Biennale College Cinema

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E del Mundo

E del Mundo backs up her youthful vigor with an MFA in Film, receiving the degree under the scholarship of venerated filmmaker Brett Ratner. She is currently among the ten women selected to participate in the prestigious WOMEN IN FILM Mentor’s Circle in Los Angeles. Her short films have played all over the world, and her experimental cinema has been noted to pay homage to the earlier films of Brunno Dumont and Alejandro Jodorowsky. E del Mundo is a diving aficionado, making sure the ocean is featured and discussed in her films. She is poised to launch VR Philippines on October of this year.

Director

E del Mundo
E del Mundo backs up her youthful vigor with an MFA in Film, receiving the degree under the scholarship of venerated filmmaker Brett Ratner. She is currently among the ten women selected to participate in the prestigious WOMEN IN FILM Mentor's Circle in Los Angeles. Her short films have played all over the world, and her experimental cinema has been noted to pay homage to the earlier films of Brunno Dumont and Alejandro Jodorowsky. E del Mundo is a diving aficionado, making sure the ocean is featured and discussed in her films. She is poised to launch VR Philippines on October of this year.

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PRODUCER

Jack Weinstein
Jack has ten years experience in the media and entertainment industries. He is currently the CEO of VRoom, a virtual reality exhibitor in Los Angeles. Previously he managed corporate development for Madison Wells Media (Drive, Ender's Game). Prior to that he worked in international distribution at 20th Century Fox, working on the release of titles such as The Martian, and Revenant. Jack holds a MBA from UCLA Anderson.

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LOGLINE

The Warship is a VR Documentary Experience that takes place in a landmark of autonomy, the BRP Sierra Madre. It is the last frontier of the Philippine government in the disputed West Philippine Sea. The once illustrious and invincible battleship now lies decaying in the equatorial sun covered in corrosion and gaping holes. This journey showcases a single sunrise and sunset of the Marines that call this vessel a home. The audience will partake on their laughter, feel their isolation and ultimately wallow on their stories.