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The stresses and strains of capital living are small fry compared with the medieval machinations in Camelot. Distressed damsels and fire- breathing dragons are brought to colourful life in a new exhibition which will awaken the spirit of adventure in the most jaded family.

To coincide with the release of the latest Warner Bros animation, The Magic Sword (left, on 24 Jul), the Museum of the Moving Image has recreated the mythical world of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table with movie props and multi-media exhibits in Quest for Camelot. Children can lose themselves in "Kids' Quest", a special trail for younger visitors, while adults can step back in time with film extracts such as Monty Python's The Holy Grail.

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