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Saturday 06 November 1999 19:02 EST

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WHILE THE masses spend their evenings queueing for the latest superclub, the cognoscenti wait quietly for the next Kentra. This eclectic show combines music, design and short film - this time in conjunction with the London Film Festival. Treats include a set from Leftfield's Neil Barnes, animation with The Littlest Robo and the premiere of short film, Runt, starring Rupert Graves. And you needn't worry about Friday morning; this club's so civilised it's over when the clock stikes midnight.

Kentra, 11 November, Scala, London N1, 7pm (tel: 0171 771 2000).

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