UP Centennial Digital Filmmaking Competition and UP Centennial Photo Contest

This is a reminder to all students who will be submitting entries to the UP CENTENNIAL DIGITAL FILMMAKING COMPETITION as well as the UP CENTENNIAL PHOTO CONTEST.

Our pegged deadline extension of June 15 falls on a Sunday so the UPFI Centennial Committee decided to accept entries on JUNE 17 TUESDAY instead. Entries will be accepted at the UPFI Academic Division Office (College of Mass Communication) until 6:00 p.m. Leave your entries with the secretary, Fortune Mendiola, or the UPFI Academic Coordinator, Ms. Libay Cantor.

The forms for the photo and filmmaking contests are attached here.

The prizes for the contests are as follows:

Digital filmmaking:

First place --------- P 50,000.00
Second place -------- 30,000.00
Third place ---------- 20,000.00

Honorable mention (3) 5,000.00

Photography:

First Place P10,000

Second Place P7,000

Third Place P5,000

The competitions are open to ALL UP STUDENTS FROM ALL SYSTEMS / CAMPUSES.

For more info, check out www.upfilminstitute.multiply.com

O feeling mo na-gets mo, pero di ka sure?

Bakit meron silang pinag-uusapan sa pelikula na hind mo naman nakita?

Pa'no nasabi nung isang writer sa dyaryo yun tungkol sa pelikula? Saan niya hinugot yun?

Marami ka bang comments at insights sa mga pinapanood mong pelikula?

Bakit hindi mo isulat?

Sige go, scroll down...LAST CALL NA ‘TO!
____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _____

WRITING ABOUT FILMS

We watch films whenever we can, for whatever possible reason – for relaxing after exams, as itinerary for barkada gimmicks or romantic dates, for academic requirements, for experiencing aesthetic pleasures, or merely for killing time. But how much of a given film do we really see when we watch? And how do we really know which specific parts of the film moved us to tears, or to anger, or to fall in love? In any given film experience, is there more than meets the eye? Are there other things at work in our experiences apart from the obvious?

Writing About Film is a workshop that seeks to introduce participants to the aesthetics of film and to prepare them to analytically and critically interact with any given film.

The workshop facilitator, Patrick F. Campos, is a film/literary scholar, and a faculty member of the UP Film Institute. He is also an award-winning independent filmmaker, a freelance writer, and a musician.

WRITING ABOUT FILMS: Film Appreciation for the Young

Facilitator: Patrick Campos

Dates: 19-23 May 2008

Time: 1:00pm - 5:00 pm

Venue: CMC A107b

Fee: P4,000.00 inclusive of light snacks, handouts and certificates

For inquiries, you may call us at the UPFI Cine Adarna, telephone numbers 9263640 / 92627222 (telefax), e-mail us at <upfi_workshops@ yahoo.com. ph > or <upfi.adarna@ gmail.com> , or visit our website <http://www.upd. edu.ph/~film_ institute/ workshop. html >.

O feeling mo na-gets mo, pero 'di ka sure?

Bakit meron silang pinag-uusapan sa pelikula na hind mo naman nakita?

Pa'no nasabi nung isang writer sa dyaryo yun tungkol sa pelikula? Saan niya hinugot yun?

Marami ka bang comments at insights sa mga pinapanood mong pelikula?

Bakit hindi mo isulat?

Sige go, scroll down...LAST CALL NA ‘TO!
____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _____

WRITING ABOUT FILMS

We watch films whenever we can, for whatever possible reason – for relaxing after exams, as itinerary for barkada gimmicks or romantic dates, for academic requirements, for experiencing aesthetic pleasures, or merely for killing time. But how much of a given film do we really see when we watch? And how do we really know which specific parts of the film moved us to tears, or to anger, or to fall in love? In any given film experience, is there more than meets the eye? Are there other things at work in our experiences apart from the obvious?

Writing About Film is a workshop that seeks to introduce participants to the aesthetics of film and to prepare them to analytically and critically interact with any given film.

The workshop facilitator, Patrick F. Campos, is a film/literary scholar, and a faculty member of the UP Film Institute. He is also an award-winning independent filmmaker, a freelance writer, and a musician.

WRITING ABOUT FILMS: Film Appreciation for the Young

Facilitator: Patrick Campos

Dates: 19-23 May 2008

Time: 1:00pm - 5:00 pm

Venue: CMC A107b

Fee: P4,000.00 inclusive of light snacks, handouts and certificates

For inquiries, you may call us at the UPFI Cine Adarna, telephone numbers 9263640 / 92627222 (telefax), e-mail us at <upfi_workshops@ yahoo.com. ph > or <upfi.adarna@ gmail.com> , or visit our website <http://www.upd. edu.ph/~film_ institute/ workshop. html >.

Collective Memories, Translated Realities

Collective Memories, Translated Realities:
The UPFI SUMMER 2008 MULTIMEDIA WORKSHOPS


The UP Film Institute (UPFI) announces the opening of its SUMMER 2008 Multimedia Workshops – a series of short-term, specialized courses on the power of images and the various aspects of film and audiovisual production/exhibition.

The following courses will be offered.

1. ADVOCACY VIDEO : The Creative Process
Facilitator: Surf Reyes
Dates: 19-23 May 2008
Time: 10:00 am- 4:00 pm .
Venue: UPFI Videotheque (at the back of Cine Adarna)
Fee: P 5,000 inclusive of light snacks, handouts, and certificates.

2. BASIC SCRIPTWRITING for Beginners
Facilitator: Libay Linsangan Cantor
Dates: April 8, 11, 15, 18, 22
Time: 1:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Venue: A 107 a
Fee: P 6,000 inclusive of light snacks, handouts, and certificates.

3. INTERMEDIATE SCRIPTWRITING
Facilitator: Libay Linsangan Cantor
Dates: May 3, 10, 17, 24, 31

Time: 1:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Venue: A 107a
Fee: P 6,000 inclusive of light snacks, handouts, and certificates.

4. CINEMATOGRAPHY

Facilitator: Nap Jamir
Dates: Schedule tentative (please wait for further announcements)
Time: tentative
Venue: UPFI Videotheque (at the back of Cine Adarna)
Fee: P 18,000 inclusive of 16mm film, processing, equipment use, light snacks, & certificates.

5. BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY
Facilitator: Vivian Limpin
Dates: April 28, 30, May 2, 5, 7, 9
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Venue: A107b and Photolab
Fee: P 8,000, inclusive of B&W film, materials for developing, light snacks, & certificates.
Requirement: 35mm still camera

6. NON-LINEAR EDITING
Facilitator: Ramon Bautista
Dates: April 14- 16
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Venue: UPFI Post-Facility (at the back of Cine Adarna)
Fee: P 5,000 inclusive of use of equipment, light snacks, handouts, and certificates.

7. DOCUMENTARY FILM PRODUCTION
Facilitator: Milo Paz
Dates: 12-16 May 2008

Time: 10am- 5pm
Venue: UPFI Videotheque (at the back of Cine Adarna)
Fee: P 9,000 inclusive of use of equipment, light snacks, handouts, and certificates.

8. CURATING FOR CINEMA
Facilitator: Nonoy Lauzon
Dates: 21 May 2008 onwards (broken schedule, clas will decide when the next meeting will be)

Time: 2-5pm
Venue: UPFI Conference Room
Fee: P 4,000 inclusive of light snacks, handouts, and certificates.

9. EXPERIMENTAL FILM PRODUCTION

Facilitator: Sari Dalena

Dates: 21-25 April 2008

Time: 1pm-6pm

Venue: UPFI Post Facility

Fee: P 9,000.00 inclusive of use of equipment, light snacks, handouts and certificates

10. SEMINAR ON QUEER CINEMA

Facilitator: Lorna Israel

Dates: 01- 05 May 2008

Time: 1:00-5:00 pm

Venue: UPFI Conference Room

Fee: P 4,000.00 inclusive of light snack, handouts and certificates

11. WRITING ABOUT FILMS: Classical Film Theory and Criticism

Facilitator: Patrick Campos

Dates: 21-25 April 2008

Time: 10am- 5:00pm

Venue: UPFI Conference Room

Fee: P 4,000.00 inclusive of light snacks, handouts and certificates

12. WRITING ABOUT FILMS: Film Appreciation for the Young

Facilitator: Patrick Campos

Dates: 19-23 May 2008

Time: 10 am- 5:00 pm

Venue: A107b

Fee: P4,000.00 inclusive of light snacks, handouts and certificates

13. ANIMATION FOR CHILDREN

Facilitator: Bryan Quesada and Teta Tulay

Dates: 28 April – 02 May 2008

Time: 10am- 5:00pm

Venue: UPFI Post facility

Fee: P 6,000.00 inclusive of use of materials, light snacks, handouts and certificates

14. ANIMATION

Facilitator: Roxlee and Teta Tulay

Dates: 05 May- 14 May 2008

Time: 10:00am – 5:00 pm

Venue: UPFI Post Facility

Fee: P 9,000.00 inclusive of use of materials, light snacks, handouts and certificates

15. DIGITAL IMAGING (Digital Photography with Photo Manipulation)

Facilitator: Bryan Quesada

Dates: 19-23 May 2008

Time: 10am-5pm

Venue: UPFI Post Facility

Fee: P 6,000.00 inclusive of use of materials, light snacks, handouts and certificates

16. Experimental Filmmaking with Kidlat Tahimik

April 28 May 5, 2008; Location: Baguio

Php 7,500 + 780 (fare)

Tentative:

DIRECTING with Carlitos Siguion-Reyna

May 5-9, 2008

Fee to be announced soon.

All workshops will be held at the facilities of the UPFI Cine Adarna or the College of Mass Communication ( Annex Building ), starting APRIL. Participants who enroll in and finish any of the courses will be given certificates of participation.

The UPFI is the country's first and only degree-granting film school, and it is the home of the first and longest-running production workshop series in the Philippines . The UPFI is a member of the International Association Schools of Film & Television (CILECT).

For inquiries, you may call us at the UPFI Cine Adarna, telephone numbers 9263640 / 92627222 (telefax), or mobile number 09156960875, e-mail us at <upfi_workshops@ yahoo.com. ph >, or visit our website <http://www.upd. edu.ph/~film_ institute/ workshop. html >.

REKORIDA

REKORIDA (pangngalan) : distansiyang nilalakbay o dinadaanan kapag palagiang naglalakbay (UP Diksyonaryong Filipino, 2001)

Elipsis.

Kinalimutan na nga ba sila ng panahon?

Ang penomena ng migrasyon at diaspora ay di na lingid sa atin, ang sapilitang paglisan sa kinalakihang bayan dahil sa kakulangan ng oportunidad at kakayahang mamuhay nang matiwasay. Patuloy ang paglaki ng bilang ng mga kababaihang migrante bilang sektor ng manggagawa, mapa-lalawigan-lungsod o Pilipinas-ibang bansa man. At isa sa mga isyung kinakaharap ng isang diasporic na kababaihang manggagawa ay ang kakulangan ng mga batas ng bayang pinagmulan/bayang pinatunguhan, upang siya ay mabigyan ng proteksyon—proteksyon para sa kanyang sarili, identidad, kasarian, kasanayan.

Bilang isang pagpupugay sa mga sakripisyo, tungggalian at karahasang dinaanan, karanasan at tagumpay ng mga kababaihang migrante at manlilikha, inihahandog ng UP Film Institute ang REKORIDA: Isang Eksibit Para Sa/Ng Mga Kababaihang Manlilikha , mula ika-10 hanggang ika-25 ng Marso 2008, sa Ishmael Bernal Gallery, UP Diliman, sa pamumuno ni Bb. Vivian N. Limpin, isang multdisiplinaryang manlilikha.

Halina’t tunghayan at makibahagi sa paghabi ng [ka]saysay[an] ng ating mga kababaihang manlilikha, patunay na hindi sila kailanman, kayang kalimutan ng espasyo at panahon. Ang mga mag-eeksibit ay sina:

Alena

Grace Javier Alfonso

Tina Basco

Carol Bello

Laya Boquiren

Anne Marie De Guzman

Rovie dela Cruz

Aileen Familara

Avie Felix

Vivian N. Limpin

Marie Frances Madrid

Teta Tulay

Magbubukas ang eksibit sa ika-10 ng Marso, ala-6 ng gabi, sa Ishmael Bernal Gallery, UP Diliman. Bukas para sa publiko.

Para sa mga katanungan, mangyaring tumawag sa UP Film Institute sa: 926.36.40, 926.27.22 (telefax), 981.85.00 loc. 4286. O mag-email sa: upfi.adarna@gmail.com.

Black Women on the Silver Screen Film Festival

UPFI and the Embassy of the United States of America
in cooperation with the Mayme A. Clayton Library and Museum
and the American Voices Inc.
are excited to present this rare chance of screening Hollywood classics
featuring legendary African-American women.

All films will be shown for free!
Screenings are at the Cine Adarna and Videotheque.

True blue film buffs and film enthusiasts shouldn't miss this rare chance of watching these films. They are here in the country as part of the collection of the Mayme A. Clayton Library.

Two days of cinema on civil rights, camp, curiosity and culture will feature these legendary African-American screen actresses from past to present. All have been icons in their own right.

See the following women on the silver screen and their films:

Josephine Baker (Zou Zou)
Nina Mae McKinney (Hallelujah)
Lena Horne (Stormy Weather)
Ethel Waters (Cabin in the Sky)
Cicely Tyson (Sounder)
Diana Ross (Mahogany)
Pam Grier (Coffy)
Angela Bassett (The Rosa Parks Story)
Halle Berry (Introducing Dorothy Dandridge)

A paper show exhibit will also be displayed at the Bernal Gallery (at the back of Cine Adarna, below the Videotheque).

The schedule of screenings is as follows:
[unless otherwise stated, screenings will be at the Cine Adarna main theater]

March .3 Monday

10am The Rosa Parks Story
1pm Mahogany
2:30pm Introducing Dorothy Dandridge (Videotheque)
4pm Coffy (Videotheque)
7pm Zou Zou


March 4 Tuesday

10am Sounder
1pm Hallelujah [part of the forum, venue to be confirmed]
4pm Cabin in the Sky
7pm Stormy Weather

UP Film Institute celebrates “Wandering, Wondering, Wonderful Women” at the 18th International Women Film Festival

UP Film Institute in cooperation with Microdata, BusinessWorld, Globe and GMA Network pay homage to varied wandering, wondering, wonderful women as the institute celebrates the 18^th International Women’s Film Festival at the Cine Adarna at the University of the Philippines-Diliman from the 10^th – 13^th of March 2008.

UP Film Institute recognizes and sympathizes with the pains, sacrifices, negotiations and the victories that the diasporic woman encounters as the growing trend of feminization of the labor force all over the world, with the Philippines as the widest exporter of human labor, continue to affect womanity.

The film festival will showcase the best feature and short films by/for women from different parts of the globe. A festival highlight is Malaysian full-length film, handpicked by the 18^th IWFF committee, Tan Chui Mui’s Love Conquers All, which bagged first prizes from Pusan, Rotterdam and Hong Kong film festivals.

Fora on women and migration, with lectures by women and gender-sensitive directors such as Joyce Bernal, Khryss Adalia and Cathy Garcia-Molina as a highlight, explore discourses on film as a diasporic experience, filming the diasporic experience and the diasporic nomadic woman.

For the festival launch night, in recognition of her legacy as THE CONTRAVIDA of Philippine movies, the sole Diwata awardee is the irreplaceable Ms. Bella Flores. Ms. Flores has appeared in more than 100 movies since her career began as a 16-year-old lass in the early 1950s. Even today, no one parallels her iconic looks and acting wit.

Crafting the Diwata trophy is well-known sculptor, Ms. Lia Torralba, who blends together the images of leaf, woman, moon and vessel into her work.

Also for the launch night, to celebrate the role of young women artists and activists in promoting equity and equality for women UP Diliman University Student Council Chair (incoming Student Regent) Ms. Shahana Abdulwahid gives more significance to the festival with inspirational remarks. UP Open University Chancellor Grace Javier Alfonso and UPFI Director Anne Marie de Guzman provide the festival overview.

To complete the line up of events for the festival, women artists mount a multi-media exhibit entitled Rekorida at the Ishmael Bernal Gallery from March 10 to 25, to be curated by woman multidisciplinary artist Vivian N. Limpin.

The Festival is also presented by the University Student Council (UP Diliman), Quezon City Gender and Development Office, Trade Union Congress of the Philippines, Democratic Socialist Women of the Philippines, Center for Community Journalism and Development, Rep. Liza Masa (Gabriela Women’s Party), F177 Women in Cinema class of the UPFI, University Center for Women’s Studies, Embassy of Spain, Embassy of Israel, and the Environmental Broadcast Circle.

For inquiries and complete list of film screenings, fora, seminar, festival music concert, please call the UP Film Institute at: 926.36.40, 926.27.22 (telefax), 981.85.00 loc. 4286. Or email: upfi.adarna@gmail.com.

The 18^th International Women Film Festival: Wandering, Wondering, Wonderful Women opens on the 10^th of March 2008, 6:00pm, Cine Adarna, UP Film Institute, UP Diliman. Free admission.

The 18th International Women's Film Festival

WANDERING, WONDERING WONDERFUL WOMEN

18^th International Women's Film Festival

10^th to 13^th March 2008

UP Film Institute

University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City

Presented by

The UP Film Institute, Businessworld & HerWord and GMA Network
FESTIVAL PARTNERS

Microdata Philippines

University Student Council, University of the Philippines, Diliman

Quezon City Gender and Development Office

Trade Union Congress of the Philippines

Democratic Socialist Women of the Philippines

Center for Community Journalism and Development

Rep. Liza Maza (Gabriela Women’s Party)

Gabriela National

F177 Women in Cinema class, UP Film Institute

University Center for Women’s Studies

Embassy of Israel

ABOUT THE FESTIVAL

Theme: WANDERING WONDERING WONDERFUL WOMEN

With the growing trend of feminization of labor migration all over the world, topped by the Philippines as the widest exporter of human labor, the UP Film Institute pays homage to Filipino women abroad. The 18^th International Women’s Film Festival (18^th IWFF) features women-directed films on Filipino women overseas and winning entries of the IWFF international short film competition as well.

A festival highlight is Malaysian full-length film-- handpicked by the 18^th IWFF committee-- Tan Chui Mui’s Love Conquers All , which bagged first prizes from Pusan, Rotterdam and Hong Kong film festivals.

Forums on women and migration, with lectures by women directors as a highlight, explore discourses on film as a diasporic experience, filming the diasporic experience and the diasporic nomadic woman.

For the festival launch night, in recognition of her legacy as THE CONTRAVIDA of Philippine movies, the sole Diwata awardee is the irreplaceable Ms. Bella Flores. Ms. Flores has appeared in more than 100 movies since her career began as a 16-year old lass in the early 1950s. Even today, no one parallels her iconic looks and acting wit.

Crafting the Diwata trophy is well-known sculptor Ms. Lia Torralba, who blends together the images of leaf, woman, moon and vessel into her work.

Also for the launch night, to celebrate the role of young women artists and activists in promoting equity and equality for women, multi-awarded actress Ms. Judy Ann Santos and UP Diliman University Student Council Chair (Incoming UP Student Regent) Ms. Shahana Abdulwahid give more significance the festival with inspirational remarks. UP Open University Chancellor Grace Javier Alfonso and Film Institute Director Anne Marie de Guzman provide the festival overview.

For the festival duration, women faculty of the UP Film Institute and other women artists mount a multi-media exhibit on SENSE AND WANDERING at the Ishmael Bernal Gallery for the whole month of March.

FESTIVAL LAUNCH

Special tribute and Diwata Award* given to Ms. Bella Flores. Featuring inspirational remarks by Judy Ann Santos and UP Student Regent Shahana Abdulwahid. 10 March/ 6:30 P.M. (Cine Adarna) Free Entrance

FESTIVAL FILMS

Winning Short Films

International Women’s Short Film Competition

10 March, 8:00 P.M.

(Cine Adarna)

Free Entrance

films by women

Don’t Give Up on Us (2006)

A control freak braves the mountain region to confront the man who may have snatched her brother’s fiancée. Director: Joyce Bernal. Starring Judy Ann Santos and Piolo Pascual. 10 March, 3:00 P.M. (Cine Adarna)

Entrance: 50 pesos only

Be Fruitful and Multiply

Presented by the Embassy of Israel and the University Center for Women’s Studies

Ultra-orthodox Jewish women in the United States and Israel contend with life as a continuing cycle of pregnancy, giving birth, nursing and nurturing. 10 March, 5:00 P.M. (forum follows screening) (Cine Adarna) Free Admission

One More Chance (2007)

The year’s highest-grossing homegrown romance tackles the tale of an engineer and a lady architect who’ve been sweethearts since college. Their affair heads for the crossroad when she resolves to try her independence. Director: Cathy Garcia-Molina. Starring John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alonzo. 11 March, 3:00 P.M. (Cine Adarna) Entrance: 50 pesos only

Milan (2004)

Love truly works in mysterious ways as a Pinay overseas worker in Italy is drawn to a man searching for his missing wife. Director: Olivia M. Lamasan. Starring Claudine Barretto and Piolo Pascual. 12 March, 5:00 P.M. (Cine Adarna) Entrance: 50 pesos only

Love Conquers All

A rural girl in the big city is cheated into prostitution by the very man she falls for. Hailed as world cinema’s most celebrated film of late from a woman director! Directed by Tan Chui Mui. 12 March, 7:00 P.M. (Cine Adarna) Entrance: 100 pesos only

Dubai (2005)

Pinoy brothers in Dubai fall for the same adorable woman.

Director: Rory B. Quintos. Starring Aga Muhlach, Claudine Barretto and John Lloyd Cruz. 13 March, 2:00 P.M. (Cine Adarna) Entrance: 50 pesos only

Abadeha: The Filipina Cinderella (2007)

Cinderella gets to be Pinay set to neo-ethnic rock. Winner of Best Feature Film Debut—2007 New York International Independent Film and Video Festival. Director/Producer: Myrna D. dela Paz. 13 March, 5:00 P.M. (Cine Adarna) Entrance: 130 pesos only

Care Home (2006)

Superstar Nora Aunor in another dramatic turn as a lonely caregiver in the United States with her own battle against malignant cancer. Director: Suzette Ranillo. Starring Nora Aunor, Gloria Sevilla and Divina Valencia. 13 March, 7:00 P.M. (Cine Adarna) Entrance: 100 pesos only

tribute to Bella Flores

Philippine cinema’s perennial contravida get to be lead for once as this year’s sole Diwata Awardee for Lifetime Achievement. Tribute highlights two of the most unforgettable among her innumerable screen appearances: Young Love (1969). 12 March, 300P.M. (Videotheque) Entrance: 35 pesos only; Ilusyon (2005) 12 March, 5:00 P.M. (Cine Adarna) Entrance: 50 pesos only

gender –sensitive films

Presented by the Quezon City Gender and Development Resource and Coordinating Office Program: Winners of Metro Manila Film Festival’s Most Gender-Sensitive Film Award of the last two years--

Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo (2006) Director: Jose Javier Reyes. Starring Judy Ann Santos and Ryan Agoncillo. 11 March, 5:00 P.M. (Cine Adarna) Entrance: 50 pesos only

Desperadas (2008) Director: Joel Lamangan. Starring Ruffa Guiterrez, Rufa Mae Quinto, Iza Calzado and Marian Rivera. 11 March, 7:30 P.M. (Cine Adarna) Entrance: 50 pesos only

FORUMS

Film as a Diasporic Experience

Videotheque, 2^nd Floor of Bernal Gallery

11 March, 1:00-3:00 P.M.

Forum with screenings by the Democratic Socialist Women of the Philippines

11 March, 10:00 AM -12:00 PM

Cine Adarna UP Film Institute

Conversations with Women Filmmakers

Featuring Joyce Bernal, Khryss Adalia, Cathy Garcia-Molina, Olive Lamasan (tentative) and Rory Quintos (tentative)

12 March, 1:00-3:00 P.M.

Cine Adarna, UP Film Institute

Forum with screenings by the Center Community Journalism and Development

12 March, 10:00-12:00

Cine Adarna, UP Film Institute

Being ‘here’ and becoming ‘there’: The Diasporic Nomadic Woman

13 March, 1:00-3:00 P.M.

Videotheque, 2^nd Floor of Bernal Gallery

Forum with screenings by Gabriela National/Gabriela Women’s Party

13 March, 3:00-5:00 P.M.

Ishmael Bernal Gallery

FESTIVAL MUSIC CONCERTS

World Music Fusion with Cynthia Alexander

11 March/ 8:30 P.M.

Ishmael Bernal Gallery

Folk- World Music Beat of Bayang Barrios (with UP music bands)

12 March/ 8:30 P.M.

Ishmael Bernal Gallery

Young all-women band Engkantada and Tao Nono Aves with UP music bands

13 March/ 9:00 P.M.

Cinema Lobby and Courtyard

FILM SEMINAR

EXPLORATIONS ON THE DYNAMIC USES OF VIDEO FOR ADVOCACY

By Surf Reyes

10 March, 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Cine Adarna Theater

Fee: Php 200.00 only, inclusive of training materials and snacks

ART EXHIBIT

Women faculty of the UP Film Institute and other women artists mount a multimedia exhibit on SENSE AND WANDERING at the Ishmael Bernal Gallery, curated by Vivian Limpin.

Grace Javier Alfonso

Tina Basco Vivian N. Limpin

Carol Bello Roselle Pineda

Anne Marie de Guzman Lia Torralba

Avie Felix Teta Tulay

Eloi Hernandez

Lorna Israel

for inquiries call 926-3640 or 926-2722.

Women Filmmakers' Night at Magnet Cafe Katipunan

CineKatipunan invites you to the

Women Filmmakers’ Night

On Saturday, January 12, ’07, 5:30 in the afternoon

At Magnet Café, Agcor Bldg. Katipunan Ave. Q.C.

The following films will be featured:

Kunyang by Vivian N. Limpin & Ma. Kathrina S. Loreños

Mga Bagay Na May Pakpak by Katrin Escay and Moshe Ladanga

Para Sa Kabataan by Felinda Bagas

Vivian N. Limpin is a writer, photographer, theater lights designer, filmmaker, animator, painter, komiks creator, and performance artist.

Ma. Kathrina S. Loreños is a filmmaker, animator and cinematographer. She has received recognition for her other short video works.

Kunyang is a lyrical documentary on the lives of women migrant workers in Hong Kong, as told by them. They talk of their dreams, aspirations, hopes, struggles and fears. We hear different women voices talking of the same experience of wanting and working for a better life. The film cuts across issues of migration, family, economy, womanhood, politics, society and identity. The weaving of several vignettes and images makes us realize that the face of the domestic worker in Hong Kong is that of a Filipina.

Para Sa Kabataan tells the story of a school boy from a poor province and an injured a rebel with an important assignment to carry out. An unlikely camaraderie - kindled by their common knowledge of a poem by Jose Rizal – forms between the two. They soon find out, however, that one’s task goes against the other’s, that one’s hopes is against the other’s ideologies.

And only one of them will survive in the crossfire.

Felinda Bagas studied film and audio visual communication at the University of the Philippines and is presently a scriptwriter for television. Among her recent projects are “It Might Be You” (Star Awards Best TV Series for 2004) and “Vietnam Rose”. Her first short film, “She”, was screened locally and internationally and won honorable mention at the 12^th Gawad CCP for Alternative Films in 1999. “Para Sa Kabataan” (For The Children) is her first short film in eight years.

Mga Bagay na May Pakpak is an experimental work which presents two different films at a time. The parallel construction suggests an introspection of the process of filmmaking and film-viewing, of how meanings are constructed, reconstructed and deconstructed by a simple change in structure and the manner of presenting images.

Also a graduate of film at the UPFI, Katrin Maria Escay is an award-winning filmmaker. Her works are known to be explorative and consistent with her beyond-the-brick ideas and which had gained her several recognitions from Gawad CCP and Animagination. Katrin currently pursues further studies in film in London.

Moshe Ladanga, also a graduate from the UPFI, is famous for his excellent cinematography. His cinematography has been recognized locally and internationally. His animation “Itong Mga Pakpak” was featured in the 1998 Animation Fiesta in Singapore. Moshe also continues his film education in London.

Women Filmmakers' Night at Magnet Cafe Katipunan

CineKatipunan invites you to the

Women Filmmakers’ Night

On Saturday, January 12, ’07, 5:30 in the afternoon

At Magnet Café, Agcor Bldg. Katipunan Ave. Q.C.

The following films will be featured:

Kunyang by Vivian N. Limpin & Ma. Kathrina S. Loreños

Mga Bagay Na May Pakpak by Katrin Escay and Moshe Ladanga

Para Sa Kabataan by Felinda Bagas

Vivian N. Limpin is a writer, photographer, theater lights designer, filmmaker, animator, painter, komiks creator, and performance artist.

Ma. Kathrina S. Loreños is a filmmaker, animator and cinematographer. She has received recognition for her other short video works.

Kunyang is a lyrical documentary on the lives of women migrant workers in Hong Kong, as told by them. They talk of their dreams, aspirations, hopes, struggles and fears. We hear different women voices talking of the same experience of wanting and working for a better life. The film cuts across issues of migration, family, economy, womanhood, politics, society and identity. The weaving of several vignettes and images makes us realize that the face of the domestic worker in Hong Kong is that of a Filipina.

Para Sa Kabataan tells the story of a school boy from a poor province and an injured a rebel with an important assignment to carry out. An unlikely camaraderie - kindled by their common knowledge of a poem by Jose Rizal – forms between the two. They soon find out, however, that one’s task goes against the other’s, that one’s hopes is against the other’s ideologies.

And only one of them will survive in the crossfire.

Felinda Bagas studied film and audio visual communication at the University of the Philippines and is presently a scriptwriter for television. Among her recent projects are “It Might Be You” (Star Awards Best TV Series for 2004) and “Vietnam Rose”. Her first short film, “She”, was screened locally and internationally and won honorable mention at the 12^th Gawad CCP for Alternative Films in 1999. “Para Sa Kabataan” (For The Children) is her first short film in eight years.

Mga Bagay na May Pakpak is an experimental work which presents two different films at a time. The parallel construction suggests an introspection of the process of filmmaking and film-viewing, of how meanings are constructed, reconstructed and deconstructed by a simple change in structure and the manner of presenting images.

Also a graduate of film at the UPFI, Katrin Maria Escay is an award-winning filmmaker. Her works are known to be explorative and consistent with her beyond-the-brick ideas and which had gained her several recognitions from Gawad CCP and Animagination. Katrin currently pursues further studies in film in London.

Moshe Ladanga, also a graduate from the UPFI, is famous for his excellent cinematography. His cinematography has been recognized locally and internationally. His animation “Itong Mga Pakpak” was featured in the 1998 Animation Fiesta in Singapore. Moshe also continues his film education in London.