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MTRCB Clears ’58th’ for Limited Wide Release at Shangri-La Plaza

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The MTRCB has cleared the Maguindanao Massacre film ’58th’ for a limited wide release, with public screenings at Shangri-La Plaza from September 16 to 22. The permit was issued on September 11 with an R16 rating. This is a rare chance for Metro Manila audiences to see a film directly tied to one of the Philippines’ deadliest massacres and a landmark case for press freedom. The public screening makes a historically significant story accessible beyond festival or private showings. Screenings run from September 16 to 22 at Shangri-La Plaza, and the film carries an R16 rating from the MTRCB. Viewers should check the cinema’s schedule for showtimes and ticket prices; no registration is mentioned in the announcement.

MTRCB clears ’58th’ for Shangri-La Plaza screening Sept 16-22

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The MTRCB-cleared Maguindanao Massacre film ’58th’ will have a limited wide release at Shangri-La Plaza from September 16 to 22. Screenings are open to the general public during this one-week run. This screening gives Quezon City filmgoers a rare chance to watch a historically important Filipino film about the Maguindanao Massacre on the big screen. It connects audiences to a significant chapter in press freedom and electoral violence in Philippine history. The film runs daily from September 16 to 22 at Shangri-La Plaza, with specific showtimes to be posted by the cinema. Moviegoers should check the venue’s schedule or official social media pages for ticket prices and seating availability.

CinePanalo launches first Panorama Shorts program led by Zig Dulay

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CinePanalo has announced its inaugural Panorama Shorts program, curated by filmmaker Zig Dulay, to showcase completed short films that have not yet been screened in the Philippines. The program aims to provide a platform for emerging and established directors to present their unseen works to local audiences. This initiative matters for Quezon City’s film community as it offers a rare opportunity for local audiences to discover fresh, unreleased short films and supports the growth of Filipino independent cinema. It also positions CinePanalo as a key venue for nurturing new talent and fostering cultural exchange within the region. The program is part of the CinePanalo film festival, though specific dates, venues, and submission details have not yet been disclosed. Interested filmmakers and audiences should monitor official CinePanalo channels for announcements regarding screening schedules and participation requirements.