The Philippines marks its first National Cinema Day on Saturday, Sept. 12, offering participating cinemas P100 movie tickets for films scheduled that day. The Cinema Exhibitors Association of the Philippines (CEAP) runs the one-day event with industry partners, including the Film Development Council of the Philippines, to encourage filmgoing nationwide.
Inquirer.net reports that advance ticket sales begin Sept. 10 and that tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis, with availability remaining limited. Interaksyon similarly says moviegoers can enjoy local and international titles for the discounted price at participating theaters across the country.
Across the two sources, the key details align on the date, the organizer (CEAP), the special P100 admission, and the inclusion of both local and international films showing on Sept. 12. Differences are mainly in emphasis: Interaksyon highlights where to watch and mentions additional perks, while Inquirer.net focuses more on the announcement timing and ticket-sale arrangements.
