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On its fourth year, Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival will be showcasing ten full-length and ten short films. Roxyfoxy and Parisianinpinas went with me yesterday to CCP to catch 100 by writer and director Chris Martinez. It is a story of a "stern, uptight and exacting woman with a terminal illness who tries to accomplish a list of 100 things to do before she dies." Sure, the story is nothing original but what I really liked was that it was told in a very light manner. You don't leave the movie house with a heavy heart but with a new outlook towards life.
At the ground floor was a little exhibit. And in there, one thing immediately caught my attention. In this day and age of flat/LCD/plasma TV screens I find that bulky red box strangely comforting. Childhood reminder of afternoon entertainment.
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the photo of the red TV just cracked me up. i wish i can drop by CCP and see cinemalaya, too. never seen it before.
Welcome back! You were gone for quite some time.
I agree with you about the TV, and I think it's adorable that it's red pa. ;)
viva indie movies!!!
who's your bet? i go for Brutus!
omg! a red TV. how kewl is that?
haha. we have exactly the same TV at home. and it still works! amazing!!!
hilda,
yeah. been busy lately. thanks for dropping by.
kevin,
i can't make up my mind yet as i haven't seen 'em all. i'll try to catch Brutus then maybe we can compare notes.
all,
funny, our old TV was red. i wonder if there's still something like this in the market. hmmm...
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