Marc & Joaquin Misa @ Mag:net Cafe's Cinekatipunan

San-Pits Productions would like to invite you to SA
KABILANG DAKO-- an independent docu-experimental
digital film exhibit featuring two inspired works by
cousins Marc Misa and Joaquin Misa on Thursday, Feb.
8, 2007 6:00 pm at Mag:net Café’s Cinekatipunan. The
featured short films are:

LARO SA QUIAPO

Laro Sa Quiapo is a glimpse into a day in the life of
urban poor children who have made Quiapo their
playground. Quiapo is associated with the Black
Nazarene, amulet and herbal medicine vendors, fortune
tellers, and cheap DVD’s in the Muslim quarter. Nick
Joaquin once called it the armpit of Manila , for
indeed, the filth and stench of the streets of Quiapo
make it a harsh environment in which to grow up. Some
children, however, have managed to claim this piece of
earth to have something like childhood.

Directed by Joaquin Misa
Edited by Marc Misa
Running Time: 20 minutes

EYE CANDY POETRY

Eye Candy Poetry is the beat of the city. These
experimental short films are created with the muddled
dispositions and inspirations that roam the streets of
Manila and its people. With several different rivers
of undertones, each image or segment is free to be
interpreted by the viewer according to whatever he or
she experiences it to be. Using a particular recipe of
camera techniques and playful editing, Eye Candy
Poetry manifests a flavor of its own and utilizes this
taste to fascinate, haunt, or even pleasure the visual
palette of the audience. Eye Candy Poetry is a
continuous endeavor that will always evolve according
to the tides of experience and thought.

Created by Marc Misa and Adelle Victoria.
Directed by Marc Misa
Produced by Marc Misa
Edited by Marc Misa
Running Time: 30 minutes

Marc Misa is a 25 year-old painter who studied Visual
Communications at the College of Fine Arts, UP
Diliman. Marc has done two music videos: "How do you
Heal a Broken Heart"and "Eve II" along with three
short films: "The Legend of Kage", "Jesus Saves" and
"Ang Mysterio ng nawawalang Bote ng Gin". He was
second Assistant Director to National Artist Eddie
Romero in the film "Faces of Love" and acted in Ned
Trespeces’ “Trabaho” (2005)

With a background in improvisational theater and
performance art Marc is an active participant in the
monthly spoken word events, "Open Spoken" and
"Wordplay".

THIS EVENT IS FREE OF CHARGE

For questions or comments about Cinekatipunan write to
sinag_haraya@yahoo.com. Cinekatipunan programs precede
Mag:net Café's nightly holding of Live Performances by
well-known and emerging bands and musicians. Mag:net
Café is located in AGCOR Building, 335 Katipunan
Avenue (fronting Miriam and Ateneo) in Quezon City.
For more inquiries please call 9293191 or email
magnetcafekatips@yahoo.com.ph or visit
www.magnet.com.ph.