Visit the Sulo site at https://wp.nyu.edu/spsi/

Representative Loren Legarda introduces Sulo:
The Philippines Studies Initiative at NYU

Sulo: The Philippine Studies Initiative
and
The King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center
present:

VISIONS/PANAWIN

FOCUS ON PHILIPPINE CINEMA

September 18 – December 11

Visions/Panawin aims to introduce the New York University and KJCC community to the ardent, prolific culture of the Philippines as expressed in key works from the rich and audacious canon of Philippine cinema.

The Fall Series will present six films with two-week video-on-demand availability windows each. You can pre-order a free tickets for each title. Once you play start on a film, you will have a 48-hour watch window.

Link to the Visions/Panawin Film Series streaming site on Eventive:

https://watch.eventive.org/visionspanawinnyu

If it’s your first time, you’ll be asked to register individually on the Eventive site (if you still don’t have an Eventive account). You will then be asked to enter an unlock code (case sensitive): siglo_de_epifania137a*z

You will then be able to “buy” the ticket for your first film. The system will remember the unlock code you entered for the first film, which will allow you to “buy” tickets for other films in the series

You will receive email confirmation for each ticket, with details on availability dates and the 48-hour watch window.

Check this site nearer the availability dates of each individual film for curatorial commentary and, when available, links to supplemental material and resources: https://wp.nyu.edu/spsi/film-series/

NOTE: This series is available to NYU students/staff and KJCC constituents only, for free, courtesy of the Sulo Philippine Studies Initiative at NYU. The program will be geo-blocked to the New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.

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PANAWIN/VISIONS FALL 2021 SEMESTER PHILIPPINE CINEMA SERIES

THIS IS HOW WE WERE BEFORE, HOW ARE YOU DOING NOW? / GANITO KAMI NOON, PAANO KAYO NGAYON?
(1976, 2h 16min) Directed by Eddie Romero
Availability window: 7pm, Sept 18 – 7pm, Oct 2

JOHN DENVER TRENDING
(2019, 1h 38min) Directed by Arden Rod Condez
Availability window: 7pm, Oct 2 – 7pm, Oct 16

PERFUMED NIGHTMARE / MABABANGONG BAGUNGOT
(1978, 1h 33min) Directed by Kidlat Tahimik
Availability window: 7pm, Oct 16 – 7pm, Oct 30

MOTHERLAND / BAYANG INA MO
(2017, 1h 34min) Directed by Ramona Diaz
Availability window: 7pm, Oct 30 – 7pm, Nov 13

MIRACLE / HIMALA
(1982, 2h 4min) Directed by Ishmael Bernal
Availability window: 7pm, Nov 13 – 7pm, Nov 27

WEIGHED BUT FOUND WANTING / TINIMBANG KA NGUNIT KULANG
(1974, 2h 6min) Directed by Lino Brocka
Availability window: 7pm, Nov 27 – 7pm, Dec 11

For more information on Panawin and Sulo, please go to the Sulo website:
https://wp.nyu.edu/spsi/film-series/

Past Events

April 9, 2021 - Sulo: Film Series (VISIONS/PANAWIN)

April 23, 2021 - Mactan500 Virtual Conference

April 25, 2021 - Sulo: Theatre LIVE Presentations (Black Henry)

In the News

March 9, 2021 - PHL Studies Program to open at NYU, coincides with 500th year of Magellan landing

April 9, 2021 - NYU’s ‘Visions /Panawin’ film series to feature ‘best’ of PHL cinema

April 9, 2021 - NYU’s King Juan Carlos I of Spain Center presents online performance of Black Henry

May 4, 2021 - “On the Frontlines: Filipino/Filipinx Healthcare Workers”–How the Pandemic Has Affected Frontline Workers in U.S. and the Philippines

Philippine Studies Steering Committee

Reports to Carolyn Dinshaw, Dean of the Humanities, Arts & Sciences

Co-Chairs:
Luis Francia (Social and Cultural Analysis): lhf4@nyu.edu

Jordana Mendelson (Spanish & Portuguese): jordana.mendelson@nyu.edu

Coordinator: Matthew Nicdao: man388@nyu.edu

Members:
Elaine Gan (XE: Center for Experimental Humanities & Social Engagement): elaine.gan@nyu.edu

John Gershman (Wagner): john.gershman@nyu.edu

Agnes “Bing” Magtoto (Social and Cultural Analysis): acm2@nyu.edu

Michael Purugganan (Biology & Genomics): mp132@nyu.edu

Dean Saranillio (Social and Cultural Analysis): saranillio@nyu.edu

Edward Sullivan (IFA & Art History): edward.sullivan@nyu.edu

Ex-Officio:
Laura Turegano, Associate Director, KJCC: laura.turegano@nyu.edu

Crystal Parikh, Director of Asian/Pacific/American Studies: crystal.parikh@nyu.edu