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There are two versions of the film, one in English and a subtitled version in the Cornish language.
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The Cornish language, which had been branded extinct by linguistic experts, has been reclassified as "critically endangered" instead.
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The Cornish Language Partnership said that the removal of the words "Penn an Wlas" was an act of "linguistic cleansing".
BBC: Land's End Cornish translation removal criticised
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Cornish was added to the school census in 2005 after a campaign by some Cornish language and culture groups for children.
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The removal of a Cornish translation of "Land's End" from above the entrance to the landmark has been criticised by Cornish language advocates.
BBC: Land's End Cornish translation removal criticised
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It contains a version of the Cornish language poem Passio Christi, as well as an examination of the contemporary decline of the Cornish language.
BBC: Cornish language manuscripts to be preserved
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The change has been welcomed by the Cornish Language Partnership (CLP).
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The texts were never published and their rarity means that they are key sources for people studying Cornish language, literature and the lives of the authors.
BBC: Cornish language manuscripts to be preserved
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Cornish has died out as a native language but is being revived: and of course Irish Gaelic, or Erse, is still spoken, more widely in the west of the island than the east.
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Cornish is believed to have died out as a first language in the late 18th Century.
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Cornish is believed to have died out as a first language in 1777.
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"This just happens to be the first Cornish feature film but many more will come, I'm making another film in the language, " said Mr Kovacs.
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