Joining Boho Av's opening is local advertising resource publication Adobo Magazine, with its first ever Adobo@night Film Festival to be held at the On Cue Roving Studio. Set on April 23-24, 2010, the event features award-winning independent films and a decade-full of advertising reels, all carefully handpicked by some of the country's industry heads.
Screening schedules are as follows:
April 23, 2010 FRIDAY
0630PM Top TV Ads of the Decade (by invitation only)
0700PM Pepe Diokno’s Engkwentro (by invitation only)
0900PM Eric Matti’s The Arrival 11PM Richard Somes’ Yanggaw
April 24, 2010 SATURDAY
0600PM Best of Cinemalaya Short Films 2009
0700PM Raymond Red’s Himpapawid
0900PM Brillante Mendoza’s Kinatay
1100PM Jerrold Tarog’s Confessional
Tickets are sold at Php200 each. Event proceeds will be donated by to Sahara Network, a foundation that seeks to educate women of their health and to empower them to stand up against cervical cancer
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The Adobo@night Film Festival is spearheaded by Adobo Magazine in cooperation with GlaxoSmithKline together with BBDO/Guerrero Proximity with event partners EON The Stakeholder Relations Firm, Tangerine, Boho@8th Avenue, Outpost Visual Frontier, Cinemalaya and Creative Guild of the Philippines.
For more information about this event, go to http://www.adobomagazine.com/adoboatnight/
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I just got my 3rd shot of cervical cancer vaccine and I'm lucky that the company where I work offered a program in which employees can avail of the vaccine in a salary deduction scheme. The vaccine is expensive that an ordinary woman, lest the unemployed and the marginalized, cannot afford it. But the vaccination is very important for cervical cancer is the number two cause of death among women in the country today.
ReplyDeleteI would like to help spread awareness in cervical cancer. I hope other companies would do the same and encourage their women employees to avail of the cervical cancer vaccination. May our newly elected officials (and I'm expecting the women who will be elected in the post will spearhead this) DO something about this so that every woman get vaccinated. It should be a RIGHT.
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