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Seven months into his term as chairman and CEO of the Film Development Council of the Philippines, Tirso Cruz III has not slowed down in initiating projects and implementing them.
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Liza Dino (ABS-CBN) I asked a naughty question that kept those in the international panel quiet, amused. I wondered out loud if the seasoned silent film enthusiasts behind the 15th International Silent Film Festival Manila (ISFFM) could consider the popular films, "A Quiet Place" 1 and 2, as
PASAY CITY, Dec. 10 With almost eight months of quarantine, the pandemic must have compelled us to introspectively make this perennial question: How is it to be human? What are the rights that we need to fight for?
To help us re-evaluate and reflect on these questions, the CCP Arthouse Cinema presents “To Be Human” special screenings on Human Rights, in celebration of the International Human Rights Week. The program features selected films from the European Union, Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom, Cinemalaya, Gawad Alternatibo and from Filipino filmmakers, ongoing until December 13, 3pm, via the CCP Vimeo Channel. This initiative was made possible through a partnership with the European Union Delegation to the Philippines, and in cooperation with Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom, and the Commission on Human Rights.