Nick Olanka's graduation film, "Monday of Sorrow," (Lunes ng Hapis) was selected to compete in CON-CAN Movie Festival ( www.con-can.com), an online film festival where internet audience can view, rate and vote for competing films.
Here's a link to the film:
http://www.con-can.com/PreviewRoom/en/sakuhin.html?movie_id=200625192
The CON-CAN Movie Festival is an audience-interactive online film festival which corresponds to the age of broadband communication. At CON-CAN's website, the viewers can watch the movies and post evaluations/reviews on them, while the filmmakers can post replies to the viewers.
20 films from around the world were selected to compete in the festival's fiction 2 category. Two short films from the Philippines were selected, Khavn dela Cruz' "Can & Slippers" and Nick Olanka's "Monday of Sorrow." Please vote for these Philippine entries.
Please vote for this film. Thank you!
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PROFILE
Born in 1982, Nick Joseph Olanka graduated last year from the U.P. Film Institute. Active in the theater arts through the group The UP Repertory Company, he took cinematography classes in Mowelfund Film Institute under Ms. Lee Meily.
FILMOGRAPHY
"Monday of Sorrow," his graduation film, won several international and local awards. It won 2005 Kodak Filmschool Competiton Philippines and was the Philippine entry for 2005 Kodak Filmschool Competition Asia-Pacific. It also received top prizes in the 18th Gawad CCP and was show in Slingshort Film Festival in Jakarta. In July 2006, his first digital feature film "Ang Huling Araw ng Linggo" (The Last Sunday) competed in the Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival and will be open March 28 in SM Digital Theaters nationwide.
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