Catch Past Cinemalaya Films for Free This Month
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(SPOT.ph) Local cinema is teeming with talent and moving stories that mirror our reality as Filipinos. Streaming has made the latest releases more accessible over the years, but some of the classics from years back are a bit harder to find, much to the sadness of cinephiles everywhere. Turn that frown upside down because you can watch several films from the Cinemalaya Film Festival catalog for free this month—on the big screen, no less!
From July 10 to 27, the Film Development Council of the Philippines, or the FDCP, is screening past Cinemalaya titles for free at their cinematheques nationwide. The screenings are 100% and open to the public, with walk-ins accommodated on a first-come, first-served basis.
FDCP Cinematheque Centres in Manila, Iloilo, Davao, Negros, and Nabunturan will show 15 notable titles from the Cinemalaya archive, including Cinemalaya Best Films Pepot Artista (2005), Tribu (2007), Last Supper No. 3 (2009), Ang Babae sa Septic Tank (2011), Transit (2013), and Bwaya (2014). Check out the full schedule and list of films below!
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Catch these past Cinemalaya films for free this month
Ang Pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros (2005)
Directed by: Auraeus Solitos
Tribu (2007)
Directed by: Jim Libiran
Ang Nawawala (2012)
Directed by: Marie Jamora
Respeto (2017)
Directed by: Tren Montreras
Last Supper No. 3 (2009)
Directed by: Veronica Velasco
Bwakaw (2012)
Directed by: Jun Lana
Nabubulok (2017)
Directed by: Sonny Calvento
Transit (2013)
Directed by: Hannah Espia
Engkwentro (2009)
Directed by: Pepe Diokno
Endo (2007)
Directed by: Jade Castro
Bwaya (2014)
Directed by: Francis Xavier Pasion
John Denver Trending (2019)
Directed by: Arden Rod Condez
Bagahe (2017)
Directed by: Zig Dulay
Ang Babae sa Septic Tank (2011)
Directed by: Marlon Rivera
Pepot Artista (2005)
Directed by: Clodualdo Del Mundo Jr.
Schedule of Cinemalaya film screenings in Manila
Schedule of Cinemalaya film screenings in the Philippines
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The FDCP Cinematheque Centre Manila is at 855 Kalaw Ave, Ermita, Manila. For a list of FDCP Cinematheque Centres nationwide, visit the Film Development Council of the Philippines.