FDCP Champions ‘Edutainment’ with Over 100 Curated Titles Streaming on FDCP Channel

Wazzup Pilipinas!?

To provide significant films that inspire, enrich and entertain in one platform, the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) is dropping a total of 104 films on the FDCP Channel platform starting September 30. 

“FDCP Channel 100” aims to serve as an easy-to-use streaming platform through a thematic curation of films and audiovisual content according to various educational topics. For a monthly subscription of only PHP 99, students, film enthusiasts, and filmmakers will be able to access hard-to-find local films on the FDCP Channel.

“Streaming platforms everywhere are continuously emerging, overwhelming us with various content. However, there is a gap in streaming platforms for academic use and by categorizing the films by themes such as cultural, heritage and sociodrama, it’ll be more efficient for our audiences to pick out local films for educational and entertainment purposes,” said FDCP Chairperson and CEO Liza Diño.

There are 104 titles available for subscription, 77 new titles added to the 27 existing titles on the FDCP Channel.

For more information and inquiries, visit www.facebook.com/fdcpchannel. To view its subscription plans, visit fdcpchannel.ph.

 

Subscription Films on the FDCPchannel.ph platform starting September 30

 

Feature

 

●      “4 Days” by Adolfo Alix, Jr

●      “Adela” by Adolfo Alix, Jr

●      “An Kubo sa Kawayanan” by Alvin Yapan

●      “Ang Babae sa Likod ng Mambabatok” by Lauren Sevilla Faustino

●      “Ang Damgo ni Eleuteria” by Remton Zuasola

●      “Ang Hapis at Himagsik ni Hermano Puli” by Gil Portes

●      “Ang Huling Cha-Cha ni Anita” by Sigrid Andrea Bernardo

●      “Baboy Halas” by Bagane Fiola

●      “Bagahe” by Zig Dulay

●      “Bakit Dilaw ang Gitna ng Bahag-hari?” by Kidlat Tahimik

●      “Balikbayan #1: Memories of Overdevelopment Redux III” by Kidlat Tahimik

●      “Best. Partee. Ever.” by HF Yambao

●      “Chasing Fireflies” by Sheron Dayoc

●      “Class of 2018” by Charliebebs Gohetia

●      “Daybreak” by Adolfo Alix, Jr

●      “Debosyon” by Alvin Yapan

●      “Donor” by Mark Meily

●      “Dukit” by Armando Lao

●      “First Sem” by Dexter Hemedez and Allan Ibañez

●      “Forbidden Memory” by Gutierrez Mangansakan II

●      “Gayuma” by Cesar Hernando

●      “Genghis Khan” by Manuel Conde

●      “Gusto Kita With All My Hypothalamus” by Dwein Baltazar

●      “Huwebes Huwebes” by Don Gerardo Frasco, Januar Yap, and Kristoffer Villarino

●      “I Love You. Thank You.” by Charliebebs Gohetia

●      “In Nomine Matris” by Will Fredo

●      “K’Na The Dreamweaver” by Ida Anita Del Mundo

●      “Lorna” by Sigrid Andrea Bernardo

●      “Ma' Rosa” by Brillante Mendoza

●      “Magkakabaung” by Jason Paul Laxamana

●      “Masahista” by Brillante Mendoza

●      “Matangtubig” by Jet Leyco

●      “Maynila sa mga Kuko ng Liwanag” by Lino Brocka

●      “Mga Anak ng Kamote” by Carlo Enciso Catu

●      “Mga Anino ng Kahapon” by Alvin Yapan

●      “Mga Gabing Kasinghaba ng Hair Ko” by Gerardo Calagui

●      “Mga Mister ni Rosario” by Alpha Habon

●      “Midnight in a Perfect World” by Dodo Dayao

●      “Miss Bulalacao” by Ara Chawdhury

●      “Moonlight Over Baler” by Gil Portes

●      “Muli” by Adolfo Alix, Jr

●      “Nabubulok” by Sonny Calvento

●      “Ned's Project” by Lem Lorca

●      “Nick and Chai” by Cha Escala and Wena Sanchez

●      “Pagdating sa Dulo” by Ishmael Bernal

●      “Pailalim” by Daniel Palacio

●      “Patintero: Ang Alamat ni Meng Patalo” by Mihk Vergara

●      “Pepot Artista” by Clodualdo Del Mundo Jr

●      “Perfumed Nightmare” by Kidlat Tahimik

●      “Porno” by Adolfo Alix, Jr

●      “Red” by Jay Abello

●      “Ronda” by Nick Olanka

●      “Sakaling Hindi Makarating” by Ice Idanan

●      “Signal Rock” by Chito Roño

●      “Sinong Lumikha ng Yoyo? Sinong Lumikha ng Moon Buggy?” by Kidlat Tahimik

●      “Sonata” by Peque Gallaga and Lore Reyes

●      “Star na si Van Damme Stallone” by Randolph Longjas

●      “Swap” by Remton Siega Zuasola

●      “T'yanak” by Peque Gallaga and Lore Reyes

●      “Tandem” by King Palisoc

●      “The Grave Bandits” by T.A. Acierto

●      “The Search for Weng Weng” by Andrew Leavold

●      “Thy Womb” by Brillante Mendoza

●      “Turumba” by Kidlat Tahimik

●      “Water Lemon” by Lemuel Lorca

●      “White Slavery” by Lino Brocka

●      “Zamboanga” by Eduardo de Castro

 

Shorts

 

●      “Akalingwan Nang Rosa” by Max Canlas

●      “Aliens Ata” by Glenn Barit

●      “Alipato” by Michael Joshua Manahan

●      “Ang Kapitbahay Ko sa 2014” by Anya Zulueta

●      “Ang Unang Araw ng Pasukan” by Ar-jen Manlapig

●      “Babylon” by Keith Deligero

●      “Baga't Diri Tuhay Ta't Pamahungpahung (The Imminent Immanent)” by Carlo Francisco Manatad

●      “Basaan” by Gino Jose

●      “Bawod” by TM Malones

●      “Budjang” by Rhadem Camlian Morados

●      “Budots: The Craze” by Jay Rosas

●      “Bundok Chubibo” by Glenn Barit

●      “Delayed si Jhemerlyn Rose” by Don Senoc

●      “Fat You” by Ronnel Rivera III

●      “Fatima Marie Torres and the Invasion of Space Shuttle” by Carlo Francisco Manatad

●      “Finding Angelina” by Reeden Fajardo  

●      “Haraya” by Daniel Delgado

●      “Hilom” by P.R. Patindol

●      “Hugo: A Hidden Past Revealed” by Rhadem Camlian Morados

●      “In Paglayag” by Rhadem Camlian Morados

●      “Jodilerks dela Cruz, Employee of the Month” by Carlo Francisco Manatad

●      “Judgement” by Raymund Ribay Gutierrez

●      “Junilyn Has” by Carlo Francisco Manatad

●      “Koleksyong Pamalo” by Len Frago

●      “Lola Loleng” by Che Tagyamon

●      “Makartur” by Brian Spencer Reyes

●      “Pahimakas” by Lance Maravillas

●      “Quing Lalam ning Aldo” by Reeden Fajardo

●      “Sa Saiyang Isla” by Christian Candelaria

●      “Sandra” by Carlo Francisco Manatad

●      “Shaded” by Vanneza Clear Estanol

●      “Supot” by Phil Giordano

●      “Tembong” by Shaira Advincula

●      “Viral Kids” by Arjanmar Rebeta

●      “What I Would've Told My Daughter if I Knew What to Say Back Then” by Cha Roque

●      “Ya Right” by Gab Mesina                                                                                                                                                                                          

Pasig Mayor Vico Sotto running for reelection, has Dodot Jaworski as running mate

Wazzup Pilipinas!?

Incumbent Pasig city Mayor Vico Sotto has filed his certificate of candidacy for reelection.

Former Rep. Dodot Jaworski Jr. is his running mate/ Vice Mayor

His father comedian/host Vic Sotto and mother Coney Reyes were there to support him.

Vico knows he has a lot to accomplish in Pasig. He's very conscious of the fact that most of his term was eaten up by the pandemic and it would be a disservice to his constituents not to continue for another term.

"Simula 2019,ang laki na ng pagbabagong naipakilala natin sa Pasig. Sa pagbubukas pa lang ng procurement/bidding, nasa 1BILYON PISO KADA TAON ang binaba ng mga presyo ng mga binibili/pinapagawa ng LGU.

Ngunit nahirapan tayo at maraming proyekto na naantala dahil sa pandemya.

9 months lang ako naging mayor sa normal na sitwasyon.

Kaya sa susunod na term, magtulungan tayo para bawiin ang oras na ninakaw sa atin ng covid-19.

Nandiyan na 'yung mga reporma. Iba na ngayon. Paiigtingin na lang natin at sisiguraduhin na damang dama ng bawat Pasigueño ang mas pinabubuting serbisyo ng pamahalaang lungsod.

Ang hiling ko lang sa inyo, bigyan niyo ako ng mga kasanggang MAPAGKAKATIWALAAN natin. Yung hindi puwesto o pera ang habol, kundi yung magiging katuwang ko  para paigtingin pa ang mga reporma't serbisyo ng pamahalaan.

Sa Pasig, umaagos ang pag-asa. Patuloy tayong magsumikap para lalong palakasin ang pag-agos nito."

Sotto says he needs more time in office to carry out the changes he wants in Pasig. 

In his second term, he says he wants to make sure residents will actually feel the changes especially in social services.

It's such a small but important thing to note that his projects are devoid of Vico Sotto branding and are instead identified as Pasig Government projects. They stand on their own, the branding is in the quality of work and in consistently showing up.

Unlike the previous Eusebio mayors who keep putting their "E" and "e" logos on almost every project inspite of our taxes actually funding them.

Meanwhile, former Pasig congressman Robert ‘Dodot’ Jaworski Jr., running as Sotto"s running mate/ Vice Mayor says he decided to end his political hiatus because Sotto asked for his support.

Mayor Vico Sotto interview:

Filing of Certificate of Candidacy:

"Nag-file na po ako kaagad ng COC para tapos na, di naman kailangan ng drama at suspense.

Basta, panahon man ng pulitika o hindi, uunahin natin ang trabaho."

On including another Romulo in his city council line up: 

“We want to be idealistic but we need people who we can trust.” 

Pasig Expressway (PAREX): 

The project is yet to be discussed. “Dapat magkaroon tayo ng konsultasyon sa mga stakeholder bago matuloy yung proyekto.” 

Thank you for the service, mayor! Thank you for being the embodiment of an honest and just politician. I doubted you before being a Sotto, but you delivered. I guess you were more likely raised property by your mother is the main reason. 

Thank you for your honesty and integrity, Mayor Vico! I hope you'll continue the good work you've started. Praying that every Mayor will be as smart working and honest like you.

Sana umabot sa buong Pilipinas ang pag-asang binigay mo sa Pasig, Mayor Vico. At ang good governance na pinakita mo.

I will continue to support your endeavours!