EdukSine is making educational and socially-relevant independent Filipino films accessible to every Filipino
EdukSine, a women-founded social enterprise funded by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST), is now up and running. It is the first and only hybrid streaming platform dedicated to independent Filipino films.
How to Access
Using your phone or laptop, type in eduksine.com. Browse through different genres such as women empowerment, indigenous culture, or politics that you want to watch. Then, simply register and click purchase.
Co-owned and co-founded by Karen Jane Salutan and Romae Marquez, the new web platform and mobile app will bring socially-relevant films even to those in far-flung areas of the Philippines. It also aims to provide a livelihood to producers, directors, actors, and film marketers.
After the launch, the initiative featured various films highlighting Filipino cultural roots through online, face-to-face, and hybrid block screening events at the Cine Adarna, Film Institute of the University of the Philippines Diliman.
Staying true to its mission, EdukSine will also hold pre-arranged screenings in schools, government offices, companies, and organisations, including those in far-reaching coastal villages.
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