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[WESTX INTERVUS]
non-fiction / Amateur film
1979
National Library of Scotland
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- [WESTX INTERVUS]

Scenes around West Cross, Wishaw. Enrico Cocozza interviews local people as they go about their daily business and captures the various goings on of the street his flat overlooks. Sound recorded at ...

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BOTTLE, the
Feature film / Amateur film
1958
National Library of Scotland

Fictional story about an English boy, Cecil, on holiday in Scotland and his holiday friends playing in Wishaw streets and in a park.

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LOCAL COLOUR
non-fiction / Amateur film / Amateur film
1945
National Library of Scotland

Various scenes shot by Henry Cocozza - Enrico's father - during World War 2 featuring a Garden Fete by Wishaw High School (W.H.S.?), followed by young service men on leave and finishing with family we...

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BRYAN WELCOMES RAFFLES / [LA MORT ET LE POETE]
Feature film / Amateur film
1943
National Library of Scotland

Bryan Welcomes Raffles is about an Airman of World War 2 being greeted by his family on his return home on leave. The second film features Enrico Cocozza as a young poet thrown into a river and drown...

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GLASGOW'S DOCKLANDS
non-fiction / Educational film
1956
National Library of Scotland

Glasgow's docklands; its workers, transportation and daily life. Filmed by Enrico Cocozza for Educational Films of Scotland.

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ROBOT THREE
Feature film / Amateur film
1951
National Library of Scotland

Fictional story following the lines of a Frankenstein type horror movie: A grim scientist orders one of his androids to destroy another, after finding out it has fallen in love with a third, "female"...

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FERRY FLIRT
Feature film / Amateur film
1949
National Library of Scotland

Fictional story of a young man and woman who fall in love on a ferry.

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CAMEO
Feature film / Amateur film
1952
National Library of Scotland

Fictional story of a golfer who finds a magical ring; he dreams that he falls in love with a lady trapped in a ruined house. [Highly commended at the 1953 SAAC Festival].

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