3rd Philippine Cinema Sessions Feed Insatiable Hunger for Philippine Motion Pictures
It is always thrilling to understand the mise en scène in films. The analysis of meanings behind each placement or setting on screen reminds us of a decoded message that has been finally revealed to the public.
A skin-deep review of “Insiang” by Lino Brocka, for example, may include a full-pledged description of the metro’s slums, but a deeper analysis will reveal the movie through the lens of Filipinos held to the slaughter during Martial Law of 1972.
Insiang (1976), directed by National Artist for Film and Broadcast Arts Lino Brocka, tells the story of a young woman faced with monsters in the form of her abusive mother and stepfather, leading her to incite revenge to her abusive world./ IMAGE JustWatch.com
No wonder the Philippine Cinema is a treasure to behold, a bold statement wanting to reach out even more so today.
Yabang Pinoy indeed boasts of its previous sessions tackling the Philippine motion pictures for the past two years. Now, it continues its legacy with the 3rd Philippine Cinema Sessions this September 15 to 16 at The Globe Tower in Taguig.
Included in the sessions are an assortment of talks from nine speakers, addressing the condition of Philippine Cinema today. Talks on film-making will also be discussed within the sessions.
Curious residents and visitors of the country, on the other hand, might also want to learn the history of the Philippines through the plethora of cinematic masterpieces geared toward social awakening. All the same, participants may get to go out of the venue as socially-aware citizens, well-versed in talks of social conundrums that make up films, as the 3rd Philippine Cinema Sessions make way to discussions of this form.
For more information on bank details, you can visit Yabang Pinoy’s Event Page. For tickets, visit http://bit.ly/3rdPCS or call 0919-348-4000.
Details:
What: 3rd Philippine Cinema Sessions
Where: The Globe Tower, 32nd Street corner 7th Avenue, 1634 Taguig
When: September 15 to 16
Ticket Fees:
Student Rate- Php 950 (with Php 45 fees)
Early Bird Rate- Php 1,500 (with Php 45 fees)
Written by Chin Sanigan
