Kape’t Pelikula ‘22: A Casual, Roundtable Discussion On Memories and Spaces During the Pandemic
Kape’t Pelikula ‘22: A Casual Roundtable Discussion On Memories and Spaces During the Pandemic
The official poster for Kape’t Pelikula ‘22
When establishments closed, people turned to art, music and film- but what does the pandemic entail for film practitioners?
Join UP CAST and other film enthusiasts for a venti coffee kind of afternoon in KAPE’T PELIKULA ‘22: On Memory and Limited Spaces, a discussion on Filmmaking During the Pandemic, served piping hot on April 30, 2022, Saturday, 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM.
Join them as they listen to a roundtable discussion including Adjani Arumpac, Nicolo Cabanela, Maria Estela Paiso, Daniel Aguilar and Marielle Hizon, to be moderated by Jason Tan Liwag of Sine Simplified.
For more details about the event’s esteemed guests and speakers, you may access the official event’s Facebook page to find out more about them.
As for the event proper, you may sign-up now at this link to receive details and instructions how to join the roundtable discussion.
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