Free screenings and discussions were organized to 'celebrate the power of the Filipino people.' EDSA36
A microcinema is inviting Filipinos to its free online screenings of documentaries to commemorate the 36th anniversary of the historicon Tuesday announced that it will launch its “” which will screen thought-provoking documentaries from February 25 to April 9 on its online movie streaming platformThe six-week event aims to bring awareness, education and involvement of the public through creative means. It will help the public become aware of the crucial and pressing social concerns of the day.
According to microcinema, it is a “celebration and commemoration of the power of the Filipino people.”” which puts the spotlight on former first lady Imelda Marcos, also presidential bet Ferdinand Marcos Jr’s mother.There will also be a live forum hosted by journalistwhich will touch on “Martial Law, People Power, and what our history means to us in today’s fight for justice, democracy, and the truth.
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