'Heneral Luna' brings back 50% discount for students | Inquirer Entertainment

‘Heneral Luna’ brings back 50% discount for students

/ 11:40 AM October 14, 2015

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SCENE from the historical drama (from left): Art Acuña, John Arcilla, Archie Alemania (partly hidden), Joem Bascon and Alex Medina plan an attack. FILE PHOTO

The producers behind the historical biopic “Heneral Luna” have decided to bring back its promo offering 50 percent off the film’s ticket price for students.

READ: ‘Heneral Luna’ earns P240 million, breaks even

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Now on its sixth week in theaters, the promo for students was brought back by the producers as a “thanksgiving gift” to supporters who helped them reach the film’s P240 million break-even point.

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“Ushering in our sixth week in theaters and as a way of giving thanks for helping us reach the P240 million mark, we are happy to announce that the 50% discount for students returns as of today, October 13, 2015,” the post in the film’s Facebook page read.

Students need to present a valid student ID to avail of the discount.

The student promo has earlier expired last September 30.

Aside from bringing back the student promo, the producers also announced that it will be showing the film in theaters in the United States and Australia.

Heneral Luna, which was directed by Jerrold Tarog, is said to be the highest grossing historical film in the Philippines. The film was also picked as the country’s entry to the Best Foreign Language Film category of the 88th Academy Awards. AJH/RAM

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