Dubbed as the Mother of All Film Festivals in the Philippines, the Cinemanila International Film Festival, now on its 7th year, kicks off on October 12 and runs ’til the 25th at selected Metro Manila cinemas.
Among films offered are the Japan Foundation’s Cinemanga: Shinji Aramaki’s “Appleseed” (2005), Katsuhiro Otomo’s “Steamboy” (2004), and Mamoru Oshii’s “Inosensu: K
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good for you, and Manila..I envy the advantage to such exposure to good films. =( Sana Umabot din dito sa Cebu. tsk tsk Geographical constraint..