The Cultural Center of the Philippines is finally reopening their doors to the public for limited premiere screenings of three Filipino features: 'A Thousand Cuts', 'On the Job: The Missing 8', and 'Team Pilipinas'!
at the 78th Venice Film Festival in September. There will also be a talkback with Matti after the screening., is centered on three characters: the corrupt radio anchor and commentator Sisoy Salas , the prisoner-turned-hitman Roman Rubio , and the mayor of the municipality and head of the political dynasty Pedring Eusebio .
When Sisoy’s colleagues disappear, he tries to figure out where they have gone, all while the social unrest grows in La Paz as Pedring's son takes a crack at securing the vice presidential seat. The CCP shut down in March 2020 due to the lockdown. On its reopening, only 30% audience capacity will be allowed in theaters. All guests must be fully-vaccinated and be able to present their vaccination card at the entrance. They must also fill up a health declaration form and complete a temperature check.
Guests must always be wearing their face masks and face shields inside the venue. The CCP also has installed air filters around the building, alcohol dispensers, social distancing markers, and contactless ticketing.
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