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The Peruvian author, Fernando Iwasaki Cauti, graced Manchester during the Literature Festival, to discuss technology, humour, y amor
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Robbie Davidson reviews The Alchemystorium at The Lowry Theatre
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Univeristy of Manchester’s Music Society (MUMS) preview their upcoming lunchtime concert series
Bastille talk to The Mancunion about God, lying and Forrest Gump
Victoria Carter visits the Manchester Literature Festival and finds inspirational and encouraging talks are delivered alongside the perfect brownie
Wälhbar is a beacon of hope amongst the bars of Fallowfield
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Are films set at university ever that close to the truth?
Sophie James previews acclaimed director Jacque Audiard’s latest film
The Cornerhouse re-shows this modern classic
Fun. turn in a strong performance that’s more than the sum of its parts
Jessie Cohen on egos, gender and what’s next for the movie-making wonder
Faye Howard gives her opinion on the recent controversy surrounding the Italian designers’ latest collection
Moya Crockett takes us down memory lane with some high school favourites
Tilly Miller scours the high street in search of “Audrey-esque” coats to stand out in scarlet this winter
‘The society is there to inspire students to act, even in very small ways, to improve human rights globally.’ Imogen Greener, Publicity Officer
SOS Children’s Villages Society is the world’s largest orphan charity, Rachel Heward caught up with Annalise Baker to find out more.