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In celebration of the Madrid Fusion Manila, The Embassy of Spain in the Philippines and Ayala Malls drum up excitement and appetites by holding a six-day film festival showcasing both Spanish and Filipino movies with food as subjects.
The Spanish foodie film festival will run from April 21-26 at Cinema 3 of Greenbelt 3 and will screen a variety of full-length and short films that celebrate both cinema and gastronomy — something both participating countries are well known for.
In the line up are Agusti Villa’s 3055 Jean Leon, Jose Luis Lopez-Linares’ 2008 film El Pollo, El Pez y El Cangrejo Real (The Chicken, the Fish & the King Crab), Taba, El Juego en la Mesa (Taba, The Game on the Table) and Nerua, Un Viaje a la Esencia (Nerua, A journey to the essence). It will also show Cooking up a Tribute, which is about the last road trip of the Roca brothers in South America as well as Rekados, a Pinoy movie directed by. Paolo Herras.
Below are trailers of three more movies that will be shown during the festival.
Mugaritz B.S.O.
El Somni
Namets
But best to watch this trailer. It has all the details about the festival that you’ll need:
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