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Animation Arrugas is among the films screening
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.
A movie crew shooting a film about Columbus find themselves caught up in modern-day protests.
An Alzheimer's sufferer finds a new place in the world after entering an old folk's home.
Tragic-comic love story between two youngsters amid books, literary quotes, coming-togethers and fall-outs.
Two clowns become embroiled in a tug of war for the heart of an acrobat.
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