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The Golden Postbox
The Golden Postbox is a wry, and possibly moving, micro-documentary shot on a 2012 camcorder. The film investigates the changing attitudes of Sheffield's city centre towards a postbox, having once been a beacon of national pride and optimism
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The Golden Postbox is a wry, and possibly moving, micro-documentary shot on a 2012 camcorder. The film investigates the changing attitudes of Sheffield's city centre towards a postbox, having once been a beacon of national pride and optimism
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