+ Follow ALTERNATIVE CINEMA Tag
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With Makati’s Cinemanila International Film Festival showcasing over a hundred acclaimed films at Greenbelt 1 Cinemas in Ayala Center, Aug. 1 to 15, festival director Amable "Tikoy" Aguiluz VI, feels that the dream of "bringing the world to the Philippines and the Philippines to the world," is slowly being realized.
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Marichu Maceda claims that even during the time of her grandparents – the Veras, who established Sampaguita Pictures in the late ’30s – movie people were already seeking tax relief from the government because taxes imposed on the local film industry are the highest in the world. Her father, the great star-builder and producer, Dr. Jose Perez, who later took over the reins of Sampaguita, also fought to lower taxes on local movies, but the government still wouldn’t listen.
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