Sunday 30 July 2017

Coming Soon: Last Night



Coming Soon: Haunted Forest



Coming Soon: Love You To The Stars And Back



Saturday 29 July 2017

Cinemalaya 2017 Film Festival Screening Schedule


Full Length Feature





Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino 2017 Official Entries


Watch: JC Santos Talks About His Films - Nabubulok & 100 Tula Para Kay Stella



Gerald Anderson's Team Prepares For The Star Magic Oppo All-Star Game



Thursday 27 July 2017

Movie Review: Finally Found Someone

Finally Found Someone tells the story of April, a heartbroken girl whose groom left on their wedding day, and Raffy a PR expert tasked to make her happy again.


TBA Studios Unveils Movie Projects


Monday 24 July 2017

Birdshot Trailer and Poster - Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino Official Entry 2017


Sunday 23 July 2017

Triptiko Trailer and Poster - Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino Official Entry 2017






Fan Girl | Fan Boy Official Trailer and Poster






Saturday 22 July 2017

Movie Review: Dunkirk

The film depicts the dramatic and true story of the Dunkirk evacuations from a war torn beach and harbour in France, following the seemingly doomed plight of allied soldiers in World War II. As the enemy forces close in it seems the troops have nowhere to go, but help is at hand and a fierce battle ensues.

Friday 21 July 2017

Paolo Ballesteros, Hasmine Killip and Women of the Weeping River Win Big At The 40th Gawad Urian


Viddsee Launches Filmmaker Programme in the Philippines


Wednesday 19 July 2017

Movie Review: Kita Kita

Kita Kita (I See You) tells the story of Lea and Tonyo, two Filipinos living in Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan. Lea is a Velo taxi tour guide. She suffers an accident which leads to her being affected by temporary blindness. Her blindness, if not cured in a few weeks, could become permanent. Tonyo is also a Filipino who lives right across from Lea. Lea tries her best to ignore him at first because she is scared of not seeing him. But Tonyo is persistent and is determined to be her friend, using humor and kindness to make a connection. With every effort that he makes the two gradually become closer. In an ironic way, becoming blind allows Lea to see the true character of Tonyo. This story is about perception and about how sometimes we can’t see the real story behind a person. As Lea’s story ends, we will see Tonyo’s story begin.

Tuesday 18 July 2017

Cinemalaya 2017 Full Length Feature Official Entries



Cinemalaya 2017 Short Film Feature Official Entries


13th Cinemalaya Film Festival Offers Diverse Roster of Films


Karl Medina, Proud On His Role For Jose Bartolome: Guro


Monday 17 July 2017

ToFarm Film Festival 2017 List of Winners



Sunday 16 July 2017

My Verdict For ToFarm Film Festival 2017


Movie Review: Instalado

Victor lives in a time when the dominant form of education is through installation, a process wherein bodies of knowledge can be installed directly on people's brains using technology owned by big corporations. However, like many others in the agricultural town of Porac, Victor cannot afford the sky-high cost of installation, which he believes is the key to improve his family's life. To raise money for installation, Victor abandons farming and works as the housekeep of a wealthy childhood friend who has become extremely successful after undergoing a series of installations.

Saturday 15 July 2017

Movie Review: Bloody Crayons

Bloody Crayons is about nine college friends who journey to an island to shoot a short film. Unknown to them, it would be their last get together as friends. When one of them died mysteriously, it cast doubts on each other as to who the killer is. What makes matters worst is that the killing never stops. The question then that “Bloody Crayons” will answer at the end is who is the killer and who will survive the island of death!

Finally Found Someone Trailer






Ang Manananggal Sa Unit 23B Trailer and Poster- Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino Official Entry 2017





Thursday 13 July 2017

100 Tula Para Kay Stella Trailer and Poster - Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino Official Entry 2017





Wednesday 12 July 2017

ToFarm Film Festival 2017 Entry Sinandomeng Mirrors Rural Filipino Family



Sunday 9 July 2017

Movie Review: What Home Feels Like

“What Home Feels Like” tells the home life of father and seaman, Antonio, who is forced to spend most of time at home upon learning that he can never aboard a ship again. Facing struggles as he doesn’t know what to do next, he follows the footsteps of his parents and buys a farm using their family savings.



Dealing with his forced retirement gives him several realizations. Spending his last 33 years as a seaman caused him to not know his family on a personal level. What's even worse is now that he has the chance to catch up, his kids are leaving and his wife is used to living without him


Fan Girl | Fan Boy Teaser