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(December 13 2025) Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) on Saturday, December 13 2025, hosted the TobaccOFF NOW! Film Festival, Six youth-produced films took center stage, bringing together educators, health officials, policymakers, media, and youth advocates to address the growing health and social impacts of tobacco and vape use among Filipino students. Organized by Amber Studios in partnership with the MMDA, MMFF, and several advocacy groups, the festival marked a significant milestone in youth-led public health advocacy. The event forms part of a broader national campaign empowering young people to use film to challenge industry tactics, reshape culture, and promote informed choices among their peers, held at MMDA main office in Pasig City. Photo/Analy Labor
(December 13 2025) Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) on Saturday, December 13 2025, hosted the TobaccOFF NOW! Film Festival, Six youth-produced films took center stage, bringing together educators, health officials, policymakers, media, and youth advocates to address the growing health and social impacts of tobacco and vape use among Filipino students. Organized by Amber Studios in partnership with the MMDA, MMFF, and several advocacy groups, the festival marked a significant milestone in youth-led public health advocacy. The event forms part of a broader national campaign empowering young people to use film to challenge industry tactics, reshape culture, and promote informed choices among their peers, held at MMDA main office in Pasig City. Photo/Analy Labor
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(December 13 2025) Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) on Saturday, December 13 2025, hosted the TobaccOFF NOW! Film Festival, Six youth-produced films took center stage, bringing together educators, health officials, policymakers, media, and youth advocates to address the growing health and social impacts of tobacco and vape use among Filipino students. Organized by Amber Studios in partnership with the MMDA, MMFF, and several advocacy groups, the festival marked a significant milestone in youth-led public health advocacy. The event forms part of a broader national campaign empowering young people to use film to challenge industry tactics, reshape culture, and promote informed choices among their peers, held at MMDA main office in Pasig City. Photo/Analy Labor
ANALY LABOR
(December 13 2025) Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) on Saturday, December 13 2025, hosted the TobaccOFF NOW! Film Festival, Six youth-produced films took center stage, bringing together educators, health officials, policymakers, media, and youth advocates to address the growing health and social impacts of tobacco and vape use among Filipino students. Organized by Amber Studios in partnership with the MMDA, MMFF, and several advocacy groups, the festival marked a significant milestone in youth-led public health advocacy. The event forms part of a broader national campaign empowering young people to use film to challenge industry tactics, reshape culture, and promote informed choices among their peers, held at MMDA main office in Pasig City. Photo/Analy Labor
(December 13 2025) Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) on Saturday, December 13 2025, hosted the TobaccOFF NOW! Film Festival, Six youth-produced films took center stage, bringing together educators, health officials, policymakers, media, and youth advocates to address the growing health and social impacts of tobacco and vape use among Filipino students. Organized by Amber Studios in partnership with the MMDA, MMFF, and several advocacy groups, the festival marked a significant milestone in youth-led public health advocacy. The event forms part of a broader national campaign empowering young people to use film to challenge industry tactics, reshape culture, and promote informed choices among their peers, held at MMDA main office in Pasig City. Photo/Analy Labor
(December 13 2025) Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) on Saturday, December 13 2025, hosted the TobaccOFF NOW! Film Festival, Six youth-produced films took center stage, bringing together educators, health officials, policymakers, media, and youth advocates to address the growing health and social impacts of tobacco and vape use among Filipino students. Organized by Amber Studios in partnership with the MMDA, MMFF, and several advocacy groups, the festival marked a significant milestone in youth-led public health advocacy. The event forms part of a broader national campaign empowering young people to use film to challenge industry tactics, reshape culture, and promote informed choices among their peers, held at MMDA main office in Pasig City. Photo/Analy Labor
(December 13 2025) Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) on Saturday, December 13 2025, hosted the TobaccOFF NOW! Film Festival, Six youth-produced films took center stage, bringing together educators, health officials, policymakers, media, and youth advocates to address the growing health and social impacts of tobacco and vape use among Filipino students. Organized by Amber Studios in partnership with the MMDA, MMFF, and several advocacy groups, the festival marked a significant milestone in youth-led public health advocacy. The event forms part of a broader national campaign empowering young people to use film to challenge industry tactics, reshape culture, and promote informed choices among their peers, held at MMDA main office in Pasig City. Photo/Analy Labor
(December 13 2025) Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) on Saturday, December 13 2025, hosted the TobaccOFF NOW! Film Festival, Six youth-produced films took center stage, bringing together educators, health officials, policymakers, media, and youth advocates to address the growing health and social impacts of tobacco and vape use among Filipino students. Organized by Amber Studios in partnership with the MMDA, MMFF, and several advocacy groups, the festival marked a significant milestone in youth-led public health advocacy. The event forms part of a broader national campaign empowering young people to use film to challenge industry tactics, reshape culture, and promote informed choices among their peers, held at MMDA main office in Pasig City. Photo/Analy Labor
