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Monday, April 16, 2012

UP SALIN

"MABUHAY!"

The  University of the Philippines SAMAHANG LINGGWISTIKA  (UP SALIN) is a duly recognized academic, non-profit organization of Linguistics major students of the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy. The Organization aims to promote language and linguistics and to provide channels for the enhancement of academic potentials of its members and other UP Diliman students.

We conduct contests, school invitational/school-to-school projects, outreach programs,tutorials, film-showing, group discussions, exhibits, and other activities related to language for the purpose of imparting knowledge on the importance of language in the society and human life.

We are also recognized in the College of Social Sciences and Philosophy as an active organization supporting the college council in its projects and activities.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011

AY AYENG: The UP PREMIERE

The UP Samahang Linggwistika (UP SALIN) brings Ay Ayeng to UP Diliman.
Playdate: Tentatively November 28, 2011
5:00pm
UP Film Institute, Cine Adarna

Tickets are sold @ P80.
For reservations, pls. contact: Jay-Ar @ 09175200117/09287968465


Ay Ayeng is based on the story of “Maestra Ester.” The story is by Bbdo Noviza with the screenplay written by Lica Lazaro and Ed Palmos.

Ayeng (Heart Evangelista), an aspiring teacher, is forced to stop her studies when the village supporting her becomes victims of military rule. To her surprise military barracks are set up around her village. Ayeng hears word from Umay (Marie Isabel Lopez) that Saddek (Jao Mapa), Ayeng’s childhood boyfriend, is a victim of this military rule and has little assurance that he is still alive. Ayeng, with her limited knowledge of education, tries to help the kids in the village learn how to read and count. To teach them she uses flowers, green leaves, dried sticks, and the dry soil which serves as her blackboard under the shade of trees. The military men find her teachings detrimental to their cause and work to stop her.

Ayeng’s hardships are witnessed and documented by her childhood friend Karen (Sheena Joy), a photojournalist who left the village many years ago. The presence of Ayeng and Karen makes the soldiers uneasy and conflict arises. Sgt. Gallo (John Arcillia) takes action in order to keep the fear the military has generated among the villagers alive.

This is an inspiring story of two friends, Ayeng and Karen reaching their dreams.

2009 FAMAS Awards
Won: Nominated:
Best Actress Best Art Direction
Best Child Actor Best Screenplay
Best Special Effects Best Picture
Best Child Actress Best Supporting Actress
Best Director