Nothing can beat the enjoyment of watching your most-awaited films in cinemas, cinematheques and outdoor venues. Cine Europa 26 offers you these cinematic treats! Cine Europa brings 28 multi-awarded films from different EU Member States, as well as our guest country, Ukraine. These films may be watched onsite in our venue partners in Metro Manila, Cebu, Iloilo, Bacolod, and Davao.June 16 to 18: Shangri-la Plaza
- June 21 to 23: Film Development Council of the Philippines, Kalaw, Manila
- June 24- 25: Cultural Center of the Philippines – Open grounds
- June 30 to July 2: Rizal Open Park Auditorium – Luneta Park
- July 5 to 7: SM Cinema Cebu
- July 8 to 9, and July 12-16: Film Development Council Iloilo
- July 14-16: Film Development Council Negros (Bacolod)
- July 14-16: Film Development Council Davao
As always, the EU is grateful to its loyal partners – the Film Development Council of the Philippines, the National Parks and Development Committee, the Cultural Center of the Philippines, Shangri-La Properties, and SM Cinemas.
Cine Europa 26 opens to the Filipino audience with the film Historja – Stitches for Sapmi from Sweden, that will be screened at Cinema 3, Red Carpet Cinemas, Shangri-La Plaza, on 16 June 2023, 7:30pm. This Swedish films is a documentary about the Sami female artist Britta Marakatt-Labba, whose art showcases the past and the present of Sami culture, and how reindeer husbandry is being affected by the global climate crisis.
The other films that will be screened at Cine Europa 26 are:
- children, by showcasing a mother and sonrelationship where the son wants to move to a different country.
- Lyuksemburh, Lyuksemburh (“Luxembourg, Luxembourg”) – a Ukrainian comedy about two children in search for their father in Luxembourg.
- Marocco/Mikado, a co-produced drama from Romania and the Czech Republic about a father-daughter relationship faced with chaos and irreversible outcomes.
- OSS 117: From Africa with Love — OSS 117 is France’s finest secret agent and he’s heading to Africa for what could be the trickiest mission ever!
- Os Demónios Do Meu Avô, an animated film co-produced by Portugal, Spain and France that follows Rosa and her journey back to her native village on the border between Spain and Portugal.
- Srdce na dlani, a comedy from the Czech Republic about falling in love where love pays no mind to age or place. It follows the characters as they navigate through love’s hope and beauty but also its complications and obstacles.
- Imad’s Barndom (“Imad’s Childhood”) – a documentary co-produced from Sweden, and Latvia about a family that was released from ISIS captivity and placed in a displaced persons’ camp in Kurdistan.
- Golata istina za grupa Zhuguli (“The Naked Truth about Zhugui”), from Bulgaria – a fictional film about a band who disbanded 30 years before and is being rounded back together for a 50th anniversary concert.
- Girl, from Belgium – a film about a 15 year old that dreams about becoming a ballerina, Lara.
- Bėgikė (“Runner”), a co-production from Lithuania and the Czech Republic about Marija and her frantic search for her boyfriend, in what is described as a story of sacrifice and the achievement of total freedom.
- Mitra, a film from the Netherlands about Haleh and the woman that betrayed her and caused the death of her daughter in Iran 37 years ago – a story about revenge and friendship.
- Kratt, from Estonia, about a magical creature who will do whatever its master says, with the quest to buy a soul from the devil.
- Smagen af sult (“A Taste of Hunger”) from Denmark, about a family, theirgourmet restaurant and their quest for a Michelin Star.
- Olmo, from Italy – a short story about an 80 year old, Olmo, and his 8 year old grandson, Giulio, and their search for an old tree
- Le Variabili Dipendenti, another short from Italy, about two characters, Pietroand Tommaso, who are curious and are getting to know each other
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