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Cinema has always been one of the most potent ways cultures share experiences, values and commonalities. And if there’s one nation that has consistently championed Philippine cinema, and has been at the forefront of discovering what we like to consider the ongoing new “Golden Age” that’s spearheaded by our indie film movement, that would be France.

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A delightful French domestic dramedy

By Philip Cu-Unjieng | June 11, 2013 - 12:00am

Cinema has always been one of the most potent ways cultures share experiences, values and commonalities. And if there’s one nation that has consistently championed Philippine cinema, and has been at the forefront...

Entertainment