adobo magazine celebrates Filipino creativity excellence by exhibiting the best in Filipino independent films and advertising with adobo@night film festival: The Best Filipino Indie Films of 2009 on April 23-24, 2010 at the On Cue Roving Studio, 8th Avenue, Bonifacio Global City. All of the films are award-winners and globally recognized as the epitome of independent filmmaking in the Philippines. We will also be showcasing the Best TV Ads of the Decade, curated by the Creative Guild of the Philippines, another milestone for Filipino creativity and excellence.
adobo@night is the first ever event to be held at The On Cue Roving Studio, a digital theater, studio and social venue that combines mobility, prestige and the cool factor. This is the first innovation from Boho@8th Ave, the first Modern Boho Lifestyle Festival in the country that is open from dusk till dawn on weekends.
The beneficiary of this undertaking is The Sahara Network, a foundation that seeks to educate and empower women on their health and increase public awareness on cervical cancer, in cooperation with CECAP (Cervical Cancer Prevention Network Program). We will be donating “the gun that saves lives”, a cryo-therapy gun to the City of Taguig. This gun is a major step towards the fight against cervical cancer.
Screening schedule is as follows
April 23, 2010
630PM Top TV Ads of the Decade (by invitation only)
7PM Pepe Diokno’s Engkwentro (by invitation only)
9PM Eric Matti’s The Arrival
11PM Richard Somes’ Yanggaw
April 24, 2010
6PM Best of Cinemalaya Short Films 2009
7PM Raymond Red’s Himpapawid
9PM Brillante Mendoza’s Kinatay
11PM Jerrold Tarog’s Confessional
Tickets are at P200 each. For ticket sales and inquiries, please call 8450821 or 09228169617 or 09175826536 or email us at info@adobomagazine.com
adobo@night film festival is brought to you by adobo magazine in cooperation with GlaxoSmithKline together with BBDO/Guerrero Proximity with event partners EON The Stakeholder Relations Firm, Tangerine, Boho@8th Avenue, Cinemalaya and Creative Guild of the Philippines
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