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“It has been said that a room without books is like a body without a soul. Perhaps the same can be said for a city without a library for its residents,”

–Diem Judilla, organizer of CinePhilia Cebu and a proud volunteer member of Friends of Cebu City Public Library.

Early last February, Cebu’s filmmakers officially contributed to the Cebu City Public Library several materials related to film works to the Library’s archives to be accessed and appreciated by the patrons of the Public Library and the residents of Cebu City.

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The University of San Carlos Cebu invites cinephiles to experience the harsh realities of War depicted on the silver screen and  tackled by 3 European directors.

The screenings are held at the CAFA Theater at the USC campus, Talamban.

These screenings are free and open to the public.

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This week, the University of San Carlos SINEKULTURA presents three films, veritable comedies of wit from Asia, America and Europe: a Japanese, an American, and a Finnish directors at CAFA Theater, Talamban campus.

It even sounds like the set-up of a joke– Three directors are being featured in a cinephile week: A Japanese, an American and a Finn…

The Monday-Wednesday screenings start 530 PM, the Friday screening begin at 6 PM. These film showings are FREE and open to the general public to foster an educational and enjoyable cinema experience to Cebu’s cinephiles.

The movies this week and their schedules:

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Cosplay comes to J Centre Mall Atrium this February 25, 2012 from 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM as Cebu’s seasoned and newbie cosplayers converge for the first Game ON ! XtremeCosplay.

Cosplayers dressed as game characters will compete to win the titles of best male, female and group cosplayer.

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A Post-Valentine festival for dog lovers, owners and their beloved dogs is set this Sunday, February 26 at the Mactan Shrine, Lapu-lapu City from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.

The event, “Bark for Love”, will start off with a dog parade, followed by an opening ceremony.

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For the Arts Month of February, the Ramon Aboitiz Foundation Inc. (RAFI) hosts an exhibit “Visayan Verve: A Tribute to Bisaya Artists,” until March 15 at the Casa Gorordo Museum.

Visayan Verve signals the start of a series of exhibits on Bisaya arts that will be held every February in the next seven years. Each of the following exhibits will focus on one of the seven fields of art—architecture, cinema, dance, music, painting, literature and sculpture.

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