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Black Mirror may refer to;

Black Mirror (film) the 1981 film starring Alberta Watson
The Black Mirror the point-and-click horror adventure game developed by Future Games.
Black Mirror (TV series) the 2011 TV mini-series that was produced by Charlie Brooker, who also wrote the first and second episodes.
Or possibly the first single in the US from the 2007 album Neon Bible by Arcade Fire, but that's a long shot.

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 '''Black Mirror''' may refer to;
-** [[Black Mirror (film)|''Black Mirror'' (film)]] the 1981 film starring Alberta Watson
+* [[Black Mirror (film)|''Black Mirror'' (film)]] the 1981 film starring Alberta Watson
-** ''[[The Black Mirror]]'' the [[Point and Click Game|point-and-click]] horror adventure game developed by Future Games.
+* ''[[The Black Mirror]]'' the [[Point and Click Game|point-and-click]] horror adventure game developed by Future Games.
-** [[Black Mirror (TV series)|'''Black Mirror''' (TV series)]] the 2011 TV mini-series that was produced by [[Charlie Brooker]], who also wrote the first and second episodes.
+* [[Black Mirror (TV series)|'''Black Mirror''' (TV series)]] the 2011 TV mini-series that was produced by [[Charlie Brooker]], who also wrote the first and second episodes.
-** Or possibly the first single in the US from the 2007 album ''Neon Bible'' by [[Arcade Fire]], but that's a long shot.
+* Or possibly the first single in the US from the 2007 album ''Neon Bible'' by [[Arcade Fire]], but that's a long shot.
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