Year
1983: Ms. Estrella investigates the case of Carlito Dimahilig, the
assassin who attempted to kill Imelda Marcos. She interviews Rolando
Galman, who reveals more than what she needs to know.
Interesting plot.
My Verdict: 3.5/5
Marissa
lives alone in the dark with an even darker secret. Her only contact to
the outside world were her patients, who come and go, oblivious of
whether the fetuses that Marisa extracts from them survive or not. A
complication besetting one of her patients threatens Marisa’s reclusive
world. She fights back to protect it.
Effectively scary, with good direction, technically polished and audience pleaser horror short film.
My Verdict: 4/5
A
troubled man finds his own cure in the vast darkness of his room.
Trying to persuade his lover to come back, he discovers a new form of
therapy - his greatest ordeal, a terrible encounter he has to escape
from. The horrors inside his head creeps into his skin and digs deep
into his senses, bringing him closer to a much more shocking reality which leaves him no choice but to face his atrocious demise eye to eye.
Experimental and absorbing.
My Verdict: 3/5
Nenok,
a nine-year-old street kid in Malolos, Bulacan adopts the city’s
historic Barasoain Church as his temporary home and his personal space
for mischief to the distress and annoyance of Mang Johnny -- the stern
parish groundskeeper.
Decently funny and touching short film.
My Verdict: 3.5/5
An
afternoon of love and farewell as Mark and El spend their last
afternoon together wishing on a tree, waiting to fade with the sun.
I love it satirical and symbolism. Subtle and relatable.
My Verdict: 2.5/5
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Filmmakers: Kadiboy Belarmino, Ryanne Murcia, Kenneth Dagatan at Shorts A Gala Screening of Cinemalaya XI |
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Filmmakers of Shorts A: Milo Tolentino, Kadiboy Belarmino,
Kenneth Dagatan, Glenmark Doromal, Eero Francisco, and Ryanne Murcia
at Shorts A Gala Screening of Cinemalaya XI
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Filmmakers: Kenneth Dagatan, Glenmark Doromal, Eero Francisco, Kadiboy Belarmino, at Shorts A Gala Screening of Cinemalaya XI |
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