Art Fair Philippines and Samsung Philippines opened the 10 Days of Art with “The Unconfined Cinema: An Outdoor Cinema Experience” at the Ayala Triangle Gardens in Makati. Photo shows (from left) film critic Philbert Dy, award-winning writer and editor Erwin Romulo, film archivist and historian Teddy Co.
Art Fair Philippines kicked off the 10 Days of Art with a dedicated film section to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Philippine cinema this year. Curating the showcase were film critic Philbert Dy, award-winning writer and editor Erwin Romulo, and film archivist and historian Teddy Co.
Together with Samsung Philippines and other partners, the ArtFairPH/Film section opened at the Ayala Triangle Gardens in Makati City with “The Unconfined Cinema: An Outdoor Cinema Experience” where attendees were invited to a different kind of film viewing,
The venue was decorated with carpets and pillows, allowing guests to lay down and enjoy blockbuster movie “One More Chance” which was projected on the ceiling of the dome. Guests also had the option to stream the audio directly to their smartphones via CiNet.com app.
Fans were also treated to a live script reading of “That Thing Called Tadhana” with director Antoinette Jadaone and lead stars of “One More Chance”, with the help of a Samsung 82-inch Premium UHD 4K TV.
The Unconfined Cinema experience continues on February 15, 6PM with a run of QCinema 2019 Shorts, “Sunday Beauty Queen”, and “Never Not Love You”. The Samsung 82-inch UHD 4K TVs offer real 4K picture quality, and smart access to online content streaming services and apps to enjoy the best of one’s home viewing experience.