Saturday, 31 October 2015
Movie Review: Everyday I Love You
A young woman is waiting for the love of her life to wake up from a coma. In the meantime, she meets an ambitious producer who gives her an opportunity of a lifetime. As she develops feelings for another man, she is forced to make a very difficult choice. Movie Review: Apocalypse Child
What if you were told all your life that you're the son of a famous film director?
Apocalypse Child is the story of Ford, a surfing instructor who has been wasting his youth as his mother petitions the director to acknowledge his son. As another surfing season ends, he is forced to confront the myths surrounding his life.
Apocalypse Child is the story of Ford, a surfing instructor who has been wasting his youth as his mother petitions the director to acknowledge his son. As another surfing season ends, he is forced to confront the myths surrounding his life.
Thursday, 29 October 2015
Wednesday, 28 October 2015
Movie Review: Water Lemon
A
film is about Mauban Quezon and how chosen characters cope with
smalltown blues, if they stay, or decide to leave. A grieving widow, a
socially - handicapped genius, a helpless grandpa connect and disconnect
to create bumps in their flatline coastal lives. Movie Review: Gayuma
A
dark tale of fatal obsession and erotic passion, “Gayuma” centers on a
young student artist mesmerized by a beautiful and mysterious figure
drawing model in his art school.
Movie Review: Patintero Ang Alamat ni Meng Patalo
Patintero: Ang Alamat ni Meng Patalo is
about a young neighborhood underdog or a “patalo” who assembles an
unlikely team of losers to join her in the ultimate battle for the
streets: patintero.
Tuesday, 27 October 2015
Movie Review: Matangtubig
The
film tells the story of how a violent crime disrupts a quaint rural
town in Batangas. A girl’s dead body is discovered and puts the whole
town on trial while the former’s companion remains missing. The ensuing
media spectacle slowly exposes the town’s secrets. As they celebrate
its yearly festival by the lake, an unknowing sleeping evil unravels
and haunts the townsfolk.
Sunday, 25 October 2015
Movie Review: Kapatiran
In
an elite law school fraternity, ironically , law is out of the
question. Kapatiran follows a week in a life of a neophyte, a master and
a lawyer alumni, and crosses the line of money, power and connections
within Manila's society. This all culminates on Sunday at the grand
final hazing rites of the brotherhood.
Movie Review: Iisa
Iisa is a thriller about a never-ending war, a town ravaged by a devastating storm and the woman caught in between. Movie Review: Desaparadiso
Ibong Adarna meets Martial Law. A dark valentine to turbulent period in
Philippine history, sans the political commentary. A retelling of a
famous Filipino magical tale minus the magic. This Is Not A Film By
Khavn.
One day, they just disappeared. Just like that. One didn’t go to work, one didn’t go to his appointment, didn’t meet his date.
The dishes served were left to rot, and the bed remained immaculate;
the sheets unruffled and unslept in. One cannot say if they are alive or
dead. And for this reason, there is no funeral, no nine-day wake, no
mass, no burning of candles, or recitation of litanies for the dead.
Because they are not dead (or maybe there are), and who is to know what
has become of them?
Movie Review: Anino Sa Likod ng Buwan
Anino
Sa Likod Ng Buwan (Shadow Behind The Moon) follow the story of a
husband and wife who are refugees of war and their fragile friendship
with a military man. What starts as a night of playing cards slowly
escalates into a terrifying struggle for survival when deep secrets are
revealed threatening to destroy everyone.Movie Review: Sleepless
“Sleepless,”
is an offbeat rom-com on two insomniacs. It charts how they start to
bond while the rest of the world sleeps. Drawn together by their
nocturnal loneliness, they talk about love, zombies and everything in
between. Saturday, 24 October 2015
Friday, 23 October 2015
Movie Review: The Last Pinoy Action King - Opening Film of QCinema International Film Festival
The Last Pinoy Action King , a biography film by Australian filmmakers Andrew Leavold and Daniel Palisa. The Last Pinoy Action King shows the different facets of the late film
royalty Rudy "Daboy" Fernandez. A multi-awarded Filipino actor and
producer, Fernandez was considered to be the next “Da King” Fernando
Poe Jr. Fernandez on the big screen. But everything changed when
“Daboy” succumbed to cancer at the age of 56 in 2008.
Thursday, 22 October 2015
Tuesday, 20 October 2015
Sunday, 18 October 2015
Saturday, 17 October 2015
Cinema One Originals Film Festival 2015: Kakaiba Ka Ba?
A promising and diverse line-up which
feature different stories have made the cut for this year’s Cinema One Originals Festival,
coming from a pool of veteran and up-and-coming film makers who are
allocated with P2 million each to showcase their films this November for
the annual film fest.
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