Award-winning PH-Japanese film 'Plan 75' preems in local cinemas

By Liza Diño-Seguerra

Dec 04, 2022 12:00 am

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Finally, after its successful world premiere in Cannes — winning the Camera D'or special mention award — Philippine-Japanese co-produced film 'Plan 75' makes its way to the Philippines to capture the hearts of our Filipino audiences.

Cannes-winning film Plan 75 might be set in Japan but it is the Filipinos' sense of compassion towards the elderly that takes the spotlight in the dystopian film.

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