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Manchester International Film Festival: Happy: A Small Film with a Big Smile

13th March 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 195

Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Jade Berry WINNER of Staff Pick at Manchester International Film Festival 2017 (MANIFF) was HAPPY: A Small Film with a Big Smile, an inspiring documentary based on the life of Augusta artist Lenny Zimmerman. The documentary, shown as part of…
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Review: Dreamboats and Petticoats at Manchester’s Palace Theatre

13th March 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 386

Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Jessica Leed Dreamboats and Petticoats, the jukebox musical set in the 60s and featuring back-to-back songs from the rock ‘n’ roll era, quickly proved that anybody can enjoy this show. Whether you are old enough to remember the era or…
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Manchester Writing explores Welsh Fiction in Translation

13th March 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 255

Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Joshua Lee “There is a massive Welsh culture, which most people don’t know about, ” says Manon Steffan Ros about the vast array of Welsh literature which does exist, yet which English speaking audiences may have been missing out on….
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Review: Fifty Shades Darker

9th March 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 184

Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Jessica Leed Image: Fifty Shades Movie Although EL James’s second instalment of the Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy may be darker, it doesn’t take away from the dull Christian Grey (Jamie Doran), who still continues to show that the only…
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Live Review: Tonstartssbandht at Manchester’s Soup Kitchen

9th March 2017 By Humanity Hallows 0 203

Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus or read online By Freddie Bruhin-Price Image: Tonstartssbandht/Bandcamp “Thank you for being here while we play this for the first time” said Andy, one-half of Tonstartssbandht, who had landed in Manchester on the penultimate stop of their second trip over from America. The other…

Manchester International Film Festival: Happy: A Small Film with a Big Smile

Review: Dreamboats and Petticoats at Manchester’s Palace Theatre

Manchester Writing explores Welsh Fiction in Translation

Review: Fifty Shades Darker

Live Review: Tonstartssbandht at Manchester’s Soup Kitchen

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