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/ 12:12 AM April 09, 2015

BONG Cabrera (left) and Alex Yasuda “Tamang Hinala (A Suspicion)”

BONG Cabrera (left) and Alex Yasuda “Tamang Hinala (A Suspicion)”

Filipino short film wins in Jakarta

Ron Genato’s short film “Tamang Hinala (A Suspicion)” won the Gold Award (for Newcomers) at the International Film Festival on Women, Social Issues and Zero Discrimination in Jakarta, March 30-April 6. The fest supports the United Nations’ humanitarian and peace initiatives. Genato’s film follows a depressed gay man and the friend who helps him. Genato attended the awarding held at the PKR Cultural Center in Jakarta on April 2.

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‘Lola’ in the UK

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Joey Agbayani’s animated short film “Lola” will be shown at the Dark Scream Film Festival (April 9 to 11) in Titchfield, Hampshire, UK. It will be the only Filipino film to screen at the historic theater, The Great Barn, on April 11, 7 p.m. Dark Scream is described as “a horror film fest that aims to support indie filmmakers by [presenting] high-quality works to audiences.”

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Two PH films in LA

Two Filipino films will be shown at the 31st Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival (California, April 23-30). Carlos Siguion-Reyna’s “Hari ng Tondo” and Antoinette Jadaone’s “That Thing Called Tadhana” will be shown at the CGV Cinemas on April 29. The fest seeks to be “the premier showcase for the best and brightest of Asian-American and Asian international cinema.” Bayani San Diego Jr.

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TAGS: “Hari ng Tondo”, “That Thing Called Tadhana, Cinemas, Entertainment, Indie Films, Jakarta, Joey Agbayani, Lola, UK

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