The Sine Institute, a cinema and creative organization in Canada will hold its first Filipino International Film Festival in Toronto, Ontario. Dubbed Sine Film Fest, the inaugural festival and industry conference will be held from April 12 to 14, 2024 at Hotel X Toronto, a downtown premier hotel at 111 Princes’ …
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SINÉ FILM FEST 2024: A Cinematic Journey to the Heart of Filipino Stories
Toronto, Canada – The inaugural SINÉ FILM FEST is set to captivate audiences with a diverse lineup of Filipino films that promise to evoke emotions, spark conversations, and celebrate the rich tapestry of Filipino culture. From heartwarming tales of love and self-discovery to adrenaline-fueled narratives of redemption and bravery, the festival …
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