Mark Lester 's posts with tag: philippine landmarks
|  | "Anong kwento mo?" bungad ng isang dambuhalang tarpaulin ng Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival 2008 sa CCP Tanghalang Pambansa.
"Bakit ikaw lang mag-isa?" Dugtong pa niya. "Nasaan sila?"
"Potah ewan," sagot ko. "May mga trabaho. O baka may tinatrabaho. Char!"
"Keri na. Pasok ka na; papatapos na yung show ni Adela."
At dahil ako ay nahuli sa opening film at walang oras magbabad sa higanteng blokeng gusali, inaliw ko na lamang ang aking sarili sa paglaro ng liwanag.
Ang still kamera. Kahit sa isang pitik, sa kwento'y hitik. :D
The Cinemalaya 2008 runs from July 11 to 20, 2008 at the Cultural Center of the Philippines Tanghalang Pambansa. Tickets: P100 (flash your school ID and you'll get 50% discount, P350 for a day pass. But if you're filthy loaded and uber hungry for great Pinoy indie flicks, shell out P950 for a mahiwagang festival pass. |
| | Billed as the longest highway in the Philippines, the Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway is expected to change the face of business and leisure in Northern Luzon. As the shortest, most direct and most efficient link connecting the Subic Bay Freeport and the Special Economic Zone in Zambales, the Clark Special Economic Zone in Pampanga and the Central Techno Park in Tarlac, the SCTex will drive the region’s economic development and create greater opportunities for investment, trade and employment.
Be there when SCTex ushers in the future this April 18-20. The 94K Weekend invites guests to live in the fast lane with a thrilling weekend of family fun and sporting events. From lightning speed test-drives to challenging marathons, the 94K Weekend lets guests experience the best the SCTex has to offer.
For more info: www.94kweekend.com
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| | A GuillermoTolentino historical tour de force right smack in the middle of urban chaos. Do we care? Oh, here comes the MRT-3 extension project... |
| | Cover photo of August 2007 issue of ArtPetron Folio magazine features Punta de Santiago lighthouse in Calatagan, Batangas.
ArtPetron Folio is a quarterly art and culture publication of Petron Corporation for the youth.
www.artpetron.com
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