Trinitian Film Society

How do you watch a film? A question of ways rather than a title for instruction. Active Vista's film talk offers an articulated points that shall ignite the discourse on the understanding and appreciation of film through the lens of humanity.

“How to Watch a Film” is open to all who are interested and are film enthusiasts. Application forms are available at http://bit.ly/2A1VM1l.

DEADLINE of APPLICATION is on November 15, 2017

From the previous school year's University Recognition

MOST OUTSTANDING UNIVERSITY-WIDE ORGANIZATION:
Trinitian Film Society

MOST OUTSTANDING STUDENT LEADER:
Maria Grant

MOST OUTSTANDING FACULTY ADVISER:
Prof. T***s Rugeria

Congratulations to our members, our Chairperson, Maria Grant, and our esteemed Faculty Adviser, T***s Rugeria!

Thank you, Student Affairs Center, Trinity University of Asia!

Our members after a productive meeting with Ogilvy Philippines at their Makati office.

TFS and Huawei Philippines has something exciting for you, Cinephiles!

Photo by: Jairus Ritual

Hey, Trinitians! Drop by our booth at Patio Trinidad for cool stickers and sign-up! We're here til 3PM!

Cinephiles! Trinitian Film Society is excited to celebrate TUA's 54th Founding Anniversary, a week packed with activities.

TFS is joining the festivities tomorrow! We are officially opening our applications, so be sure to sign up at our booth!

See you there!

P.S We're selling really cute stickers that may or may not include a certain K-Drama series!

Hello! We are extending our screening of "Sister Stella L." from 4:30 pm to 6 pm!

See you, Trinitians at room 411 SSC building! 😊

Cinephiles, we are waiting for you at SSC 411! End your friendship with ignorance and together let ourselves be educated.

"Whether or not he performed worse or better, there is no study, there is no movie about it.." - PRRD

Schoolmates in the TUA community! In light of recent dark events, Trinitian Film Society presents a series of screenings featuring films about Martial Law in hopes of educating our community and trampling down revisionist rhetoric.

November 25, 2016, Friday ・SSC 411・Admission is FREE

12:00pm-2:00pm 'Batas Militar'A Documentary on Martial Law
2:30pm-4:00pm 'Sister Stella L." by Mike De Leon, 1984

See you, classmates!

"Whether or not he performed worse or better, there is no study, there is no movie about it.." - PRRD

Schoolmates in the TUA community! In light of recent dark events, Trinitian Film Society presents a series of screenings featuring films about Martial Law in hopes of educating our community and trampling down revisionist rhetoric.

November 25, 2016, Friday ・SSC 411・Admission is FREE

12:00pm-2:00pm 'Batas Militar'A Documentary on Martial Law
2:30pm-4:00pm 'Sister Stella L." by Mike De Leon, 1984

See you, classmates!

Trinitian Film Society thanks all those who watched the benefit screening of ‘1st ko si 3rd’ and for supporting TFS and Ohana MNL! Here are the photos from the event.

Benefit screening of ‘1st ko si 3rd’ by Real Florido
Trinitian Film Society in partnership with Ohana MNL

November 14, 2016, Mandell Hall Auditorium
Trinity University of Asia

Trinitian Film Society thanks all those who watched the benefit screening of ‘1st ko si 3rd’ and for supporting TFS and Ohana MNL.
The funds raised through this screening will benefit Ohana MNL’s project, in which children battling cancer are given focus. Further details on their projects and beneficiaries here: www.facebook.com/OhanaMNL

The promotion of youth empowerment through film continues. Trintian Film Society is looking forward to bringing more films on campus!

Photos: Jairus Ritual

Twitter:
www.facebook.com/TrintianFilmSociety