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Renowned century-old Czech play 'Robota translated into Filipino; Ateneo de Naga launch on May 1

Launch Poster of the R.U.R. book (Embassy of the Czech Republic) R.U.R, a play involving a factory that builds artificial people who would become servants to humans, had its inaugural staging at the Czech National Theatre on January 25, 1921, and has since been translated and performed in more than 30 countries. While Čapek was credited to be the first person to have used the term, it was his brother Josef, a cubist painter, who had come up with the term which came from the Slavic word ‘Robota’ that means “serfdom” or “forced labor” and perfectly encompasses the play.

Philippine Jesuit schools call for end to Myanmar violence

Philippine Jesuit schools call for end to Myanmar violence Five universities issue joint statement joining growing cries against military suppression of pro-democracy protesters Young monks walk past a barricade set up by protesters holding a demonstration against the military coup in Yangon, Myanmar, on March 11. (Photo: AFP) Five Jesuit-run universities in the Philippines have issued a joint statement condemning an ongoing deadly crackdown on street protests against Myanmar’s military coup that has claimed at least 70 lives, according to the United Nations. The military takeover on Feb. 1 and the subsequent repression of pro-democracy protesters was illegal and a gross violation of human rights, the March 10 statement called “One with Myanmar, In the Name of Human Fraternity” said.

Ateneo schools stand with people of Myanmar, condemn violence

We do not support CPP-NPA, Catholic schools tell Perlade

Moviemov Italian Film Festival to Stream Eight Films for Free This February

Moviemov Italian Film Festival to Stream Eight Films for Free This February Following the great success of the past editions in Bangkok, Manila, and Hanoi, Moviemov Italian Film Festival returns to the Philippines with its tenth edition. The festival will take place from February 1 to 6, 2021 in an out-and-out virtual movie house, thanks to the participation of My Movies, bringing once more the best of the new Italian cinema to the Philippines. The Guest of Honor of this 10th edition will be the actress, Sara Serraiocco, one of the new international faces of the Italian cinema. “Given the measures taken to contain the spread of the pandemic in Asia”, the two artistic directors Fabia Bettini and Gianluca Giannelli announced, “we decided to confirm the tenth edition of Moviemov Italian Film Festival Manila making it accessible online, as we are convinced that more than ever, it’s important to restart through culture and cinema.