The Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) is offering Filipino cinephiles a unique opportunity to experience critically acclaimed films from around the world, presenting a curated selection of world cinema titles from 5 to 11 March, with another impressive lineup starting on 12 March.

This week's offering includes three standout films that have garnered international recognition:

The Seed of the Sacred Fig (2024) by Mohammad Rasoulof: An Oscars Best International Feature nominee, this film promises a powerful and thought-provoking cinematic experience.

Flow (2024) by Gints Zilbalodis: A contender for the Oscars 2025 Best Animated Film, Flow offers a visually stunning and emotionally resonant animated journey.

Dahomey (2024) by Mati Diop: The prestigious Berlinale Golden Bear winner, Dahomey explores themes of history and cultural identity.

These films are now showing in select theaters across the Philippines, offering accessible ticket prices:

Manila Screenings: P250 per film

Provincial Screenings: P200 per film

But the cinematic feast doesn't end there. Starting 12 March, the FDCP will present another captivating selection of films:

Bird (2024) by Andrea Arnold: A film from a highly respected director, promising a unique and powerful narrative.

Black Dog (2024) by Guan Hu: This film is likely to provide a compelling look into contemporary issues.

A Traveler's Needs (2024) by Hong Sangsoo: Known for his distinctive style, Hong Sangsoo's film is sure to be a treat for art-house enthusiasts.

Young Hearts (2024) by Anthony Schatteman: This film will explore the themes of youthful love and discovery.