Part of the centennial celebration of Philippine cinema are two QCinema sections reflecting the rich heritage of classic and mainstream works by major directors, including the country’s national artists for film.
Centenial Classics will feature digitally restored films by ABS-CBN Film Restoration Project and FDCP. Part of the list are
Biyaya ng Lupa (Manuel Silos);
Malvarosa (Gregorio Fernandez);
Insiang and Maynila sa Kuko ng Liwanag (Lino Brocka);
Noli Me Tangere (Gerardo de Leon); and Tisoy (Ishmael Bernal).
A Special Life Achievement Award will be presented to Vicente del Rosario Jr., who established Viva Entertainment as one of the main, enduring pillars in the entertainment industry for more than fifty years.
QCinema is presenting the section, Viva Classics, in recognition of his outstanding contributions of “Boss Vic”, as he is fondly called, to the industry. Three of the previous decades' well-loved hits will be shown here: Bituing Walang Ningning (Emmanuel H. Borlaza);
The Flor Contemplacion Story (Joel Lamangan) and
Working Girls (Ishmael Bernal).
Lastly, QCinema is screening again some of its Circle Film competition grantees. These are Oda sa Wala by Dwein Baltazar, Billie and Emma by Samantha Lee, and Medusae by Pamela Miras.
For more information and updates, visit qcinema.ph.
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