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On the Move: latest appointments and resignations

An overseas appointment and a new Head of Film Programs at ACMI.

18 Mar 2016 12:00

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James Hewison; Image: supplied.

Australian Centre for the Moving Image

ACMI has announced film industry specialist James Hewison as the new Head of Film Programs.

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