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

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

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.