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White Hole at Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
5/5
IF YOU want an antidote to ongoing Black Friday-style consumerist madness in the run up to the "festive" season, then get along to the gallery space in the newly refurbished Tyneside Cinema.
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