The European Union in partnership with the EU Cultural Institutes, presents the launch of Cine Europa 2014 which will run from September 11 to 21 at the Shang Cineplex, Shangri-La Plaza Mall, Mandaluyong City.
The event will offer 23 European films, 3 special Filipino film screenings, and 2 forums on film appreciation and filmmaking.
Listed below is the lineup of the screenings on Cinema 2:
AUSTRIA – Two-Seater Rocket
BELGIUM – Everybody Famous
BULGARIA – Journey to Jerusalem
CZECH REPUBLIC – Identity Card
DENMARK – The Hunt
FRANCE – Chinese Puzzle
GERMANY – Broken Glass Park
GERMANY – Home from Home
HUNGARY – Thorn Castle
ITALY – Easy!
ITALY – A Second Childhood
THE NETHERLANDS – Bon Voyage
THE NETHERLANDS – Mister Twister: Class of Fun
NORWAY – Vegas
ROMANIA – Child’s Pose (Opening Film)
ROMANIA – The Godmother
SLOVAKIA – Love
SPAIN – A Gun in Each Hand
SPAIN – The Missing Lynx
SWITZERLAND – Sister
SWITZERLAND / FRANCE – Planet Ocean
SWEDEN – The Ice Dragon
UK – Metro Manila
In line with the film appreciation and film making forum, the following will also have their respective special screenings at the Premiere Theater:
PHILIPPINES – Magnifico
PHILIPPINES – Norte, Hangganan ng Kasaysayan
PHILIPPINES – Ang Pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros
After its launch screenings at Shang Cineplex, Cine Europa 2014 will proceed to the following venues:
Cine Europa 2014 in Baguio:
September 23 to 28
Cine Europa 2014 in Iloilo:
September 30 to October 5
Cine Europa 2014 in Cebu:
October 10 to 12
Cine Europa 2014 in Leyte:
October 16 to 19
Cine Europa 2014 in Tacloban:
October 21 to 26
Cine Europa 2014 in Davao:
October 28 to November 2
Cine Europa 2014 in Zamboanga:
November 4 to 9
Cine Europa 2014 in Cagayan de Oro:
November 13 to 16
Cine Europa at the Shang is free admission on a first-come, first-served basis.
i hope they are showing these wonderful films in a large cinema and not the 80 or so seater.
Hi John! That’s true. Premiere Theater only has a seating capacity of 88, I think. The competition is tough so we better get there early! Like in Silent Film Fest, I arrived in the venue at around 5pm, still no queue but when I returned at around 6 (the screening’s at 8pm), the queue is already long.
hello Misstache,same for the italian fest.there hundreds were turned away including me! and cinemalaya! ridiculous programming.no way am i standing in a queue for 2 hours to be turned away.obviously more people in manila want to see quality films than are given credit for by inept organisers.