Posted on July 16, 2021 by ABS-CBN // 0 Comments
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The sinister story of three teenage robbers in “Tenement 66,” which is representing the Philippines in South Korea’s Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival, is set to stream all over the world on iWantTFC, KTX.ph, and TFC IPTV beginning this July 23. It will also be available in the Philippines via SKY Pay-Per-View and Cignal Cable Pay-Per-View.
Helmed by critically acclaimed director Rae Red, the suspense thriller stars Francis Magundayao, Noel Comia Jr., and Francine Diaz as three teenagers who are mercilessly held hostage after breaking into an old man’s apartment.
In the hopes of escaping their miserable lives in the tenement, Lea (Francine) connives with her neighbors Teban (Francis) and Ron-Ron (Noel) into robbing Nando’s (Lou Veloso) suspicious unit after she witnessed the old man steal a large amount of money. Teban, who is looking to start anew after being released from prison due to theft, init
Tenement 66 streams worldwide on KTX PH, iWantTFC, and TFC IPTV this July 23
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2021 was always going to be a fraught year for Tulsa, Oklahoma. On May 31 and June 1, the city marks the centennial of a racist massacre that, over a 24-hour period, destroyed the Black neighborhood of Greenwood. The event left at least dozens dead and displaced thousands.
Over the past year, city officials and civic leaders have planned events to commemorate the victims and survivors. Yet the city is also facing a reparations lawsuit from those same individuals, and the commission in charge of commemoration plans has been accused of whitewashing the city’s history and marketing a narrative of unity that doesn’t yet exist.