Food, fashion, film and more: Things to do at year-long French festival in PH
PhilFrance, the French Embassy’s year-long festival, has finally arrived.
PhilFrance, the French Embassy’s year-long festival, has finally arrived.
The Embassy of France and Alliance Francaise de Cebu launched the annual French film festival at La Vie Parisienne café in Ayala Center Cebu.
“We must balance our interests with those of Asian countries. We hope to have more relations with the Philippines. We have to learn from each other. We have many things in common, not just religion.”
Cronuts, croissants shaped like donuts (with a hole in the middle and icing), are currently making the news in the United States. This cultural crossbreeding of a French pastry may not be available in Manila yet, but for now, we can get a fusion of French and Manila music. Best of all, it’s free.
When the French entertain, it’s got to be simple but fresh. That’s the style the French Embassy has evoked through the years.
Now Gallery opened its doors recently with a joint exhibit of works by Rock Drilon, Norberto “Lito” Carating and Nestor Olarte Vinluan, all artists who have been at the forefront
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