Cinekasimanwa 2

CineKasimanwa 2

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Director Lav Diaz

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240 minutes / 2013


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An embittered law student commits a brutal

double murder; a family man takes the fall

and is forced into a harsh prison sentence;

a mother and her two children wander

the countryside looking for some kind of

redemption.

Screened at the Un Certain Regard section at the

2013 Cannes Film Festival,as well as the 2013 Toronto

International Film Festival, the main slate of 2013

New York Film Festival, and the Masters section of

the 2013 San Diego Asian Film Festival,the film has

received wide acclaim for its riveting storytelling and

unique cinematography. The film also won four awards

including Best Picture and Best Actress at the 2014

Gawad Urian Awards


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Director TM MalonesDocumentary / 80 mins / 2014

Rebuilding an island ravaged by Typhoon Yolanda.

Director ned TrespecesNarrative / 80 mins / 2008

A slice-of-life workplace comedy, My Fake American Accent chronicles six months in the lives of agents in a technical support call center, where speaking with an American accent is a prerequisite for the job. This ensemble comedy is an inside look into the maddening, sleep-deprived, caffeine-fueled lives of those who ply their trade in the call center industry.

Director lav diazNarrative / 240 minutes / 2013

An embittered law student commits a brutal double murder; a family man takes the fall and is forced into a harsh prison sentence; a mother and her two children wander the countryside looking for some kind of redemption.

Director Ray GibraltarNarrative / 80 mins / 2009

The complex semantic fabric of the film reveals potential for reflection about Philippine identity, so permeated with Roman Catholicism, about the manipulation of power, the naivety and weakness of the poor, about the class war but more frankly, about the country’s past and recent History, where the real monsters were (and are) very, very human...


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About the Director:Kip Oebanda works on strategy, international networking and organisational development for the Visayan Forum in the Philippines. Kip was born in prison during the Marcos dictatorship. At 12, he led the first child-run radio programme in the country and won national media awards. At 14, he spoke at international conferences on children’s rights and established CLASP, an organisation of child labourers and advocates. The government recognised Kip through such awards as the Ninoy Aquino and Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines. ____________________________________________________________________________________

T'YANAK Director: Peque Gallaga & Lore Reyes Narrative / 120 minutes / 2014 Screening Schedule, DEC. 11, 7:00pm, SM CINEMA 1

Key Subject Areas (for teachers/instructors): The Supernatural; Local Folklore; Domestic Relationships; Belief in the Supernatural and How People Perceive Them; The Horrors of Life; How Perspectives and Beliefs Affect Relationships; Motherly Love; The Yearning to Have a Child. Synopsis: “T’yanak” is the story of Julie’s (Judy Ann Santos) adopted baby who transforms into a monster and terrorizes their quiet town of Putting Bato with a series of brutal murders, including the wife of townsman (Sid Lucero) who gets wrongly imprisoned for T’yanak’s crime. Among T’yanak’s targets are Julie’s brother (Tom Rodriquez) and his fiancee (Solenn Heussaff). Julie, who has suffered miscarriage after miscarriage in her efforts to have her own child, is unwilling to turn over her adopted baby to the authorities despite the many murders it has committed.

About the Directors: Peque Gallaga is a multi-awarded Filipino filmmaker. His most significant achievement in film is "Oro, Plata, Mata", which he directed after winning a scriptwriting contest sponsored by the Experimental Cinema of the Philippines. He has received an award from the International Film Festival of Flanders-Ghent, Belgium in 1983; a Special Jury Award from the Manila International Film Festival; and the 2004 Gawad CCP Para sa Sining. Gallaga spent his elementary and high school years at De La Salle University in Manila, then finished commerce and liberal arts at the school’s Bacolod campus. He taught theater and film at the University of St. La Salle. Upon moving back to Manila, he got involved in television musicals and eventually co-directed the film Binhi with Butch Perez. He also directed the movies Virgin Forest, Scorpio Nights, Unfaithful Wife, and the "Manananggal" episode of Shake, Rattle and Roll I. In 1986 he started co-directing films with Lore Reyes, with whom he shared directing credits for Shake Rattle & Roll 2, Shake Rattle & Roll 3, Shake Rattle & Roll 4, Baby Love, Magic Temple, and more than twenty other films to date. In the animated movie Dayo, Gallaga voiced the character of "Lolo Nano," the resident sage of Elementalia. Gallaga and Reyes won Best Director and Best Screenplay for Magic Temple in the 1996 Metro Manila Film Festival. Gallaga and Laida Lim-Pérez won Best Production Design for Eddie Romero’s Ganito Kami Noon, Paano Kayo Ngayon? in the first 1976 of Gawad Urian awards. In 1980, he won the same award for Ishmael Bernal’s City after Dark. He also served as member of the Film Academy Classification Board (FACB) during the

As such, one can forgive the occasionally inaudible dialogue and spotty subtitles for the insider’s look at what was, quite literally, the opportunity of a lifetime. Of particular note to anyone with an interest in the state of our national athletics, the contrasting our facilities with those the boys found in England are enough to break the heart. Sadly, whether the sport is football, ice skating, or taekwondo, the notion that monetary rewards for athletic accomplishments are better put towards proper training and equipment remains one that escapes the Philippine national powers that be. Frequently reiterated throughout the film, is the program’s ultimate goal of creating and fostering a passion for football that could one day set the Philippines on the road to the World Cup. While that of course remains to be seen, the film bearing the “Little Azkals” name will stand as a loving tribute to those who have made it their dream.

About the Director: Baby Ruth Villarama is a producer and writer, known for Jazz in Love (2013), A Letter from Ifugao (2011) and Patta sin apu ku (2011). ____________________________________________________________________________________

DAGYANG Director: Joenar Pueblo Narrative / 120 minutes / 2007 Screening Schedule, DEC. 13, 7:00pm, SM CINEMA 1

Key Subject Areas (for teachers/instructors): Iloilo Heritage; Ilonggo Spirit; The Dinagyang Festival; Heritage Sites; Iconic Ilonggo Characters; Iloilo City; Father and Daughter Story; Local Mysticism. Synopsis: Dagyang is an mystical epic, a story that interweaves the past with the present; with the heritage of the Panay Island particularly Iloilo; with the dreams and aspirations of the young; and with the Ilonggo spirit that keeps our identity alive.

About the Director: Joenar Pueblo, also a lawyer, is the director of the Gawad CCP winning short film, "Ang Romansa ni Tinyente Gimo kag Maria Labo". ____________________________________________________________________________________

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Director Jay AbelloNarrative / 90 minutes / 2008

Follows the ongoing flirtation between Manuel and Lourdes, two Negrense chefs who grew up in Bacolod, and whose lives revolve around food.

Director Peque Gallaga & lore ReyesNarrative / 120 minutes / 2014

T’yanak” is the story of Julie’s (Judy Ann Santos) adopted baby who transforms into a monster and terrorizes their quiet town of Putting Bato with a series of brutal murders, including the wife of townsman (Sid Lucero) who gets wrongly imprisoned for T’yanak’s crime.

Director Joenar Pueblo Narrative / 120 minutes / 2007

Dagyang is an mystical epic, a story that interweaves the past with the present; with the heritage of the Panay Island particularly Iloilo; with the dreams and aspirations of the young; and with the Ilonggo spirit that keeps our identity alive.

Director Kip oebandaNarrative / 80 minutes / 2014

A suspense film based on true cases of human trafficking, tells the story of Carlo, a 14-year old boy’s daring attempt to escape slavery in a sardines factory.

Director Baby Ruth VillaramaNarrative / 80 minutes / 2014

A fly-on-the-wall documentary telling the story of how the grassroots initiative of the same name teamed up with sponsors to send 22 boys to England to undergo intensive training at Loughborough University, a facility widely recognized as one of the world’s top sports education institutes.

Director Aimee Apostol-escasa Narrative / 120 minutes / 2009 A bitter curse sets off a collision course with the lives of two girls in a remote town in Iloilo. Ana, a young paltera (midwife), is forced to deliver a baby whose birth is cloaked in mystery. Lila, living in isolation with her mother, makes a dangerous journey across the mountains to buy salt from the nearest town. There, she unravels the dark horrible secret that doomed her to a life hidden from the world.

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