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by: The Beat Asia
July 29, 2022
Good news, indie film lovers! The Cinemalaya Film Festival returns with on-site film screenings to celebrate its 18th year at the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) on Aug. 5-14.
The Philippine Independent Film Festival 2022 presents “Cinemalaya 18: Breaking Through the Noise” to represent the “homecoming” of indie films to live theater. This year’s theme also aims to establish the absolute truth and get ahead of fake news through visual storytelling of what’s happening in society today.
The film screenings at different CCP venues are slated for Aug. 5-14 and in select cinemas nationwide from Aug.10-16. Ticket prices range from P230 (CCP, Ayala Malls NCR and Regional branches, SM NCR branches) to P250 (SM Regional branches). Festival passes for Cinemalaya 18 are also available for P2,500 on the CCP website.
Out of 199 entries, the following 12 short films were chosen as finalists in the Short Film category (with MTRCB rating):
Here’s the list of 11 full-length films with an MTRCB rating:
For the latest updates and information, visit cinemalaya.org or culturalcenter.gov.ph.
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