If you're into indie and foreign films, you'll love the offers of the Cinemalaya Film Festival and Eiga Sai (Japanese Film Festival) this year. Cinemalaya, which already opened last weekend, offers 10 full-length films and 10 film shorts, while the Eiga Sai presents seven full-length films, including an animated film in its two runs after it ended its week-long showing in Shangri-La Plaza.
Anita Linda and German Moreno in Adela
Cinemalaya runs until July 20, Sunday at the Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP), while the Eiga Sai will take over CCP from Aug 7 to 10, and then head off to the UP Film Institute on Aug. 11-16. For more information on Cinemalaya, check out the trailers, pictures, and more here. You can also check out Eiga Sai's lineup here.
Check out the quick list of entries in these two film festivals.
Cinemalaya 2008, full-length films
100 by Chris Martinez
Baby Angelo by Joel Ruiz and Abi Aquino
Boses by Ellen Ongkeko-Marfil
Brutus by Tara Illenberger
Concerto by Paul Alexander Morales
Huling Pasada by Paul Sta. Ana
Jay by Francis Xavier E. Pasion
My Fake American Accent by Onnah Valera
Namets by Emilio "Jay" Abello
Ranchero by Michael Christian Cardoz
Cinemalaya 2008, film shorts
Andong by Rommel "Milo" Tolentino
Ang Ibang Mga Pamilya by Joel P. Ruiz
Angan-Angan (Dreams) by Sheron R. Dayoc,
Diamante sa Langit by Vic Acedillo Jr.
God Only Knows by Mark V. Reyes
Huling Biktima by Vitaliano A. Rave
My Pet by Anna G. Bigornia
Panggaris by Dexter B. Cayanes
Trails of Water by Sheron R. Dayoc
Tutos by L.A. Yamsuan
Eiga Sai 2008
We Shall Overcome Someday
Linda Linda Linda
Canary
Hanging Garden
A Stranger of Mine
Juvenile Jungle
Chibi Maruko Chan (animated)
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