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We round up the films, director Q&As and events in the first #VivaWeekender. http://bit.ly/1vucp2p

Practice your Spanish as you listen to our round up of the films, director Q&As and events in the first #VivaWeekender. http://bit.ly/1vucp2p

We review Roberto Flores Prieto's second feature, Ruido Rosa, which screens in our #VivaWeekender. http://bit.ly/1F1tMHs

Get in the mood for our #VivaWeekender with this Spanish language review of Victoria Menis’ award-winning film María y el Araña. http://bit.ly/1APQR0m

We review Feriado, the debut debut feature from Ecuadorian filmmaker Diego Araujo, screening in our #VivaWeekender http://bit.ly/1K8A5ja

Take a whistle-stop tour of our final exhibition, Playtime, in this two minute introduction from Visual Arts Programme Manager, Bren O'Callaghan. You can find out more about the show at www.cornerhouse.org/playtime

Andy Willis, Reader of Film Studies at the University of Salford, gives a fascinating whistle-stop review of director Jacques Tati's comedy masterpiece Playtime - the inspiration behind our closing exhibition. http://bit.ly/1x0aiQw

Autoportraits in love-like conditions is our current major exhibition from Manchester-based artist and writer Qasim Riza Shaheen. It focuses on silent tales of love and the connections between people. This weekend is your last chance to catch the show. Here are just a few visitor comments on the work in the gallery. Why not pop in and take a look for yourself? #QasimRizaShaheen #Art #Cornerhouse

Cornerhouse and HOME Artistic Director Sarah Perks gives a two minute overview of Qasim Riza Shaheen's Autoportraits in love-like conditions. Find out more about the exhibition, here http://bit.ly/1riyRWe

Curator Omar Kholeif introduces Sophia Al-Maria's exhibition Virgin with a Memory.

Artist, filmmaker and writer Sophia Al-Maria presents a newly commissioned body of work for her first major exhibition in September here at Cornerhouse. Our Visual Arts Programme Manager Bren O’Callaghan caught up with her earlier this month... #SophiaAlMaria #VirginWithAMemory #Art #Cornerhouse #Manchester

Our Gallery Invigilator Gemma Richardson talks you through her fave piece in our current exhibition from Clifford Owens. It's your last chance to see his work this weekend with the exhibition finishing on Sun 17 Aug. Do pop in and take a look for yourself. #CliffordOwens #BetterTheRebelYouKnow #Art #Cornerhouse #Manchester

Richard Linklater worked with his cast on and off over a staggering 12-year period to produce this highly anticipated coming-of-age drama. Jason Wood, Director of Programming at Curzon Cinemas, gives it a whistle-stop review.

Jason Wood, Director of Programming at Curzon Cinemas, reviews Finding Vivian Maier, a documentary about a nanny with a secret life and an inspirational talent.

Jason Wood, Director of Programming at Curzon Cinemas, reviews Cold in July.

Our speakers talk about performance art in this lively roundtable discussion. With writer and curator Daniella Rose King, artist Humberto Vélez, Cornerhouse Visual Art Programme Manager Bren O'Callaghan and Sarah Perks, Director of Visual Art at Cornerhouse and HOME.

Exhibition curator Daniella Rose Kings gives a two-minute introduction to Clifford Owens's exhibition Better the Rebel You Know.

Another little review for all you Spanish speakers - this time it's from ¡Viva! Festival Coordinator Jessie Gibbs on Colombian film Cazando luciérnagas. #VivaFest2014 #LatinAmericanCinema #Film #Cornerhouse #Manchester

One for all you Spanish speakers - Carmen Herrero, Head of Spanish at Manchester Metropolitan University, reviews Días de vinilo for you. #VivaFest2014 #LatinAmericanCinema #Film #Cornerhouse #Manchester

Carmen Herrero, Principal Lecturer in Hispanic Studies at Manchester Metropolitan University, lets you know what you can expect from her one hour intro on wicked women in Spanish Cinema. #VivaFest2014 #SpanishCinema #Film #Cornerhouse #Manchester