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The Viva Spanish film festival comes of age as it reaches its 18th year in 2012. The festival runs at Manchester's Cornerhouse Cinema from March 2 to 19. There will also be an exhibition, Landings, by Mexican artist Minerva Cuevas, on show throughout the festival.
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Two brothers try to escape the crime-ridden slums by trying out for a national football team.
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A movie crew shooting a film about Columbus find themselves caught up in modern-day protests.
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An Alzheimer's sufferer finds a new place in the world after entering an old folk's home.
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Tragic-comic love story between two youngsters amid books, literary quotes, coming-togethers and fall-outs.
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Two clowns become embroiled in a tug of war for the heart of an acrobat.
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