrenaline junkie

Genre: Non-Fiction, Documentary, Short Film Director: Lydia St. Phillip Crew Members:

Directed, Produced & Edited: Lydia St Phillip 1st Ad: Simon Moore DOP: Jamie Sergeant Camera OP: Jack Monk, Simon Moore, Alex Kingham & Lydia St Phillip Sound: Amraan Ali

Score Composer: David Kenny

Cast Members: Kevin Scott Stoke "Spitfires" Basketball Team K2 Motors University Hospital Of North Staffordshire Healthcare Careers & Skills Academy

Synopsis: A Short Documentary on 'Kevin Scott' an Adrenaline Junkie who loves staying

active. After an incident he regains his adrenaline Junkie lifestyle back. The inspiration for this film is a personal experience, as I’ve been though a similar experience as the Kevin Scott’s experience. I am grateful that I can tell my story through someone else because I added my personal touch to the film as well as being creative and then producing a documentary about it. This film is a reflection of my experience through Kevin Scott’s story, my love for bikes and active lifestyle made me feel like I should make this documentary. Overall I want this film to inspire, encourage and move the audience, disabled and abled bodied people. Applicant: Lydia St. Phillip University: Staffordshire University

About a guy called Kevin Scott, who is a Adrenaline Junkie and loves staying active. After an incident he regains his Adrenaline Junkie lifestyle back.


Special thanks to all those that made the 3rd annual Cinematique! Student Film

Festival possible…

Stack Magazines (Steve Watson), Roxy Bar & Screen, A’Mie, Rob Savage,

Sereena Shamsi, Nika Lukovic, Vasco Vieira,Twenty Something London, James Thatcher, Duncan Gist, Sarah Burrough,

Robert Jukes, Jen Smith, Bob Lines, Fan Hong, Verity Scott


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