Viva Film Festival

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¡Viva! Presents New Spanish Cinema at HOME Manchester, Manchester 5 — 9 November 2015 Entrance is free

This November catch HOME’s final installment of the 21st ¡Viva! Spanish and Latin American Film Festival: The Weekenders. An excellent line-up of five great films from Spain, including one in Catalan and one in the Basque language.

The Weekender is packed with great films, introductory talks and a director post-screening Q&A.

¡Viva! Presents New Spanish Cinema at HOME Manchester, Manchester 5 — 9 November 2015

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