Manila, Philippines – Jejaview is tight. Their chemistry is flawless and their songs are densely packed, ear-candy-sonic-assaults from start to finish. A Jejaview live show is truly a sight to witness. As band mates, their closeness and determination to succeed as professional musicians inspire hunger and a rigorous work ethic among one another. Towards their fans, Jejaview is all about real interaction and getting out in the scene through concerts, gigs, and social media. Keeping it tight has been Jejaview’s mantra since day one.
We stick to fad diets, enroll ourselves to expensive gyms, drink til we drop and go on a pursuit of happiness. But is it all worth it? Does it gives us what we aim for? Do we feel good with ourselves?
Here’s a guide to living a simple and healthy life with no regrets 🙂
Philippines-Japan Friendship Month Opens on July 5 with Eiga Sai—The Japanese Film Festival
Enjoy free screenings of much-awaited contemporary Japanese films in July and August at the 2012 Eiga Sai. Presented by the Japan Foundation, Manila, in cooperation with the Embassy of Japan, Shangri-La Plaza Mall, UP Film Institute, Film Development Council of the Philippines, ClickTheCity.com and NET 25 TV. An invitational screening of the film ‘Villain’ on July 5 at Shang Cineplex Cinema 2, EDSA, Mandaluyong City is the kick-off event for the festivity.
Villain is a gritty social critique drama directed by Lee Sang-il, director of the multi-award film—Hula Girls. Eri Fukatsu who won the Best Actress Award at the Montreal World Film Festival 2010 and Japan Academy Prize 2011 for her role (Mitsuyo), takes on challenging and heated love scenes, playing a woman on the run with a murderer. Satoshi Tsumabuki (Yuichi) runs away after killing a woman (Yoshino) he met on a dating website. While the families of the victim and the assailant are left in agony, Mitsuyo becomes increasingly entangled in her relationship with Yuichi. The film was based on the novel “Akunin” by Shuichi Yoshida published in April 2007.
The film has also enjoyed successful runs at various international film festivals and emerged as one of the most acclaimed films from Japan in 2010, earning 15 nominations from the Japan Academy Awards, including those for Best Picture, Director and a variety of acting affirmations.
Completing this year’s roster of exciting films to be featured are the PEAK –The Rescuers, Railways, Happy Flight; Tomorrow’s Joe, In His Chart; Colorful, Abacus And Sword, Permanent Nobara, and Ninja Kids.
All films will be shown in 35mm format with English subtitles. Screening venues are at the
- Shang Cineplex Cinema 4 (July 5 to 15)
- Gaisano South Citimall, Davao City (July 20 to 22)
- Ayala Center Cinema 4, Cebu City (August 7 to 12)
- UP Film Institute, Quezon City (August 15 to 21)
Screening Schedules
SHANG CINEPLEX CINEMA 4 EDSA, Mandaluyong City
JULY 5 (Thursday) – Opening Night by Invitation at Cinema 2
- Villain 7:00 PM
JULY 6 (Friday)
- Railways 2:00 PM
- Permanent Nobara 4:30 PM
- PEAK – The Rescuers 7:00 PM
JULY 7 (Saturday)
- Ninja Kids 2:00 PM
- Tomorrow’s Joe 4:30 PM
- Happy Flight 7:00 PM
JULY 8 (Sunday)
- Colorful 2:00 PM
- In His Chart 4:30 PM
- Abacus and Sword 7:00 PM
JULY 9 (Monday)
- PEAK – The Rescuers 2:00 PM
- Railways 4:30 PM
- Villain 7:00 PM
JULY 10 (Tuesday)
- Happy Flight 2:00 PM
- Tomorrow’s Joe 4:30 PM
- Colorful 7:00 PM
JULY 11 (Wednesday)
- Ninja Kids 2:00 PM
- Permanent Nobara 4:30 PM
- In His Chart 7:00 PM
JULY 12 (Thursday)
- Abacus and Sword 2:00 PM
- Railways 4:30 PM
- Villain 7:00 PM
JULY 13 (Friday)
- Tomorrow’s Joe 2:00 PM
- Happy Flight 4:30 PM
- PEAK – The Rescuers 7:00 PM
JULY 14 (Saturday)
- Permanent Nobara 2:00 PM
- Ninja Kids 4:30 PM
- In His Chart 7:00 PM
JULY 15 (Sunday)
- Abacus and Sword 2:00 PM
- Colorful 4:30 PM
- Villain 7:00 PM
UP FILM INSTITUTE, UP-Diliman, Quezon City
AUGUST 15 (Wednesday)
- PEAK – The Rescuers 2:00 PM
- Abacus and Sword 4:30 PM
- Railways 7:00 PM
AUGUST 16 (Thursday)
- Ninja Kids 2:00 PM
- Tomorrow’s Joe 4:30 PM
- In His Chart 7:00 PM
AUGUST 17 (Friday)
- Colorful 2:00 PM
- Happy Flight 4:30 PM
- Villain 7:00 PM
AUGUST 18 (Saturday)
- Permanent Nobara 2:00 PM
- Tomorrow’s Joe 4:30 PM
- Railways 7:00 PM
AUGUST 20 (Monday)
- Abacus and Sword 2:00 PM
- In His Chart 4:30 PM
- Permanent Nobara 7:00 PM
AUGUST 21 (Tuesday)
- PEAK – The Rescuers 2:00 PM
- Colorful 4:30 PM
- Villain 7:00 PM
For screening schedules in Cebu & Davao and information about the films, check out the 2012 Eiga Sai Flyer. This press release is from the JFMO website.
If you ask me, after reading the synopsis of each film, I’m excited to watch all of them. Take your pick and mark your calendars 😉
One of my collections involved cute little things that I call my ‘children’ — stuff toys. When I was younger, I had a doll giving to me on a special occasion which is as tall as me. I think I still have that one hidden someone in our house. There was also this white bear that was sent by my godmother from Aussie.
Everything I have today were mostly given by friends. Here’s a list of them:
Not every photo we took a shot of comes out great. It can turn out dark, unfocused or there are some photobombers around. There are a number of factors to consider – the camera itself, the lighting, the environment. I know most people know that already, so I won’t enumerate all of it here.
Starting my ‘save bad photos!’ series with one of my failed attempts to capture the beauty of a full moon.
I suck at putting watermarks before, since I wanted to use the color blue (which is my favorite :P)Venue: Ayala Triangle Park, Ayala, Makati City
Date: November 17, 2010
My digital camera is not good taking pictures in low light places or during night time, so the image turned out dark (I honestly don’t use flash that much.) I can’t find the original image anymore, so you would see.
This is like how Jar of Salt save her photos (but she does it better ^_^). I enhanced this photo using Picasa, since I’m not that good with Photoshop. The maroon part is a tree with Christmas lights dangling on it while the building on the right is the Philippine Stock Exchange (PSE).
Still I find this beautiful. 🙂
I just realized I haven’t posted about Toycon yet. I went there to meet with my friend Franz and his friends Eves and Apol. I was just going to have my phone fixed (which they didn’t, since it was just a showroom). I didn’t have plans to go inside the Megatrade Halls, however, I didn’t want to be left outside.
Ready to explore, go out and repeat. 😛Now, take a look into Toycon Day 2!
My friends and I were supposed to be in a client meeting yesterday, but since there was some kind of misunderstanding, we ended up agreeing to spend time together. One of them wanted to watch The Amazing Spiderman, the other wanted Prometheus. Since the next Spiderman movie isn’t showing yet, we ended up with Prometheus.
This is one of those times that I didn’t look up information about the movie beforehand. I was expecting the movie to be related to Greek Mythology.
I needed to search on some stuff so I typed in google.com.ph in my browser. Today Google has honored Alan Turing, one of the known men in the filed of computing, an interactive Google Doodle.
A functioning, interactive version of the Turing Machine involves six tasks, spelling out the word Google in binary and making each letter color up one by one after each successful try.Hello! こんにちは!

Dems is a techlifestyle + arts & culture blogger based in Manila, Philippines. Get in touch for inquiries on collaborations, sponsorships, product features or reviews, advertisements and the like 🙂
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