Telling Tales International Film and Audio Documentary Festival, organised and hosted by Manchester Metropolitan University, is a three-day event showcasing the work of both internationally acclaimed and newly emerging documentarians.
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In Paris in May 1968, confrontations between police and students brought workers out on a general strike and left the French government on the brink of collapse. HOME present a mini-season of films that captured the spirit of the period.
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A celebratory double-bill showcases two of the earliest features by famed film director Alfred Hitchcock.
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Andrew Haigh (Weekend, 45 Years) directs a modern-day western about a 15-year-old lost soul who hooks up with a pair of itinerant horse trainers (Steve Buscemi and Chloë Sevigny) and develops a powerful bond with a racehorse on its last legs.
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In the early 90s, with AIDS having already claimed countless lives for nearly a decade, activist group ACT UP takes their actions to another level in order to fight general indifference.
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IndieFlicks Take Two monthly film festival shares a selection of quality, independent short films from around the world.
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One of our early highlights for 2023, HOME’s ¡Viva! is returning for its 29th year.
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Prof Andy Willis, University of Salford & HOME’s Visiting Curator: Film, introduces this classic 1968 film, written and directed by Tomás Gutiérrez Alea.
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HOME welcome director Pablo Berger for a Q&A following the screening of his latest film on Sat 21 April.
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In 1902, South Carolina, three generations of women grapple with the decision to migrate north, leaving behind their Gullah culture inherited from their West African slave ancestors.
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A feel-good buddy movie, about three men in mid-life crisis who rekindle their youthful rock-and-roll dreams in an attempt to save themselves and each other. Gabriel Nesci arrives in Manchester for a Q&A following the screening on Fri 27 Apr.
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