Primed to surmount the international stage of filmmaking,[inlinetweet prefix=”@FilmPoliceRevs: ” tweeter=”null” suffix=”null”]Western Visayas’ CineKasimanwa Tr3s gathers the largest number of short films for a local festival[/inlinetweet]. Slated from December 8 to 13, the festival will screen almost 100 short films made by the filmmakers in the region.
Celebrating its third year, CineKasimanwa lives to its theme ‘Lokal is International,’ as festival director Elvert dela Cruz Bañares invites both locally and internationally celebrated film figures.
CineKasimanwa Tr3s showcases four films that received P100,000 subsidy under the Western Visayas Film Grants Program, Department of Tourism and CineKasimanwa. The chosen films are: Katapusan nga Handum (by Aimee Apostol–Escasa of Iloilo); Sa Pagtunod It Adlaw (by Romart Martesano of Aklan); Ang Panglakaton (by Mia Reyes of Antique); and Sa Dapa-Dapa sang Balaan Bukid (by Noel de Leon of Guimaras). The festival aims to highlight noticeable tourist destinations, culture and distinctiveness through cinema.
SM Cinema 1 at SM City Iloilo (Cinematheque Iloilo on B&C Square, Solis corner Iznart streets, Iloilo City), and UPV Cinematheque at the University of the Philippines Visayas Iloilo campus are the screening venues for CineKasimanwa Tr3s.
Screening Schedules
Short Film Programs
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IPA-UTWAS (Short Film Program 1)
Venue: UPV Cinematheque
These emotionally-charged short films are populated by characters who need to release either their inner demons, repressions and expressions of love. How do they cope with challenges that are distinct in their locales?
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PAGBUGTAW (Short Film Program 2)
Venue: FDCP Iloilo Cinematheque
Teen problems are presented by local teen filmmakers and how Teen Centers help to solve them. In these films, we get to open our eyes to neglected issues we all have to address like peer pressure, suicide, delinquency, etc.
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PIN-OT (Short Film Program 3)
Venue: FDCP Iloilo Cinematheque
What goes on in the minds and hearts of individuals when they get swamped by the chaos of urban life and the effects of troubled pasts? These local stories, differing in style and genre, are told in ways more than one.
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PANGHUNA-HUNA, PAGPAKITA, PAGKADULA
Venue: SM City Iloilo – Cinema 1
CineKasimanwa Tr3s is highlighting their annual horror, science fiction, thriller, and “far-out” shorts program, which is free to watch on the condition that viewers come in costumes.[/column]
Special Presentations
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CineKasimanwa Tr3s will also screen Derick Cabrido’s Children Show, Jerrold Tarog’s Heneral Luna, and Michael Tuviera‘s The Janitor. The Piolo Pascual-starring thriller Silong, directed by Jeffrey Hidalgo and Roy Sevilla-Ho will close the fest.
Ticket prices range from P50 to P120 for adults and from P40 to P100 for students.
‘Kilitaay kita!’
