The European Union (EU) Delegation and the EU Member States Embassies, together with Goethe Institut Manila, are proud to present the 26th edition of Cine Europa in 100 percent physical screenings from June 16 to July 16.
Cine Europa brings 28 multi-awarded films from different EU Member States, as well as guest country, Ukraine.
These films may be watched onsite in venue partners within Metro Manila, Cebu, Iloilo, Bacolod and Davao. Cine Europa 26 opened to the Filipino audience with the film "Historja – Stitches for Sapmi" from Sweden that was screened at Cinema 3, Shangri-La Plaza over the weekend.
This Swedish film is a documentary about the Sami female artist Britta Marakatt-Labba, whose art showcases the past and the present of Sami culture, and how reindeer husbandry is being affected by the global climate crisis.
‘Murina’ from Croatia and Slovenia
‘Murina’ from Croatia and Slovenia
‘Ensilumi (Any Day Now)’ from Finland
‘Ensilumi (Any Day Now)’ from Finland
‘Historja – Stitches for Sapmi’ from Sweden
‘Historja – Stitches for Sapmi’ from Sweden
‘Murina’ from Croatia and Slovenia
‘Murina’ from Croatia and Slovenia
‘Ensilumi (Any Day Now)’ from Finland
‘Ensilumi (Any Day Now)’ from Finland
‘Historja – Stitches for Sapmi’ from Sweden
‘Historja – Stitches for Sapmi’ from Sweden
‘Murina’ from Croatia and Slovenia
‘Murina’ from Croatia and Slovenia
The other films that will be screened at Cine Europa 26 are "Murina" from Croatia and Slovenia; "My Love Affair with Marriage" from Latvia and Luxembourg; "Sweat" from Poland; "Rien à Foutre ("Zero Fucks Given") from Belgium; "Ensilumi ("Any Day Now") from Finland; "Miss Viborg" from Denmark; "The Cleaners" from Germany; "Szelíd ("Gentle")" from Hungary; "Ramona" from Spain; "Dodo" from Greece; "Róise & Frank" from Ireland; "Moi dumky tykhi ("My thoughts are silent")" from Ukraine; and "Lyuksemburh, Lyuksemburh ("Luxembourg, Luxembourg")" from Ukraine.
Also included are "Marocco/Mikado" from Romania and the Czech Republic; "From Africa with Love — OSS 117" from France; "Os Demónios Do Meu Avô" from Portugal, Spain and France; "Srdce na dlani" from Czech Republic; "Imad's Barndom ("Imad's Childhood")" from Sweden and Latvia; "Golata istina za grupa Zhuguli ("The Naked Truth about Zhugui") from Bulgaria; "Girl" from Belgium; "Bėgikė ("Runner") from Lithuania and the Czech Republic; "Mitra" from the Netherlands; "Kratt" from Estonia; "Smagen af sult ("A Taste of Hunger")" from Denmark; "Olmo" from Italy; and finally, "Le Variabili Dipendenti" from Italy.
