Instituto Cervantes Manila, with the Embassy of Spain to the Philippines, presents the 12th European Film Festival - Cine Europa. Since its introduction in 1998 as the gift of the European Union to the Filipino people on the occasion of the centennial of Philippine independence, Cine Europa has attracted more than 40,000 viewers every year to the screenings of quality films from the different Member States of the EU, showing the diversity of European culture.

On September 10-19 at Shang Edsa Mall Cineplex. Seats are on a first-come, first served basis. For inquries, please call 633-7851.

Cine Europa 13 Movie Schedule:

September 10

12PM: Svetat E Golyam I Spasenie Debne Otysyakade (The World is Big & Salvation Lurks around the corner) - Bulgaria
3PM: Vratne Lahve Empties - Czech Republic
6PM: Frytelig Lykkelig (Terribly Happy) - Denmark
9PM: Kielletty Hedelma (Forbidden Fruit) - Finland

September 11

12PM: Tout Est Pardonne (All is Forgiven) - France
3PM: Der Rauber (The Robber) - Germany / Austria
6PM: El Greco - Greece
9PM: Mio fratello e figlio unico (My Brother is an Only Child) - Italy

September 12

12PM: Hannahannah - The Netherlands
3PM: Mircea - Romania
6PM: Pokoj V Dusi (Soul at Peace) - Slovakia
9PM: El abuelo (The Grandfather) - Spain

September 13

12PM: Svarta Nejlikan (The Black Pimpemel) - Sweden
3PM: Marcello Marcello - Switzerland
6PM: An Education - United Kingdom
9PM: L’heure Zero (Towards Zero) - France

September 14

12PM: I soliti ignoti (Persons Unknown) - Italy
3PM: De Scheepsjongens Van Bontekoe (Strom Bound) - The Netherlands
6PM: Philantropique (Philantrophy) - Romania
9PM: Juana la loca (Mad Love) - Spain

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