Saturday 24 December 2022

Movie Review: Deleter

An online content moderator deletes a suicide video made by her co-worker. But the otherwise desensitized woman cannot escape from either her own troubled past or from a mysterious vengeful presence. 

The film follows Lyra, who works shifts at a shadowy online content moderation office where employees, known as deleters, are tasked with the process of filtering graphic uploads from reaching social media platforms. The responsibility of censorship proves bearable for Lyra, whom her co-workers, as well as her boss Simon, observe as a cold person unfazed by the disturbing imagery she sees on a daily basis. What they do not know is that Lyra hides a deep trauma. Lyra’s attempt to erase and forget her past has forced her to don an apathetic face to the horrors of the world. 

 

Movie Review: Nanahimik Ang Gabi

The movie is about two lovers who secretly meet in a secluded mansion. Their passionate night of illicit affair quickly turned into a nightmare when a mysterious deranged intruder invades their love nest unexpectedly.

Movie Review: My Father, Myself

Robert and his wife have a daughter and an adopted son, Matthew, whose biological father is Robert’s deceased best friend and former lover, Domeng. Conflict ensues as Robert becomes sexually attracted to a teenage Matthew while Matthew impregnates his stepsister much to the shame of the family matriarch.

A lawyer takes in the son of his former client after surviving a massacre. Soon, the complicated relationships between the family members would lead to the revelation of shocking secrets and harbored feelings.

Movie Review: My Teacher

A high school teacher returns to her hometown and learns life’s most valuable lesson from her unconventional student — a 70-year-old man. 
 

Movie Review: Family Matters

The story is about senior married couple Francisco and Eleanor, and their four children: Kiko, the successful son; Fortune, the homemaker; Ellen, the unmarried daughter; and Enrico, the happy-go-lucky son. Things are shaken up when Ellen, the primary caregiver, decides to fly to the US to take a chance on finding love. Ellen’s absence makes the rest of the siblings anxious, as each one takes turns in caring for and watching Eleanor and especially the frail Francisco. 

Movie Review: Mamasapano: Now It Can Be Told

This new film tells the story of the 44 Special Action Force (SAF) officers who died on their mission during the tragic Mamasapano clash of 2015.

The story of the Mamasapano clash where 44 Special Action Force officers of the Philippine National Police (PNP) died on their mission from the point of view of then-PNP Deputy Chief of Operations Major General Benjamin Magalong as he was heading the investigation. 

Tuesday 20 December 2022

Prime Video Announces Premiere Date and Debuts Official First-Look Images for First Filipino Original Movie, Ten Little Mistresses


TBA Studios acquires critically-acclaimed Filipino-Irish thriller ‘Nocebo’

 

Thursday 15 December 2022

Nanahimik Ang Gabi - An Exciting Home Invasion Film To Watch This Christmas

 

Toni Gonzaga Stars Alongside Showbiz Mentor Joey De Leon in 2022 MMFF entry My Teacher

 

Netflix debuts the trailer for The Glory

 

Wednesday 14 December 2022

Starmagic Workshop To Hold Its First Hybrid Workshop on Toronto Canada

 

Saturday 10 December 2022

“Family Matters” celebrates love for family 


 

Thursday 8 December 2022

Sagip Pelikula Celebrates The Cinematic Legacy of Jaime Fabregas In The Latest Spotlight Series

 

Azi Acosta Takes You To A Wild Journey in Pamasahe


Filipinos' compassion towards the elderly takes the spotlight on ‘Plan 75’

 

Wednesday 7 December 2022

Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery shatters Netflix worldwide on December 23

 

Tuesday 6 December 2022

Celebrate the Holidays With Homegrown Southeast Asian Stories on Netflix

 

'A Mermaid for Christmas' hits local cinemas this Dec 7

 

Thursday 1 December 2022

Romance and Glamor for the Holiday Season - ‘The Fabulous’ confirmed for December 23rd!

 

EMILY IN PARIS SEASON 3 Trailer is here - Season 3 drops only on Netflix December 21st!

 

Monday 28 November 2022

Heartthrob Kelvin Miranda and charming singer Ally Gonzalez are making perfect harmony together

 

Tyronne Escalante Artist Management (TEAM) Presents: Polo Ravales, Andrew Gan and Chanel Morales

 

Bata Pa Si Sabel - A Suspense Thriller Coming of Age to Watch To

 

Saturday 26 November 2022

Movie Review: Kapag Wala Nang Mga Alon

Lt. Hermes Papauran, one of the best investigators of the Philippines, is in a deep moral crossroad, being a witness to his institution's being a party to a murderous anti-drug campaign, which is spearheaded by no less than the president of the country, Rodrigo Duterte. The moment Duterte sat as the new president of the Philippines in the year 2016, his biggest act was launching his so-called war against drugs, shocking the world for its brutality and the ensuing human rights abuses. Extra-judicial killings attributed to drugs have become rampant and most of the crimes are connected to the police. The atrocities are corroding Lt. Papauran physically and spiritually. He suffers from severe psoriasis, a skin disease resulting from insidious anxiety. A dark past haunts him and it has eventually and literally come back for a reckoning, for a closure.

 

Joel Lamangan’s My Father, Myself explores a ‘different kind of love’

 

5 Reasons Why You Can’t Miss the Return of Alchemy Of Souls

 

Friday 25 November 2022

Movie Review: Us X Her

A millennial couple’s marriage struggles after both face an existential crisis. Mari (AJ Raval), a woman in her late 20s, regrets putting off her promising career for love and now wonders what could have been. Meanwhile, her husband, Dave (Kiko Estrada), handsome, manly, and certified eye candy, gets himself into a sexcapade with other women.

Their already troubled relationship is now bound for doom when Lila (Angeli Khang) enters the picture, a beautiful young woman obsessed with Dave, willing to be a mistress and do anything to win his affection.

Nadine Lustre Challenged By Her Role in Deleter

 

Direk Jules Katanyag tackles the changing gender roles in “Us X Her”

 

Movie Review: An Inconvenient Love

Ayef is a minimum-wage earning convenience store worker who dreams of a better life as she pursues an application to become an animator in Singapore. Manny is a socially conscious entrepreneur, having set up a plant shop which goes against the desires of his rich and worker-abusive dad. Their paths cross, she resists but he continues pursuing her, and sparks fly. Wanting to make sure that a relationship with Manny would not go in the way of attaining her dreams, she suggests they get into a time-bound, contractual relationship, with a definite “expiration date” – a condition that Manny accepts. Little did they know how this casual, easy-sounding arrangement would bring them to the hardest, most heartbreaking test they must face in their young lives.
 

Wednesday 23 November 2022

Angeli Khang, Kiko Estrada & AJ Raval in Bizarre Love Triangle Film - Us X Her

 

Autobiography and BOLD EAGLE are Big Winners in QCinema 2022 Pylon Awards

 

Tuesday 22 November 2022

Buboy Villar Pays Homage To A Nurse’s Pandemic Journey In “Ang Kwento Ni Makoy”

Monday 21 November 2022

Director Alvin Yapan Enjoys Directing His New Film, Call Me Papi

 

The Journey Towards #MeganBeautyWorld

 

Saturday 19 November 2022

Discover a ‘World of Wonder’ as Globe showcases some of the world’s best stories from Disney+ in BGC, Cebu, and Davao launch events

 

Alapaap, an Original Vivamax Movie is Not Your Typical Adult Sexy Film

 

Wednesday 16 November 2022

Auteurs Take the Spotlight in QCinema’s Screen International

 

Monday 14 November 2022

Celebrating New Directors in QCinema’s 10th Edition


Movie Review: Mahal Kita, Beksman

From the creators of “Die Beautiful” and “The Panti Sisters”, comes a film that will surely entertain not just the LGBTQ community, but the general public.  A movie about love and identity that celebrates being straight as much as being gay. 

“Mahal Kita, Beksman” tells the story of Dali, the only son of Jaime and Gemma (Keempee de Leon and Katya Santos) whom he fondly calls “Papshiekels and Momshiekels”.  Dali is a very talented make-up artist and designer, which is not surprising as his father runs a beauty salon and his mother runs a dress shop.  

Portrayed by award-winning actor Christian Bables (Big Night, Single Rock, Die Beautiful, The Panti Sisters), Dali looks as flamboyant as the gay people surrounding him that everyone assumes he is also gay.  When it is revealed that he is not, everyone is in shock.  Papshiekels is in denial, insisting that Dali is just going through a phase.  Everyone agrees with him.

But, for Dali, this is not a passing thing. He is sure from the moment he bumps into Angel that she is the girl of his dreams.  

Angel, played by Iana Bernardez (Mahal Kita with All My Hypothalamus, Metamorphosis) , is the unica hija in their family.  Her father is a sports coach, while her brothers run a gym and a car shop.  With all their machismo, Dali definitely doesn’t fit the mold of the “ideal boyfriend” for Angel.  

Faced with so many obstacles, will Dali be able to prove that he’s the right man for Angel? Can people look past his appearance and see a man truly in love with a woman? Can love really overcome all odds?

Friday 11 November 2022

RainbowQC Shorts: Diverse Portraits of the LGBTQ Experience

 

Beauty Queen and Award Winning Actress Kylie Versoza Is the 2023 Tanduay Calendar Girl


16th International Silent Film Festival Manila 2022: Celebrating the Strength of Silence

 

Thursday 10 November 2022

Acting Showdown of Rob Guinto and Quinn Carrillo Praised On Their Film Showroom


Wednesday 9 November 2022

Asian Shorts Program at QCinema 2022

 

Tuesday 8 November 2022

Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery Main Trailer Debut

 

Friday 4 November 2022

The Dream continues. The Sandman returns to explore more stories of the Endless.

 

Thursday 3 November 2022

Celebrating 10: QCinema’s 2022 Edition is Guaranteed Intense


 

Globe Innovation Fest 2022: Showcasing many firsts that make every day better