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• His work at the university included the short film " The Back of Beyond ".
• In 2013 its successor " At the back of Beyond " was again nominated for this prestigious award.
• Two days before the wedding, the hero receives an anonymous letter inviting him to an abandoned bungalow in the back of beyond.
• "The Back of Beyond " is an account of his adventures beyond the Ural mountains into Samarkand, Mongolia and Turkistan.
• Tom Kruse came to fame with the release of John Heyer's documentary " The Back of Beyond " in 1954.
• On August 29, 2013 she also released her third album " At The Back Of Beyond " in the United Kingdom.
• Tom Kruse and the track were immortalised in " The Back of Beyond ", the 1954 documentary film made by John Heyer.
• The album ranked in the top 10, and journalists called " SG " " a young promising group from the back of beyond ".
• He also contributed to the script for the award-winning Australian documentary, " The Back of Beyond " ( 1954 ).
• For thousands of settlements in the back of beyond in Russia's vast north, occasional flights by small, decrepit planes are a rare link to civilization.
• His most successful film was " The Back of Beyond " ( 1954 ), but many of his films garnered awards at festivals around the world.
• There is humour in it, unforced and natural . . . John Heyer's " The Back of Beyond " is a landmark in Australian documentary.
• The restaurant is an unanticipated boon in the back of beyond, with a terrific wine list ( five Ridge zinfandels, for example, and several Calera pinot noirs ).
• At the Royal Court he appeared in " Scenes from the Back of Beyond " and " F * * * ing Games ", directed by Dominic Cooke.
• This was something he had demonstrated, to both critical and popular acclaim, in " The Back of Beyond " in 1954, and it remained his driving philosophy.
• Her third album, " At The Back Of Beyond ", came out March 15, 2013, produced by jazz pianist, composer and producer Alexander van Popta.
• "It feels a little like the back of beyond-you're truly in the far North of Grande Terre here, with pink-hued mountains and white sandy beaches.
• Sunray is technically not the outback but is certainly the back of beyond, and the arrival of this representative of a more sophisticated world has comic and not-so-comic results.
• Presumably, Wordsworth would have considered parts of what we call " Central London " to be the back of beyond .-- Dweller 14 : 27, 29 June 2007 ( UTC)
• "The Gowanus is the back of beyond as far as the waterfront goes, " said Muir, a distant relative of the naturalist John Muir, who founded the Sierra Club.