The Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) marked a new beginning with its new cinematheque center, which opened its doors to the public in historic Intramuros in Manila. FDCP’s Cinematheque Center is housed in the newly built Philippine Film Heritage Building, where the government agency hopes to reestablish itself as a “hub and sanctuary for the country’s filmic culture.” Previously housed in Kalaw, the center closed in 2024 after a 10-year run. “But the films never stopped rolling as Cinematheque mainstays like the international film programming of World Cinema and the heartful Sine Sinta found their way to cinemas […]... Keep on reading: FDCP Cinematheque Center charts a historic rebirth in Intramuros