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Talking Movies Feasts on British and Irish Films at Dinard in France
The town of Dinard in Brittany has always had close links with Britain - its beautiful seaside has long served as a holiday location for British tourists. So much so, every autumn since 1989, the town has hosted the Dinard Festival of British and Irish Cinema. This year the festival shows the world premiere of Kristin Scott Thomas's directorial debut, My Mother's Wedding. And as Tom Brook reports, the annual event has given new dynamism to the resort.
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