Fourth Year Mass Communication students present “Would you ever…?” for the Philippine National Arts Month
The senior mass communication students, dubbed as VRIN Productions, will be showing the movie “Would You Ever…?” in line with the celebration of the Philippine National Arts Month. This student-produced movie will be featured through the POPCORN movie event on February 21 and 22 at the Campion Lecture Hall, BC Building, AdZU. First creening starts at 10 am and the last full show is at 6-7pm for both dates. There will be nine screenings throughout each day so the students can watch the movie at their most convenient time.
“Would you ever…?” is a romantic-comedy movie with a twist. It is a story depicting the unpredictable fate of two best friends facing the odds just to keep their promise of never forgetting each other.
This movie stars Rated V personalities and home-grown talents Hazel Reyes, Ryan Murcia, and Josh Aguilo with Lala Santiago joining them as part of the main cast. VRIN Production invites students to treat themselves to this movie experience showcasing stories of love, friendship, and how to deal with both.
Tickets to this fun movie treat are sold for the very affordable price of Php20. Ateneo students can visit the Popcorn booth located at the catwalk, fronting the Office of Scholarships. College students from the various schools and universities in the city may also watch. The VRIN team is set to visit other schools on Thursday and Friday, February 17 and 18, to invite non-AdZU students to this event.
For High School students a back- to- back presentation of the movies “ Would You Ever…?” and “ Sam1 on the Line” will be shown on February 26 at the Masscom Laboratory , 3rd floor, LRC Building ,ADZU.
“ Sam1 on the Line” is a teenage love story suited for High School students who are still discovering their inner selves and unleashing their true identity.
For further details about the Popcorn event and the movie “Would you ever…?”, you may reach the VRIN Productions through these numbers: 0917-911-9340 or 0916-464-0262.
