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The case of Philippine stand-alone cinemas and its challenges for the film industry and government
Film watching can be considered as one of the most popular cultural practices of Filipinos. It has been a part of their lifestyle since the 1940s. Likewise, Manila was once praised for its opulence and luxury; it was a proud playground of the cultured elites whose famous pastimes included watching f
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