Rafa Siguion-Reyna and Nathalie Hart Star In Historical Mossaic Film - Historiographika Errata - Cinema One Originals Official Entry 2017

Carlo Aquino Stars On A Time Jumping Film - Throwback Today - Cinema One Originals 2017 Official Entry

Movie Review: Thor: Raganarok

Thor is imprisoned on the other side of the universe and finds himself in a race against time to get back to Asgard to stop Ragnarok, the destruction of his homeworld and the end of Asgardian civilization, at the hands of an all-powerful new threat, the ruthless Hela.

Giancarlo Abrahan says “Paki” is an appeal for caring

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Citizen Jake Teaser Trailer 2

Jana Agoncillo Stars In A Magical Childhood Reverie Film - Nervous Translation - Cinema One Originals 2017 Entry

Gloria Diaz plays her first lesbian role in “Si Chedeng at si Apple”

Maxine Medina, flattered by her director’s praise for her acting

Viddsee Juree Awards Top Ten Finalists Announced By Viddsee

Vivo V7+ influencer Kisses Delavin is Francis Libiran’s muse at the MEGA Fashion Week Spring Summer 2018

Vivo influencers part of the MEGA Fashion Week Spring Summer 2018

QCinema 2017 Film Festival List of Winners

Fearless Cinema One Originals Film Festival Coming This November

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My Verdict For QCinema International Film Festival 2017

Movie Review: The Chanters

Sarah Mae, a 12-year-old school girl, is the grand daughter of the last remaining chanter of the Panay Bukidnon tribe. But instead of learning their culture, she is obsessed with pop culture and readies herself for the visit of a sensational TV star to her school. As she perfects her dance, her grandfather, Lolo Ramon suffers the onset of dementia. As her Lolo starts losing his precious memories, Sarah Mae is tasked to help him complete the last of the remaining 12 epics, their tribe’s vanishing tradition.

Movie Review: QC Shorts - QCinema 2017 Shorts Competition

Movie Review: Medusae

A documentarist’s son goes missing when she films a story on the disappearances of the firstborns in a remote island. Her search reveals the presence of a cult and an abductor who looks like her, whom her son claims to be his real mother.

Meet The Men In The Ghost Bride

Movie Review: Neomanila

A closer look on the violent war on drugs waged in present day Manila. Toto, a teenage orphan, is recruited by a notorious death squad.  Irma, the group’s leader, soon becomes a maternal figure to the young boy. As the two form a familial bond, their loyalties will be put to the test when one of their targets turns out to be a familiar face.

Movie Review: Dormitoryo

Charles, an engineering student with an eye for beauty, just returned from school to a dormitory owned by Aling Linda, a strict, lonesome widow. Other occupants of the dorm include Max–now on his 7th year in college, Sheen–his reluctant partner, Steven–a social entrepreneur, Ramon-his cop lover, Alex-a call center agent, and Jenny-his attentive girlfriend. They all spend the evening tucked away in solitary rooms, talking about collective experiences, sharing a similar fate. And rent is due.

Movie Review: Kulay Lila Ang Gabi Na Binudburan Pa Ng Mga Bituin

Wanting to fix their marriage in any way, Aries and Chai signs up for a couples retreat program that gives them three days and two nights to resolve their issues.

Movie Review: Balangiga: Howling Wilderness

Set in Balangiga in 1901, the film follows the life of the 8-year-old Kulas who flees town with his grandfather and their carabao to escape General Smith's "Kill and Burn" order. Through a twist of fate, Kulas finds a toddler amid a sea of corpses. Together, the two boys struggle to survive the American occupation.

Movie Review: Dapol Tan Payawar Na Tayug 1931

Set in Pangasinan, the film follows the story of rebel leader Pedro Calosa and the Tayug Colorum Uprising of 1931. The events are retold from three sources: a silent film on Calosa's return to his hometown in 1927; the story of writer F. Sionil Jose following the aging supremo as he searches for sacred cave in 1966; and a filmmaker who revisits the sites of the uprising for a film on the subject.

Movie Review: The Write Moment

After a heartbroken scriptwriter fails to get back with an old flame through his “romantic-hugot script,” he finds himself living in the scenes he wrote. He’s forced to follow everything verbatim—or else face being stuck in an endless loop of scenes repeating over, and over again.

Tabi Po, A Gory and Daring TV Masterpiece

Allen Dizon and Angellie Nicole Sanoy score acting triumph at the 33rd Warsaw International Filmfest

                                

Jerald Napoles and Fe Hyde In QCinema 2017

“Dormitoryo”, a full length version of his acclaimed short, says Emerson Reyes

Movie Review: Loving Vincent

Loving Vincent is the world's first fully painted feature film produced by Oscar-winning studios Breakthru Films and Trademark Films. It is the first fully painted animated film. The world's first fully oil painted feature film, brings the artwork of Vincent van Gogh to life in an exploration of the complicated life and controversial death of one of history's most celebrated artists.

Movie Review: Happy Death Day

A teenage girl, trying to enjoy her birthday, soon realizes that this is her final one. That is, if she can figure out who her killer is. She must relive that day, over and over again, dying in a different way each time. Can she solve her own murder?

Kim Chiu does not want to claim the title ‘new horror queen’

Ken Chan plays a romantic lead in his launching movie, takes a breather from gay roles

Jackie Chan Hunts Pierce Brosnan in 'The Foreigner'

Siargao Teaser

Tori Garcia, willing to do more sexy roles

All Of You Teaser - Metro Manila Film Festival 2017 Offcial Entry

Zsa Zsa says no wedding plans yet with Conrad Onglao

Direk Mikhail Red paints modern-day Manila in his urban thriller

Khalil Ramos Stars In His First Action Film Riding In Tandem