Cinema ’76, isasara na
Nakakalungkot ang announcement ng management ng Cinema ‘76.
Magsasara na sila.
Coffee shop at may maliit na sinehan ang nasabing lugar kaya maraming memories ang mga taga-showbiz doon, sa Quezon City.
Nakalagay sa kanilang statement na: “Some goodbyes are harder to write than others, and this one hits us right where it hurts. No matter how long the cameras roll, every film eventually comes to an end.
“After nearly 11 years of shared laughs, quiet tears, late-night discussions, and celebrating the absolute best of independent and mainstream cinema, Cinema ‘76 Film Society and Cinema ‘76 Café will officially close their doors on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
“When we first opened the Film Society in San Juan City back in 2016, our dream was simple: to create a cozy, welcoming home for film lovers—a space where microcinemas could thrive, independent filmmakers had a screen to call their own, and moviegoers could find a community. Then came the Café, a space where both coffee and movie lovers could unwind and meet up.
“You gave us that and so much more. You journeyed with us from San Juan to Anonas, and finally to Tomas Morato in Quezon City. You filled our iconic couches, championed cinema, and made our space feel like a second home.
“We are endlessly grateful to every single one of you who walked... through our doors, bought a ticket, ordered popcorn, stayed for a Q&A, met your favorite cast and crew, or simply hung out to talk about the movies you love.
“Before we roll the final credits, we want to spend these remaining weeks with the people who built this space alongside us: you – our moviegoers, patrons, and fellow filmmakers.
“Consider this our warmest invitation to visit us every chance you get between now and October 25. Come watch a movie, savor your favorite comforting dishes from our menu, drop by for a cup of coffee or a cold beer, grab your favorite Cinema ‘76 merch to take a piece of our history home with you, take one last photo, or just sit back and soak in the cinema magic one last time. Let’s spend these final days celebrating the art, the food, the culture, the memories, and the community we’ve built together over the last decade.
“Thank you for championing us, for supporting the pioneer of Philippine microcinemas and its F&B partner, and for letting us be part of your film journey.
“Let’s make these final weeks unforgettable. We are open Tuesdays through Sundays, from 3:00 PM onwards, until our final shot on October 25,” sabi nila sa kanilang ‘statement’ na trending kaagad sa social media.
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