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Rockett K, Rockett E. Irish film censorship: a cultural journey from silent cinema to Internet pornography. Dublin: : Four Courts 2004.
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Burns JM, Ohio University. Center for International Studies. Flickering shadows: cinema and identity in colonial Zimbabwe. Athens, OH: : Ohio University Press 2002.
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