5. CCP Arthouse Cinema
Tanghalang Manuel Conde (CCP Dream Theater), Roxas Boulevard cor. Pablo Ocampo St., CCP Complex, Pasay City
832-1125 local 1704 and 1705 | Facebook
Thursdays have never been so good with Cultural Center of the Philippines’ Arthouse Cinema which screens independent movies previously shown at the Cinemalaya Film Festivals every second and last Thursday of the month. The best part is admission is free! The 100 seating capacity is on a first come first served basis.
You can contact and inquire of the week’s film line up here.
6. UP Film Institute’s Cine Adarna and Videotheque
UPFI Film Center Magsaysay Avenue UP Campus, Diliman, Quezon City
(02) 926 2722 | Facebook
Cine Adarna’s 800-seat capacity and 60-seater Videotheque is a venue for activities such as film screenings, conventions, concerts, symposium, stage play, graduation etc. It screens quality films free from censorship of the MTRCB for the appreciation of cinematic arts. Local and international films are screened every day, to catch their schedules, click here.
7. Alliance Francaise de Manille
09 Nicanor Garcia Street, Bel-Air II, Makati City
(02) 895 7585 | Facebook
For those wanting to learn French, immerse yourself in French culture and watch films screened at Alliance Francaise de Manille. Aside from offering French classes, they also screen classic and contemporary French films and showcases Filipino indie films from time to time. Admission is free and seats are on a first come first served basis.
For their schedule of films, click here.
8. Cine Lokal
With the aim of bringing independent Filipino movies to the big screen and closer to the masses, the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) and SM Cinema introduced Cine Lokal, a new cinema line that houses independent award-winning films and classic films from Filipinos in select SM Malls across the country.
The branches include SM Manila, SM Sta. Mesa, SM North Edsa, SM Mall of Asia, SM Megamall, SM Bacoor, SM Fairview, and SM Southmall. Two films are chosen to be screened for the duration of two weeks and tickets are priced at Php 150.
For the schedules, follow Cine Lokal and FDCP’s Facebook pages.
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