Wed, 09 Oct, 2002 - 11:03
There's nothing superstitious about Cinemagic, the World Screen Festival for Young People.
The world-renowned celebration of the wonder and magic of cinema - in all its forms - has reached its 13th birthday and it's bigger and better than ever.
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CourtsEntertainmentHeathrowPlace: BelfastPlace: AntrimPlace: StrabanePlace: OmaghPlace: CraigavonPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: FrancePlace: GermanyPlace: ItalyPlace: SwedenPerson: Julian FellowesPerson: ColerainePerson: James NesbittPerson: Peter LordPerson: Hugo SpeerPerson: Ray WinstonePerson: Dermot O'LearyPerson: Charlie BrooksPerson: Clare McGannPerson: D.I. BurrowsPerson: Phil MountPerson: Michael FearonPerson: Chief ExecutivePerson: ShakespeareEvent: World Screen Festival for Young PeopleEvent: CinemagicOrganisation: CinemagicOrganisation: Aardman AnimationOrganisation: HollywoodOrganisation: Walt Disney StudioOrganisation: Film Institute of IrelandOrganisation: SAS
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