Screening Schedule: Cinema One Originals Festival 2014
The Cinema One Originals Film Festival is a film festival in the Philippines held annually in the month of November shown at selected malls. It aims to showcase the talents and diverse voices of the Filipino independent films. The film festival is produced by Cinema One, a Filipino cable television network.
From a good number of full length scripts submitted to the screening committee, they got 5 films for the Cinema One Plus category (with Php 2 million film grant), and 10 films for the Cinema One Currents category (with Php 1 million film grant), based on the quality of scripts and presentation of the filmmakers.
By year 2012, the film entries were split into two categories, Plus and Currents, based on the movies' blockbuster potential and market appeal.
Cinema One Originals Festival 2014 offers a very interesting lineup of 10 in-competition films, world premieres, exhibition films, screenings of digitally restored classic Filipino movies, and special screenings of Asian Cinema titles.
Now on its 10th edition, Cinema One Originals Festival 2014 will run from November 9 to 18 at the following venues:
Glorietta 4 (Cinema 1) in Ayala Center, Makati;
Greenhills Dolby Atmos (Cinema 6) in San Juan;
Fairview Terraces (Cinema 1) in Quezon City; and
Trinoma Mall (Cinema 1) in Quezon City.
The opening night is on November 9. Regular screenings are from November 10 to 18.
For this year’s Current section, the following in-competition films will be showcased:
Bitukang Manok – directed by Alec Figuracion
Di Sila Tatanda – directed by Malay
Esprit De Corps – directed by Kanakan-Balintagos
Lorna – directed by Sigrid Andrea Bernardo
Red – directed by Jay Abello
Seoul Mates – directed by Nash Ang
Soap Opera – directed by Remton Siega Zuasola
That Thing Called Tadhana – directed by Antoinette Jadaone
The Housekeepers – directed by Paolo O’Hara
Violator – directed by Eduardo Dayao
See below schedules of the film festival per venue:
Glorietta 4 (Cinema 1) in Ayala Center, Makati;
Greenhills Dolby Atmos (Cinema 6) in San Juan;
Fairview Terraces (Cinema 1) in Quezon City; and
Trinoma Mall (Cinema 1) in Quezon City.
From a good number of full length scripts submitted to the screening committee, they got 5 films for the Cinema One Plus category (with Php 2 million film grant), and 10 films for the Cinema One Currents category (with Php 1 million film grant), based on the quality of scripts and presentation of the filmmakers.
By year 2012, the film entries were split into two categories, Plus and Currents, based on the movies' blockbuster potential and market appeal.
Cinema One Originals Festival 2014 offers a very interesting lineup of 10 in-competition films, world premieres, exhibition films, screenings of digitally restored classic Filipino movies, and special screenings of Asian Cinema titles.
Now on its 10th edition, Cinema One Originals Festival 2014 will run from November 9 to 18 at the following venues:
Glorietta 4 (Cinema 1) in Ayala Center, Makati;
Greenhills Dolby Atmos (Cinema 6) in San Juan;
Fairview Terraces (Cinema 1) in Quezon City; and
Trinoma Mall (Cinema 1) in Quezon City.
The opening night is on November 9. Regular screenings are from November 10 to 18.
For this year’s Current section, the following in-competition films will be showcased:
Bitukang Manok – directed by Alec Figuracion
Di Sila Tatanda – directed by Malay
Esprit De Corps – directed by Kanakan-Balintagos
Lorna – directed by Sigrid Andrea Bernardo
Red – directed by Jay Abello
Seoul Mates – directed by Nash Ang
Soap Opera – directed by Remton Siega Zuasola
That Thing Called Tadhana – directed by Antoinette Jadaone
The Housekeepers – directed by Paolo O’Hara
Violator – directed by Eduardo Dayao
See below schedules of the film festival per venue:
Glorietta 4 (Cinema 1) in Ayala Center, Makati;
Greenhills Dolby Atmos (Cinema 6) in San Juan;
Fairview Terraces (Cinema 1) in Quezon City; and
Trinoma Mall (Cinema 1) in Quezon City.
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