[PLUGS] .MOV FILMFEST Wazak Trailers & Weather Report
Digital Dekalogo 10×10.MOV
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yjpkh8hqL1Y
John Torres Trailer.MOV
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDzBj8d0Zb0
Roxlee Eye Trailer.MOV
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPFD9r4MAhk
Roxlee Doggy Trailer.MOV
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EVdIJvjKWY
.MOV WINS OVER MARCE
Blinding The Eye Of Real Storms
September 9, 2008 - Storm Marce came, we saw the flood rise up the streets of Manila, and still we conquered it with our own party to introduce the Silvershorts finalists at Mag:Net Katipunan. Last Tuesday, .MOV set out to blind the eye of the storm, and blind it we sure did.
Never mind the rain, never mind the traffic. We had our own cluster of stars shining inside Mag:Net, and no amount of gray cloud could dampen their brightness. Seen in the scene were Lav Diaz, Khavn De La Cruz, Raya Martin, Ruelo Lozendo, Alexis Tioseco, and John Torres.
But they weren’t the only folks to look out for. We also had the budding directors at hand to introduce and give certificates to as the finalists for .MOV’s Silvershorts Short Film Competition. Student finalists Minco Fabregas, Jedd Chris Dumaguina, Aissa Penafiel, Mel Rose Aguilar, Arbi Mari Larano and Juan Alcazaren braved the rain to join in on the fun, while four other finalists for the Open Category, two of which had representatives, also arrived despite the terrible traffic in the Metro: Richard Legaspi, Jose Maria Basa, J.I.E. Teodoro, and Ray Gibraltar.
Hosted by Nerissa Guevarra, we were given a treat with the screenings of the following flicks:
- “A Date With Jao Mapa” by QUARK HENARES
- “Bisitasyon” by ATO BAUTISTA
- “Bloodbank” by PAM MIRAS
• “Sulyap” by MO ZEE
After the popcorn has ran out, and after the lights were turned back on, it was then time to pump up the music, courtesy of Chilitees, Khavn De la Cruz and Jesus Mafia (featuring Norman Wilwayco, Palanca Grand Prize for Novel, 2002 and 2008).
Marce definitely was no match for the Signal number 3 raised at the .MOV Silvershorts Finalists party. To check out what else went down, some of the photos from the event can be viewed at dotmovfest.blogspot.com.
And if you missed last Tuesday’s event, there’s no reason to fret, cause we can assure you this is but a taste of more great parties to come from .MOV. The scene to be seen at from October 1 to October 3 is at the Cubao X compound area, with ground zero at MOGWAI Cinematheque. This is what’s shaking up the heart of old Manila on those nights (because we do know how to cook up a partaaaaay):
So keep your eyes peeled for more information and details, and keep it posted at our official website, http://www.movfest.com.
About .MOV
.MOV (pronounced “dot-mov”), the first digital filmfest in the Philippines which jumpstarted the digital revolution in the country back in 2002, will have its third edition in Robinsons Galleria Cinema from September 30 to October 7, 2008. The Opening Night will be on September 30, Tuesday, and the Closing & Awards Night will be on October 4, Saturday. Parallel screenings in the cities of Bacolod , Dumaguete, and Iloilo will be held from September 24 to October 7.
For group screenings, workshops, tickets and other related inquiries and
information, contact dotmov@gmail. com, bien@bannedmoviespilipinas.com, and visit www.movfest. com.
The 3rd .MOV International Digital Film Festival is presented by Filmless Films in cooperation with Robinsons Movieworld, Geiser Maclang Communications, Inc., Parco, Indiesine, Swiftsure Group, Inc., Click the City, Brown Monkeys, MTV, Terno Recordings, FHM, Swim Interactive, Backdoor Ventures, Dakila, & Mogwai Cinematheque.
