Cine Europa 2012 at Ayala Cinema Cebu

[BertR]

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Cine Europa starts today at Ayala Cinema and will end on Monday, September 24, 2012 (Sept. 21-24, 2012). This is FREE admission, first-come, first-served basis. Enjoy!

Schedule of films:

[beyee]

France and Spain for the win!

[BertR]

France and Spain for the win!

Yup, 2 Days in Paris & Father of My Children are good. I haven't seen the one from Spain.

The one from Austria called "Breathing" is also good.

Of course "The Last Emperor" is a classic Bertolucci, it's a great film, and I wanted to watch it last night on the big screen, but I didn't get to.

I'm going to catch the screening of the Swedish movie "Everlasting Moments."

"Senna" is also an interesting documentary on one of the best Formula One racers.

[poisontree]

thanks for posting this. missed japanese and french film fest this year. will try to see some cine europa movies

[mutyaks]

noted.. thanks

[BertR]

noted.. thanks

thanks for posting this. missed japanese and french film fest this year. will try to see some cine europa movies

Way sapayan ninyo tanan. I'm planning to go see "Everlasting Moments" tonight.

[emailroy2002]

nindota ani e tanaw oi, kakita ko ani mga sine sa europa sauna, nindot ang mga twist

[Ekoydakoykoy]

syet karn ra ko kita ani na event da nindot ta kaayo i tan-aw og The last emperor sa sine..zzzZZZZZ malasa oi

[Carlu Villarin]

ka-nice itan-aw... out of town lang ko...

[BertR]

I saw "Everlasting Moments" last night and furiously HATED the projection of a very poor DVD. Unfortunately, this distracted me from the movie and my memories of it are of a convoluted plot and underdeveloped characters. I don't know if this is really the case for the movie.

I thought the movie could have been told with 30 minutes less of running time by forgoing the redundant scenes of Maria's suffering. I also didn't find a profound attachment between Maria and the camera. All the 7 children are interchangeable. Maja was highlighted but even her character was not sufficiently developed. Sigge, the husband, was okay but would have helped if the movie focused on how he changed. Because at the end, it seemed just like a snap that he changed for the good. Anyways, enough of the bad points because I did like how it ended. Oh well. All's well that end's well...

Did any of you guys see this and would you say that my reaction of the movie is not far-fetched? haha