Cinemalaya 2014 Complete List of Entries

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The Cinemalaya is set on August 1 to 10 at the Cultural Center of the Philippines, Greenbelt 3, Trinoma and Alabang Town Center. 

Here is the complete list of entries for Cinemalaya 2014. 

(Year 10) / August 1-10, 2014

SCREENING SCHEDULE PER DAY

(Competition Films / Exhibition Films / Premieres / Special Screenings, etc)

Opening Film: “DOCUMENTED”, a documentary film by Jose Antonio Vargas 

Date: August 1 (Friday)

Venue: CCP Main Theater 

(Free Admission, to be screened after the Opening Ceremonies at 6:00 PM)

AUGUST 2 (SATURDAY):

CCP Main Theater:

12:45 PM – 1ST KO SI 3RD 

3:30 PM – ASINTADO

6:15 PM – K’NA, THE DREAMWEAVER 

9:00 PM – HUSTISYA 

CCP Little Theater:

12:45 PM – HARI NG TONDO 

3:30 PM – KASAL 

6:15 PM – THE JANITOR 

9:00 PM – MARIQUINA 

CCP Studio Theater:

10:00 AM – SHORTS “B” 

12:45 PM – SHORTS “A” 

3:30 PM – SEPARADOS

6:15 PM – DAGITAB

9:00 PM – RONDA 

CCP MKP Hall:

12:45 PM – SUNDALONG KANIN 

3:30 PM – # Y 

6:15 PM – CHILDREN’S SHOW 

9:00 PM – BWAYA

CCP Dream Theater:

12:45 PM – Gawad CCP 2013 Winners 2013 -- ANIMATION AND EXPERIMENTAL (Ani / Harvest)

3:30 PM – Cinemalaya Retrospective (Shorts “A”): 

ROLYO by Alvin Yapan (2007Best Short Film)

MANSYON by Joel Ruiz (2005 Best Short Film)

VICTOR by Jarell Serencio(2012 Best Short Film)

BONSAI by Borgy Torre (2009 Best Short Film)

WAG KANG TITINGIN by Pam Miras (2010 Best Short Film)

6:15 PM – SEARCHING OELLA by Jonah Añonuevo Lim, Gerone Centeno, Ivan Dale Sandiongco, Hannah Bernadette Santos (Philippine Premieres)

9:00 PM – SONATA by Peque Gallaga & Lore Reyes, FDCP Sineng Pambansa (Ani / Harvest)

Alabang Town Center Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – HUSTISYA 

4:00 PM – # Y 

6:30 PM – ASINTADO 

9:00 PM – MARIQUINA

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 4:

1:30 PM -- HUSTISYA 

4:00 PM -- # Y 

6:30 PM – ASINTADO 

9:00 PM – MARIQUINA 

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 5:

1:30 PM – SHORTS “B” 

4:00 PM -- THE JANITOR 

6:30 PM – DAGITAB 

9:00 PM – SHORTS “A” 

Fairview Terraces Cinema 5:

6:30 PM – SEPARADOS 

9:00 PM – MAUBAN: ANG RESIKO by Lem Lorca (Philippine Premieres)

Trinoma Cinema 1:

1:30 PM – BWAYA

4:00 PM -- KASAL 

6:30 PM – SUNDALONG KANIN 

9:00 PM – K’NA, THE DREAMWEAVER

Trinoma Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – RONDA 

4:00 PM – HARI NG TONDO 

6:30 PM – 1ST KO SI 3RD 

9:00 PM – CHILDREN’S SHOW

AUGUST 3 (SUNDAY):

CCP Main Theater:

12:45 PM – DAGITAB 

3:30 PM – RONDA 

6:15 PM – CHILDREN’S SHOW 

9:00 PM – SEPARADOS 

CCP Little Theater:

12:45 PM – BWAYA 

3:30 PM – # Y 

6:15 PM – SHORTS “A” 

9:00 PM – KEEP ON BELIEVIN’: EVERYMAN’S JOURNEY by Ramona Diaz (Pinoy Pride: Philippine Documentaries)

CCP Studio Theater:

12:45 PM – THE JANITOR 

3:30 PM – MARIQUINA 

6:15 PM – 1ST KO SI 3RD 

9:00 PM – SUNDALONG KANIN 

CCP MKP Hall:

12:45 PM – HUSTISYA 

3:30 PM – K’NA, THE DREAMWEAVER 

6:15 PM – SHORTS “B”

9:00 PM – ASINTADO

CCP Dream Theater:

12:45 PM – Gawad CCP 2013 Winners -- SHORT FEATURE (Ani / Harvest)

3:30 PM – KAPAMPANGAN CINEMA MOVEMENT SHORTS: 

U.S.F.A. by Jason Paul Laxamana

LISYUN QNG GEOGRAFIA by Petersen Vargas

CABATINGAN by Brianne Amparado

MATWANG DALAGA by Carlo Catu

6:15 PM – PEPOT ARTISTA by Clodualdo del Mundo, Jr. -- 2005 Best Film (Cinemalaya Retrospective)

9:00 PM – TULAD NG DATI by Mike Sandejas – 2006 Best Film (Cinemalaya Retrospective)

Alabang Town Center Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – CHILDREN’S SHOW 

4:00 PM – SUNDALONG KANIN

6:30 PM – KASAL 

9:00 PM – SHORTS “B” 

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – CHILDREN’S SHOW 

4:00 PM – SUNDALONG KANIN

6:30 PM – KASAL 

9:00 PM -- SHORTS “B”

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 5:

1:30 PM – RONDA 

4:00 PM – SEPARADOS 

6:30 PM – MARIQUINA 

9:00 PM -- 1ST KO SI 3RD 

Fairview Terraces Cinema 5:

1:30 PM – ASINTADO 

4:00 PM – K’NA, THE DREAMWEAVER

6:30 PM – HUSTISYA 

9:00 PM – DAGITAB 

Trinoma Cinema 1:

1:30 PM – HARI NG TONDO 

4:00 PM -- # Y 

6:30 PM -- HUSTISYA 

9:00 PM – SHORTS “A”

Trinoma Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – SHORTS “B” 

4:00 PM – DAGITAB 

6:30 PM – THE JANITOR 

9:00 PM – BWAYA 

AUGUST 4 (MONDAY):

CCP Main Theater:

12:45 PM – HARI NG TONDO 

3:30 PM – SHORTS “B”

6:15 PM -- THE JANITOR 

9:00 PM – MARIQUINA

CCP Little Theater:

12:45 PM – PANG-ALAY: ANG PAGBABALIK SA TAWI-TAWI by Nanette Matilac (Pinoy Pride: Philippine Documentaries)

3:30 PM -- SUNDALONG KANIN 

6:15 PM – NORTE, HANGGANAN NG KASAYSAYAN by Lav Diaz (Special Screening)

CCP Studio Theater:

12:45 PM -- K'NA, THE DREAMWEAVER 

3:30 PM – KASAL 

6:15 PM – SHORTS “B” 

9:00 PM – ASINTADO 

CCP MKP Hall:

12:45 PM – RONDA 

3:30 PM – DAGITAB 

6:15 pm – SHORTS “A”

9:00 PM – 1ST KO SI 3RD 

CCP Dream Theater:

12:45 PM – Gawad CCP 2013 Winners – DOCUMENTARY (Ani / Harvest)

3:30 PM – TRIBU by Jim Libiran -- 2007 Best Film (Cinemalaya Retrospective)

6:15 PM – JAY by Francis Xavier Pasion -- 2008 Best Film (Cinemalaya Retrospective)

9:00 PM – LAST SUPPER NO. 3 by Veronica Velasco -- 2009 Best Film (Cinemalaya Retrospective)

Alabang Town Center Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – K'NA, THE DREAMWEAVER 

4:00 PM – HARI NG TONDO

6:30 PM -- THE JANITOR

9:00 PM – SEPARADOS 

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – K'NA, THE DREAMWEAVER 

4:00 PM – HARI NG TONDO 

6:30 PM -- THE JANITOR 

9:00 PM – SEPARADOS 

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 5:

1:30 PM – ASINTADO 

4:00 PM -- SUNDALONG KANIN 

6:30 PM – KASAL 

9:00 PM – BWAYA 

Fairview Terraces Cinema 5:

1:30 PM – RONDA 

4:00 PM – THE JANITOR 

6:30 PM – CHILDREN’S SHOW 

9:00 PM – KASAL 

Trinoma Cinema 1:

1:30 PM – CHILDREN’S SHOW 

4:00 PM --1ST KO SI 3RD 

6:30 PM – SEPARADOS 

9:00 PM – DAGITAB 

Trinoma Cinema 4:

1:30PM – HUSTISYA 

4:00 PM – MARIQUINA 

6:30 PM -- SUNDALONG KANIN 

9:00 PM -- # Y 

AUGUST 5 (TUESDAY):

CCP Main Theater:

12:45 PM – SUNDALONG KANIN 

3:30 PM – SHORTS “A” 

6:15 PM – BWAYA 

9:00 PM – KASAL 

CCP Little Theater:

9:00 AM to 5:00 PM – CINEMALAYA FORUM

6:15 PM – 1ST KO SI 3RD 

9:00 PM – ASINTADO 

CCP Studio Theater:

12:45 PM – # Y 

3:30 PM – ASINTADO 

6:15 PM – CHILDREN’S SHOW 

9:00 PM – HUSTISYA 

CCP MKP Hall:

12:45 PM – MARIQUINA 

3:30 PM – SEPARADOS 

6:15 PM – KASAL 

9:00 PM – THE JANITOR

CCP Dream Theater:

12:45 PM – JEEPNEY by Esy Casey (Pinoy Pride: Philippine Documentaries)

3:30 PM – Cinemalaya Retrospective (Shorts “B”): 

ANDONG by Milo Tolentino (2008 Best Short Film, Best Screenplay)

ORASYON by Milo Tolentino (2006 Best Short Film)

WALANG KATAPUSANG KWARTO by Emerson Reyes (2011 Best Short Film, Best Screenplay)

HOUSEBAND’S WIFE by Paolo O’Hara (2013 Best Short Film, Best Screenplay)

6:15 PM – HALAW by Sheron Dayoc -- 2010 Best Film, Best Director/ New Breed (Cinemalaya Retrospective)

9:00 PM – BADIL by Chito Roño, FDCP Sineng Pambansa (Ani / Harvest)

Alabang Town Center Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – RONDA 

4:00 PM – DAGITAB 

6:30 PM – HUSTISYA

9:00 PM – BWAYA 

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – RONDA 

4:00 PM – DAGITAB 

6:30 PM – HUSTISYA

9:00 PM – BWAYA 

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 5:

1:30 PM -- HARI NG TONDO 

4:00 PM – K’NA, THE DREAMWEAVER 

6:30 PM – CHILDREN’S SHOW

9:00 PM -- # Y 

Fairview Terraces Cinema 5:

1:30 PM – SHORTS “B” 

4:00 PM -- 1ST KO SI 3RD 

6:30 PM – MARIQUINA 

9:00 PM – SUNDALONG KANIN

Trinoma Cinema 1:

1:30 PM – RONDA 

4:00 PM – ASINTADO 

6:30 PM – K’NA, THE DREAMWEAVER 

9:00 PM -- THE JANITOR

Trinoma Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – SHORTS “A” 

4:00 PM – KASAL 

6:30 PM --1ST KO SI 3RD 

9:00 PM – SEPARADOS 

AUGUST 6 (WEDNESDAY):

CCP Main Theater:

12:45 PM -- HUSTISYA 

3:30 PM -- K’NA, THE DREAMWEAVER

6:15 PM – HARI NG TONDO 

9:00 PM – # Y

CCP Little Theater:

9:00 AM to 2:30 PM – CINEMALAYA FORUM

3:30 PM – RONDA

6:15 PM – SHORTS “B”

9:00 PM – ILOILO by Anthony Chen (Special Screening)

CCP Studio Theater:

12:45 PM – 1ST KO SI 3RD

3:30 PM – SHORTS “A” 

6:15 PM -- THE JANITOR 

9:00 PM – DAGITAB 

CCP MKP Hall:

12:45 PM – HARI NG TONDO 

3:30 PM – BWAYA

6:15 PM – SUNDALONG KANIN 

9:00 PM – CHILDREN’S SHOW

CCP Dream Theater:

12:45 PM – DUNGKOY -- Cris Sto. Domingo, Executive Producer / ULILANG LUBOS -- Joseph Israel Laban, Exec. Producer/ Director (Pinoy Pride: Philippine Documentaries)

3:30 PM – DONOR by Mark Meily -- 2010 Best Film/ Directors Showcase (Cinemalaya Retrospective)

6:15 PM – ANG BABAE SA SEPTIC TANK by Marlon Rivera -- 2011 Best Film, Best Director/ New Breed (Cinemalaya Retrospective)

9:00 PM – BISPERAS (EVE) by Jeffrey Jeturian -- 2011 Best Film / Directors Showcase (Cinemalaya Retrospective)

Alabang Town Center Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – 1ST KO SI 3RD

4:00 PM – SHORTS “A” 

6:30 PM – BWAYA 

9:00 PM – KASAL

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 4:

1:30 PM --1ST KO SI 3RD 

4:00 PM – SHORTS “A” 

6:30 PM – BWAYA 

9:00 PM – KASAL

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 5:

1:30 PM – HUSTISYA 

4:00 PM – DAGITAB 

6:30 PM – SEPARADOS 

9:00 PM -- THE JANITOR 

Fairview Terraces Cinema 5:

1:30 PM – SHORTS “A” 

4:00 PM – BWAYA

6:30 PM -- # Y

9:00 PM -- HARI NG TONDO 

Trinoma Cinema 1:

1:30 PM – SHORTS “B” 

4:00 PM – MARIQUINA

6:30 PM – BWAYA 

9:00 PM – SUNDALONG KANIN 

Trinoma Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – CHILDREN’S SHOW 

4:00 PM – RONDA 

6:30 PM – ASINTADO 

9:00 PM -- K’NA, THE DREAMWEAVER

AUGUST 7 (THURSDAY):

CCP Main Theater:

10:00 AM – SEPARADOS 

12:45 PM – CHILDREN’S SHOW 

3:30 PM -- THE JANITOR 

6:15 PM – SUNDALONG KANIN 

9:00 PM – RONDA 

CCP Little Theater:

12:45 PM – BALANGAY VOYAGE by Minda Ponce-Rodriguez (Pinoy Pride: Philippine Documentaries)

3:30 PM – DAGITAB

6:15 PM – EDNA by Ronnie Lazaro (Philippine Premieres)

9:00 PM – VIRGIN PEOPLE by Celso Ad Castillo (Special Screening) 

CCP Studio Theater:

12:45 PM -- HUSTISYA

3:30 PM – K'NA, THE DREAMWEAVER 

6:15 PM – HARI NG TONDO 

9:00 PM – BWAYA 

CCP MKP Hall:

12:45 PM – SHORTS “A”

3:30 PM – MARIQUINA 

6:15 PM – # Y 

9:00 PM – KASAL

CCP Dream Theater:

12:45 PM – Kid’s Treat (Shorts “A”): 

MY PET by Ana Bigornia (2008 Special Jury Prize)

HANAPBUHAY by Henry Frejas (2011 Special Jury Prize)

NINEBALL by Enrico Aragon (2007 Special Jury Prize)

ANG PAGHIHINTAY SA BULONG by Sigrid Andrea Bernardo (2012 Best Screenplay)

3:30 PM – DIABLO by Mes De Guzman -- 2012 Best Film, Best Director/ New Breed (Cinemalaya Retrospective)

6:15 PM – LAURIANA by Mel Chionglo, FDCP Sineng Pambansa (Ani / Harvest)

9:00 PM – POSAS (SHACKLED) by Lawrence Fajardo -- 2012 Best Film/ Directors Showcase (Cinemalaya Retrospective)

Alabang Town Center Cinema 4:

1:30 PM -- SEPARADOS 

4:00 PM -- CHILDREN’S SHOW 

6:30 PM – MARIQUINA

9:00 PM – ASINTADO 

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 4:

1:30 PM -- SEPARADOS 

4:00 PM -- CHILDREN’S SHOW 

6:30 PM – MARIQUINA 

9:00 PM – ASINTADO 

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 5:

1:30 PM – SUNDALONG KANIN 

4:00 PM – KASAL

6:30 PM -- 1ST KO SI 3RD 

9:00 PM -- # Y 

Fairview Terraces Cinema 5:

1:30 PM -- K'NA, THE DREAMWEAVER 

4:00 PM – HARI NG TONDO 

6:30 PM -- SEPARADOS 

9:00 PM – HUSTISYA 

Trinoma Cinema 1:

1:30 PM – SHORTS “A”

4:00 PM -- HUSTISYA 

6:30 PM – KASAL 

9:00 PM – RONDA 

Trinoma Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – DAGITAB 

4:00 PM – SHORTS “B”

6:30 PM – BWAYA

9:00 PM -- THE JANITOR 

AUGUST 8 (FRIDAY):

CCP Main Theater:

10:00 AM – KASAL 

12:45 PM – MARIQUINA 

3:30 PM – BWAYA

6:15 PM – DAGITAB 

9:00 PM – 1ST KO SI 3RD 

CCP Little Theater:

12:45 PM – MEMORIES OF OVER DEVELOPMENT (UNANG BALIKBAYAN) by Kidlat Tahimik (Philippine Premieres)

3:30 PM – CHILDREN’S SHOW 

6:15 PM – HUSTISYA

9:00 PM – DEATH MARCH by Adolfo Alix, Jr. (Special Screening) 

CCP Studio Theater:

10:00 AM – HARI NG TONDO 

12:45 PM – SUNDALONG KANIN 

3:30 PM – RONDA 

6:15 PM – # Y 

9:00 PM – KASAL 

CCP MKP Hall:

10:00 AM – SHORTS “B” 

12:45 PM – SEPARADOS 

3:30 PM – ASINTADO 

6:15 PM – THE JANITOR 

9:00 PM – K’NA, THE DREAMWEAVER 

CCP Dream Theater:

12:45 PM – Kid’s Treat (Shorts “B”): 

ANDONG by Milo Tolentino (2008 Best Short Film, Best Screenplay)

“P” by Milo Tolentino (2010 Special Jury Prize, Best Director)

NIÑO BONITO by Milo Tolentino (2011 Best Director)

BLOGOG by Milo Tolentino (2009 Special Jury Prize)

3:30 PM – KWENTONG GILAS (Sports Documentary) (Pinoy Pride: Philippine Documentaries)

6:15 PM – TRANSIT by Hannah Espia -- 2013 Best Film, Best Director/ New Breed (Cinemalaya Retrospective)

9:00 PM – SANA DATI by Jerrold Tarog -- 2013 Best Film, Best Director/ Directors Showcase (Cinemalaya Retrospective)

Alabang Town Center Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – RONDA 

4:00 PM – SHORTS “B” 

6:30 PM – HARI NG TONDO 

9:00 PM – SUNDALONG KANIN 

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – RONDA 

4:00 PM – SHORTS “B”

6:30 PM – HARI NG TONDO 

9:00 PM – SUNDALONG KANIN 

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 5:

1:30 PM – BWAYA 

4:00 PM – MARIQUINA 

6:30 PM – K’NA, THE DREAMWEAVER 

9:00 PM – HUSTISYA 

Fairview Terraces Cinema 5:

1:30 PM – CHILDREN’S SHOW

4:00 PM – ASINTADO 

6:30 PM – THE JANITOR 

9:00 PM – DAGITAB 

Trinoma Cinema 1:

1:30 PM -- THE JANITOR 

4:00 PM --1ST KO SI 3RD

6:30 PM – MARIQUINA 

9:00 PM – HARI NG TONDO 

Trinoma Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – SEPARADOS 

4:00 PM – SHORTS “A” 

6:30 PM -- # Y 

9:00 PM – KASAL 

AUGUST 9 (SATURDAY):

CCP Main Theater:

10:00 AM – SHORTS “B”

12:45 PM – SHORTS “A”

3:30 PM – # Y 

6:15 PM – ASINTADO 

9:00 PM – A THIEF, A KID, AND A KILLER by Nathan Adolfson (Closing Film)

CCP Little Theater: 

12:45 PM -- K'NA, THE DREAMWEAVER 

3:30 PM – SEPARADOS 

6:15 PM – MAUBAN: ANG RESIKO by Lem Lorca (Philippine Premieres)

9:00 PM – (BOX OFFICE HIT – NEW BREED)

CCP Studio Theater:

10:00 AM – MARIQUINA

12:45 PM – BWAYA 

3:30 PM – SEPARADOS 

6:15 PM – CHILDREN’S SHOW 

9:00 PM – UNFRIEND by Joselito Altarejos (Ani / Harvest)

CCP MKP Hall:

10:00 AM – DAGITAB 

12:45 PM – 1ST KO SI 3RD 

3:30 PM – HARI NG TONDO

6:15 PM – RONDA 

9:00 PM – HUSTISYA 

CCP Dream Theater:

12:45 PM – Kid’s Treat (Shorts “A”): 

MY PET by Ana Bigornia (2008 Special Jury Prize)

HANAPBUHAY by Henry Frejas (2011 Special Jury Prize)

NINEBALL by Enrico Aragon (2007 Special Jury Prize)

ANG PAGHIHINTAY SA BULONG by Sigrid Andrea Bernardo (2012 Best Screenplay)

3:30 PM -- Kids Treat (Shorts “B”): 

ANDONG by Milo Tolentino (2008 Best Short Film, Best Screenplay)

“P” by Milo Tolentino (2010 Special Jury Prize, Best Director)

NIÑO BONITO by Milo Tolentino (2011 Best Director)

BLOGOG by Milo Tolentino (2009 Special Jury Prize)

6:15 PM – ANG KABABAIHAN NG MALOLOS (WOMEN OF MALOLOS) by Sari and Kiri Dalena (Ani / Harvest)

9:00 PM – BAMBOO FLOWERS by MaryoJ. Delos Reyes, FDCP Sineng Pambansa (Ani / Harvest)

Alabang Town Center Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – THE JANITOR

4:00 PM – SHORTS “A” 

6:30 PM – 1ST KO SI 3RD 

9:00 PM – # Y 

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – THE JANITOR 

4:00 PM – SHORTS “A” 

6:30 PM -- 1ST KO SI 3RD 

9:00 PM -- # Y 

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 5:

1:30 PM – SHORTS “A” 

4:00 PM – ASINTADO

6:30 PM – HARI NG TONDO 

9:00 PM – SHORTS “B” 

Fairview Terraces Cinema 5:

11:00 AM – MARIQUINA 

1:30 PM – SUNDALONG KANIN 

4:00 PM – KASAL 

6:30 PM – RONDA 

9:00 PM – BWAYA 

Trinoma Cinema 1:

1:30 PM – CHILDREN’S SHOW 

4:00 PM – SEPARADOS 

6:30 PM – DAGITAB 

9:00 PM – SHORTS “B” 

Trinoma Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – ASINTADO 

4:00 PM -- K'NA, THE DREAMWEAVER 

6:30 PM – HUSTISYA 

9:00 PM – HARI NG TONDO 

AUGUST 10 (SUNDAY): 

CCP Little Theater:

12:45 PM – (BOX OFFICE HIT – NEW BREED)

3:30 PM – (BOX OFFICE HIT – DIRECTORS SHOWCASE)

Alabang Town Center:

1:30 PM – DAGITAB

4:00 PM -- K'NA, THE DREAMWEAVER 

6:30 PM – (BOX OFFICE HIT – NEW BREED)

9:00 PM – (BOX OFFICE HIT – DIRECTORS SHOWCASE)

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – DAGITAB 

4:00 PM -- K'NA, THE DREAMWEAVER 

6:30 PM – (BOX OFFICE HIT – NEW BREED)

9:00 PM – (BOX OFFICE HIT – DIRECTORS SHOWCASE)

Greenbelt 3 Cinema 5:

1:30 PM – CHILDREN’S SHOW 

4:00 PM – RONDA 

6:30 PM – (BOX OFFICE HIT – NEW BREED)

9:00 PM – (BOX OFFICE HIT – DIRECTORS SHOWCASE)

Fairview Terraces Cinema 5:

11:00 AM -- # Y 

1:30 PM – 1ST KO SI 3RD 

4:00 PM – SHORTS “B” 

6:30 PM – SHORTS “A” 

9:00 PM – (BOX OFFICE HIT – NEW BREED)

Trinoma Cinema 1:

1:30 PM – ASINTADO

4:00 PM -- # Y

6:30 PM – (BOX OFFICE HIT – NEW BREED)

9:00 PM – (BOX OFFICE HIT – DIRECTORS SHOWCASE)

Trinoma Cinema 4:

1:30 PM – MARIKINA 

4:00 PM – SUNDALONG KANIN 

6:30 PM – (BOX OFFICE HIT – NEW BREED)

9:00 PM – (BOX OFFICE HIT – DIRECTORS SHOWCASE)

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Sofitel Manila’s Official Statement on the UNTV Boycott Campaign

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The UNTV boycott campaign rooted from the removal of their local tv network from the channel listings of Sofitel Manila Hotel. The #NoToSofitel and #BoycottSofitelPH trending continues.

In line with the ongoing campaign to boycott Sofitel Manila, we would like to share with you all the official statement of the management:

Sofitel Manila’s Official Statement on the UNTV Boycott Campaign

“We do not discriminate against any local or international broadcasting television channel. While we supply several television channels for our guests, the channels we air in the hotel are system-limited, and regularly changed based on several factors, including guest feedback and demand.

We are happy to hear the public’s concerns, and will consider to re-instate the UNTV Channel if this is a request from our hotel guests”.

*The official statement was posted 15th of July 2014 via the official Facebook Page of Sofitel Philippine Plaza Manila https://www.facebook.com/SofitelManila/posts/10152131396431568

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Tanghalang Ateneo's 36th season with the theme “Navigating Identities” all set to open with Han Ong’s ‘MIDDLE FINGER' on August 1

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As Tanghalang Ateneo, the longest-running theater company of the Loyola Schools of the Ateneo de Manila University, celebrates its 36th season with the theme “Navigating Identities,” will feature Han Ong’s ‘MIDDLE FINGER,’ an adaptation of the famous German play ‘Spring Awakening’ by Frank Wedekind.

The company aims to stage plays that center on man’s exploration and need to find himself and his place in the world.

Featuring a bilingual script using the original by Han Ong and a Filipino translation by Ronan B. Capinding, MIDDLE FINGER is a coming-of-age story centered on two Filipino teenagers, Jakob Rodriguez and Benjamin Lunga, studying in a Catholic school in America. In a world dominated by adults and social constructs, they attempt to find control and establish themselves as individuals.

Guelan Luarca shall play the role of Jakob Rodriguez, a headstrong and rebellious adolescent boy trying hard to break away from the boundaries set for him by the adults in his life.

Joe-Nel Garcia shall play the role of Benjamin Lunga, the best friend of Jakob, this average student only wants the good and simple things but is suddenly faced with the hard reality of life.

The other members of the cast are as follows:

Brian Ramos plays the role of Yachin, the nerd of the group who tries to figure out a balance between his logical way of thinking and undoubting faith in God.

Gab Tibayan plays artistic Wallace who had had the unfortunate luck of having birds nest in his hair.

Avie Alcantara plays Michael, the new American kid in school just trying to fit in with the rest of the boys.

Niki Calma portrays Myrna a prostitute who serves as the ironic authority figure for Jakob, trying to teach him the intricacies of adult life.

Marjorie Lorico will essay the role of Mrs. Rodriguez, who stands as mother and moral compass for Jakob.

Joseph dela Cruz plays the role of Mr. Rodriguez, the unresponsive father figure in the Rodriguez household who seems to have given up with the challenges of life.

Dolly de Leon will play the role of Mrs. Lunga, the stoic mother of Benjamin Lunga who slowly loses to the world.

David Bianco will portray the role of the teacher, and Richard Cunanan shall play the pivotal role of the Counselor.

Members of the ensemble include Juella Bautista, who plays Celia, the quirky love interest of Yachin, Aih Mendoza playing Hilda Rodriguez, the older sister of Jakob who has left home, Soc delos Reyes playing the roles of bartender and Jerome Flor playing Mickey, the older brother of Yachin, driven to insanity by his physical appearance.

The artistic team of MIDDLE FINGER is led by Glenn Sevilla Mas (Artistic Director, Tanghalang Ateneo), Ed Lacson Jr. (Director and Production Designer), Teresa Barrozo (Sound Designer) and Meliton Roxas Jr. (Lights Designer).

The playdates of MIDDLE FINGER are as follows: August 1-2, 4-9, 11-16 and 18-22,2014. The play starts promptly at 7 p.m. Matinee shows start at 3 p.m.(Saturday).

The press preview is set on July 30 at 6 p.m.

All performances will be held at the Fine Arts Black Box Studio of the Ateneo de Manila University.

For details of the show, please contact Acel Go at 0916-480-2195 or email:ta.mpc78@gmail.com.

Connect to Tanghalang Ateneo online through the following social media networks:

Website: www.tanghalangateneo.org

Facebook: www.facebook.com/TanghalangAteneo

Twitter: www.twitter.com/TAOfficial_

YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/tanghalangateneo

#NoToSofitel and #BoycottSofitelPH trending continues, UNTV37 Boycotts Sofitel Manila for Discrimination

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Now on its second week, the campaign #NoToSofitel and #BoycottSofitelPH have been enjoying the top trending in twitter worldwide, and have created a louder buzz on facebook and instagram.

UNTV has launched a campaign that challenges its supporters to take part in.

At appoximately 9:17 PM (PHT) on July 19, 2014, #NoToSofitelDay7 and #BoycottSofitelPHDay7 start to fill the 3rd and 4th spots on Twitter’s Worldwide Trends.

The campaign stemmed from the report received by UNTV37 Chief Executive Office, Kuya Daniel Razon, that Hotel Sofitel Manila dropped the station from its channel listings. 

This, for no apparent reason.

This prompted Razon to call on UNTV37 supporters to launch a boycott against the hotel for clear discrimination of the station – a free channel that should be enjoying any and all channel listings in local and cable TV providers.

Soon after the launching of the campaign, issues after issues against said hotel were brought to the public’s attention. 

Age discrimination

Earlier in June, distinguished Election lawyer, Atty. Romulo Macalintal, filed a case against Sofitel when it refused to grant him 20% senior citizens discount on February 8, 2014, while he was dining with a friend at the Sofitel Le Bar Restaurant.

Macalintal claims that this is a violation of his rights as a senior citizen and that such move by said hotel is a clear case of age discrimination.

Social Status discrimination

Another issue that was brought to public attention is about the two nannies who were denied entry to the hotel’s buffet area just because they were wearing “scrub suits.” 

This apparently happened in December 2012, when said nannies of one of the guests in a wedding reception held in Sofitel were not allowed to enter the buffet area where they were about to dine because they were in their nanny uniforms. 

Said guest, who is also an Accor Advantage Plus member, cried social status discrimination pertaining to the incident.

Accor Advantage Plus is a program that offers Accor hotel customers advantages and rewards, wherein one of its member-hotels is Sofitel. 

Racial discrimination

Another incident was the refusal of Sofitel for a Filipino teenager, who was a hotel guest, to enter because the security said that “food bought from outside is not allowed.”

This happened in November 2013. The young man who didn’t really enjoy the food in the hotel bought food from a fastfood chain; but upon entering the hotel, the security guard didn’t allow him entry and told him to just eat the food in his car.

The following day, one of the young man’s companion saw a number of foreigners entering the hotel with “food bought from outside” right in front of the hotel security. 

Good thing this companion brought his smart phone and was able to video the whole thing. But when he showed the video to the Duty Manager, all that was said was “pagsasabihan ko na lang po ang guard” [I will just tell about this to the guard].

No sooner than he said it, another group of foreigners came in with “food bought from outside”. A glaring case of racial discrimination.

Media discrimination

And just recently, this action by Sofitel against UNTV37 happened. Razon and UNTV supporters cried media discrimination.

In its official statement, Sofitel reasoned “system-limited” facility as the basis of them removing the station in its channel listing.

Netizens who support UNTV37, on the other hand, stressed that a 5-star hotel with a limited system to carry a local free-tv channel is beyond any sane man’s comprehension.

They claimed that a small eatery with a rundown TV set is able to receive transmission of UNTV37, so why can’t a 5-star hotel, with supposed high technology and state-of-the-art facilities?

For them, this is simply absurd. And very unacceptable.

Sofitel also stated that it will consider re-instating the UNTV Channel if this is a request from their guests.

From UNTV37 side, however, the fact that the station formally requested Sofitel to include it in the channel list is already a guest request and feedback. 

The event conducted by the station in Sofitel costs more than a hundred guests. Therefore, Sofitel’s lack of action to reinstate UNTV37 is evidently unjustified.

For UNTV, this is what the campaign is all about. It is about the station’s indignation of the absurd, its refusal to accept the unacceptable, and its rejection to excuse such unjustifiable act.

The station maintained that discrimination in any shape or form does not, and should not, have room in a society that upholds democracy.

And the #NoToSofitel and #BoycottSofitelPH trending continues.

Within just 30 minutes of its first mention, #NoToSofitelDay12 and #BoycottSofitelPHDay12 climb up the 4th and 5th spots of Twitter's Philippines Trends.

DOH recognizes 'unsung' heroes of Typhoon Yolanda

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The Department of Health (DOH) recently gave tribute to the “Unsung Heroes” of typhoon “Yolanda” (Haiyan) for their contributions in helping the victims and families affected by the strongest cyclone to hit the Visayas region last year.

Here's from the Department of Health:

The Department of Health (DOH) today recognized the efforts of all the brave souls who have dedicated their time, services, expertise and resources to the victims of Typhoon Yolanda (internationally named Haiyan).

“While we acknowledge that our help and support to Yolanda-affected areas is far from ceasing, at the moment there is some breathing space for us to pause and reflect, and to modestly acknowledge those who have been our partners in relief assistance,” Secretary Health Enrique Ona said.

It is appropriate that recognition is given to local government units, local health teams and volunteers, DOH regional hospitals and offices, and, especially, to foreign partners who went out of their way to extend every help they can.

On November 8, 2013, Typhoon Yolanda was recorded as the strongest in Philippine history. It was accompanied by monstrous winds and storm surges (10-15 feet) which smashed into coastal communities before leaving the Philippine Area of Responsibility (PAR) on November 9.

Initial report on November 8, revealed that a total of 26,675 families or 125,604 persons were affected in 33 cities and 73 municipalities in 22 provinces. A total of 109 evacuation centers were initially established. The cyclone caused catastrophic destruction in the Visayas, particularly Samar and Leyte, to which, according to UN officials, about 11 million people have been affected and left homeless.

However, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC), revealed that there were 6,201 deaths and 27,665 injured. Most of the fatalities came from the three towns of Tacloban, Palo, and Tanauan, Leyte. Most of the injured suffered from cuts, wounds and fractures during the disaster while others were injured in flooding that followed the typhoon. Furthermore, 1,785 persons were reported missing. Extreme damage to infrastructure greatly affected the transportation of relief goods and the communication lines.

After the immediate provision of food aid, clean water, temporary shelters, and basic medical care, the original concerns over basic needs shifted to those on infectious disease, malnutrition, childbirth problems, mental health issues, and the needs of those with chronic diseases.

Stories were told. The team from Albay, one of the first to arrive, came in total darkness of Sunday, November 10, after traveling by ferry from Matnog and by land to Tacloban. The team from NCR was deployed and their goods supply was left behind in Cebu. This team had trouble eating for 2 days, living on cookies and dole outs from other groups.

“To the almost 9,000 medical/health responders from about 222 institutions and agencies, including the 351 medical teams both local and foreign, thanking you is an understatement. The DOH is indebted to all of you,” Ona concluded.

doh.gov.ph