It gives a historical account of the “Battle of Manila” with compelling images and stories that shed light on this event through experiential treatment via the “Visita De Guerra” section, offering a guided tour of Manila’s landmarks during the liberation battle. To further supplement this campaign, InterAksyon.com also launches free-admission on-ground activities to give the Filipino public a chance to know more about the “Battle of Manila” in special week-long “War and Re-building” photo exhibit that now runs until March 3 at the Robinson’s Manila Midtown Atrium. The public is also invited to the special free screening of the short film “Orders from Tokyo” at 10:00AM today, Tuesday, February 24, at the Robinson’s Manila Midtown Atrium Cinema 1. The docu-film, as narrated by USMC Captain David B. Griffin. InterAksyon.com’s “War and Re-Building” is in partnership with Robinson’s Malls, Robinson’s Land Corporation, Robinson’s Movieworld, MetroBank Foundation, National Commission for Culture and Arts (NCCA), and Orange Segment.
