MTRCB released “age-appropriate ratings” for films which is set to show on big screen this week

 

Globe celebrates loyal customers with month-long G Day festivities

 

Globe celebrates customer loyalty with nationwide G Day festivities

 

Bagong All Male Group Na Magic Voyz, Ipinakilala

Sinag Maynila 2024 cheers the festival winners and nominees

 

Luna Aura Introduces Sofia Andres as First Celebrity Endorser for Hope Glow Super Glutathione Capsules

Ronnie Lazaro says he did not expect to win in a different category

 

Tony tackles his most difficult role in Sinag Manila entry

 

MTRCB affirms ‘X’ rating as its Final Decision for ‘Dear Santa’

 

Ice Seguerra’s ‘Videoke Hits: OPM Edition’ SOLD OUT Ahead of September 13 Concert—New Date Added for November 8!

 

FDCP honors 100 years of Eddie Romero at the opening of PFIM 2024

 

Movie Review: What You Did

Arvin and Ace, haunted by past traumas and dreams shattered by the pandemic, collide as they chase online fame, forcing them to confront buried secrets and redefine their identities.

 

Movie Review: Talahib

A series of killings in the fields of talahib grasses in an abandoned subdivision sends PO2 Bong and PInsp Roman into a criminal investigation. They are aided by a group of friends, led by Joyce, caught loitering in the talahiban, along with a mysterious character in Stephen who holds the key to the possible origin story of the killer.

 

Puregold CinePanalo reveals 8 official entries for full-length film category

TECNO Philippines Unveils SPARK GO 1, starting at PhP3,499

 

MTRCB Reclassifies Alipato at Muog to R-16 following Second Review

 

Movie Review: Her Locket

Jewel Ouyang, a senior Chinese woman, has lost everything - her youth, beauty, popularity, and fortune.

 

Now with dementia, she lives with her lawyer son, Kyle, and a young caregiver, Teresa, who seems more ambitious than caring.

 

She finds an old locket that contains her old photo with her parents, and her brother, Magnus.

 

The locket removes the cloud of forgetfulness and frees her memories of her tenuous relationship with her family.

This includes their opposition to her career and love life; of a happy marriage to her husband which was cut short by his untimely death; of achieving success as an actress which enabled her to solely raise their son; and that Magnus tampered her father's will and robbed her of her inheritance.

 

Seeking vengeance, Jewel faces her brother in court to claim what is rightfully hers. Still inflicted with dementia, will she choose to forgive... and forget?

 

Mamay's filmbio, a moving source of inspiration

 

Rebecca Chuaunsu Wins Best Actress for "Her Locket"

 

Quezon City Film Commission and QCinema Announce Selected Projects for the 2024 QCinema Project Market

 

"As The Moth Flies" - A Short FIlm Official Entry to Sinag Maynila Film Festival 2024

 

GMA Network qualifies for grant to produce miniseries about mental health

 

DigiPlus, ArenaPlus pay tribute to Yulo's historic olympic achievement with P5M cash gift

Left to right: Gymnastics Association of the Philippines President Cynthia Carrion, DigiPlus
Head of Offline Operations Jasper Vicencio, double Olympic gold medalist and ArenaPlus brand
ambassador Carlos Yulo, DigiPlus Chairman Eusebio Tanco, and DigiPlus Vice President
Celeste Jovenir after Yulo received his P5 million cash reward at the recent DigiPlus Astig Ka,
Carlos! press conference.

 

HER LOCKET, a family drama film by J.E. Tiglao is an Official Entry to Sinag Maynila Film Festival 2024

Actress-producer Rebecca Chuaunsu says her movie “Her Locket” is a love letter to Fil-Chinese women

Unleash Your Darkest Desires with “THE SUBSTANCE”

 

LA admits being dumped by Kira

 

DTI Announces 'We Are A Creative Nation' Campaign as PH Sets Course to be a Premier Creative Hub by 2030

 

Marie Lozano is Bilyonaryo News Channel Flagship Host For Lifestyle

 

FDCP to celebrate the enduring legacy of Eddie Romero and National Artists for Film in a nationwide Philippine Film Industry Month 2024

 

Puregold CinePanalo releases 16 shortlisted entries vying for P21M worth of production grants

 

Undaunted Storytelling for Cinemalaya 2025

 

Movie Review: Un/Happy For You

Two years after their breakup, a Bicolano chef (Juancho) on the rise reunites with his ex- girlfriend (Zy) who is back in the province for a brief work visit. Still feeling bitter about their breakup, he tries to seduce her to ruin her engagement, only to find himself falling for her once more.

“Alien: Romulus” brings spine-chilling suspense with the return of the Xenomorphs – Catch it in cinemas now

 

Cinemalaya 20 Hails Docufiction Tumandok for Best Film

 

3 films fit for family viewing; others bear R-16 and R-18 rating

Bilyonaryo News Channel (BNC) has officially launched led by Korina Sanchez

 

My Verdict for Cinemalaya 2024 Film Festival

 

Movie Review: Abenida

Abe, a woodcarver and artist, loses everything when his wife leaves him for another man. He falls in love with a woman who looks like his wife and calls her by his wife's name Nida, when in reality she is a prostitute named Cecile.

Movie Review: Gulay Lang, Manong!

A struggling farmer joins forces with a local policeman to rescue his grandson and take down a marijuana cartel, triggering a deeply personal journey that tests their beliefs and integrity.

Struggling farmer Pilo Sabado finds himself entangled in a complex web of circumstances when his grandson Ricky gets caught up in the cannabis trade with his friend Razer. As tensions rise in the region’s drug war, Ricky is apprehended by determined policeman SPO3 Ariel Lacson, who strikes a deal with Pilo: help catch Razer, and Ricky goes free. As the unlikely duo navigates the murky waters of alliances and revelations within the cartel, Pilo and Ariel uncover a startling truth: the cannabis trade, linked to a powerful senator, isn't just recreational, but a crucial lifeline for medical relief for the Senator’s epileptic daughter. This discovery shakes Pilo and Ariel to their core, challenging their moral compasses. Amidst betrayals and unexpected alliances, they face a pivotal choice: succumb to temptation and secure their future or uphold their principles, risking everything in a battle that tests their souls.

Movie Review: Guardia De Honor

“Guardia De Honor” is about a family grappling with a present tragedy and a dark past. A policeman is interrogated by a neophyte investigator on the killings of a mother and son on the eve of the new President's inauguration.

"Guardia de Honor" stars Laurice Guillen, Sunshine Cruz, Therese Malvar, and Allen Dizon, with the special participation of Ina Feleo and Oliver Aquino.

On the eve of a presidential inauguration, the seemingly happy life of a middle-class family is shattered when a policeman (Allen Dizon) kills a mother and son.

Matriarch Mamang Anita (Laurice Guillen) takes the event with quiet dignity while acknowledging a series of familial abuse that started with her late policeman-husband defiling their daughter Minda (Sunshing Cruz) and culminated in her son abusing his own daughter Marie (Therese Malvar). 

As Eddie Boy faces the investigation by a strange young officer (Oliver Aquino) a history of police violence is uncovered, and Mamang Anita makes a great sacrifice to restore the family's honor.

Are You Ready For Spine-Tingling Thrills? “Alien: Romulus” Out in Cinemas Next Week, August 14

 

Sinag Maynila 2024 highlights PH Film Industry Month and Manila’s Tourism Month

Brillante Mendoza and Wilson Tieng and Butch Ybanez with filmmakers of the full length films

 

Movie Review: Love Child

A young couple navigates the challenges of raising their autistic son in an increasingly unforgiving world, testing their love and resilience.

College sweethearts Ayla and Paolo decide to drop out of school to start a family after a whirlwind romance leads to an unplanned pregnancy. Four years later, they are devastated to learn that their son, Kali, is diagnosed with autism. As they navigate the complexities of raising a child with special needs, they confront an increasingly unsupportive environment. Their journey challenges their relationship and the dream of a complete, harmonious family, forcing them to find strength and resilience in the face of adversity.

Young, aspiring filmmakers have until August 15 to submit student shorts entries for Puregold CinePanalo Festival

Movie Review: The Hearing

 

Embroiled in a legal battle against a powerful figure, a deaf boy, with the support of his parents, crosses paths with a court sign language interpreter who can speak but is voiceless in her own home.

Lucas, a deaf boy from a small fishing village, is sexually abused by Fr. Mejor, an influential priest. After his parents Madonna and Dante discover the truth, they decide to file a court case against the priest despite the obstacles in their way. In their pursuit of justice, they cross paths with sign language interpreter Maya, who has also witnessed powerful people manipulate the results of cases. In a society where few choose to listen, how can they win against forces that silence those who cannot speak and break the souls of those who can?

Movie Review: Kantil

The discovery of a mysterious alien shell in a trench transforms the lives of two star crossed lovers – Paleng and Eliong – and their threatened coastal village in Davao City, unearthing secrets deeper than the surrounding perilous waters.

Star-crossed lovers Paleng and Eliong bid farewell as their love is threatened by the imminent demolition of Paleng’s coastal village. However, when a fisherman discovers a mysterious alien shell lurking in a trench, the community is confronted with a wave of hope and intrigue, jealousy and fear. As tensions surge like an incoming tide, their tangled lives unravel secrets on how to navigate the turbulent waters ahead, their ultimate survival depends on hidden truths that need to be retrieved from the depths of the trench.

Movie Review: Kono Basho

As two estranged half-sisters reunite at their father’s funeral, they mend their differences, find solace in shared grief, and become instrumental in the city’s ongoing recovery.

Ella, a 28-year-old Filipina anthropologist, travels to Rikuzentakata City for her estranged father Emman's funeral, where she navigates the cultural and emotional complexities of his second family, including her Japanese half-sister, Reina. As they confront their intertwined histories, Ella and Reina find solace and connection, each reevaluating their perceptions of their father. Their journey of self-discovery intersects with Rikuzentakata's post-2011 earthquake and tsunami recovery. Discovering their father's photographs propels them on a path of rediscovery, exploring their relationships and individual identities. This poignant narrative explores themes of family, loss, identity, and renewal, reflecting deeply on the Filipino diaspora amid a backdrop of historical trauma.

Movie Review: Alipato at Muog

A filmmaker uncovers the hard truths surrounding the enforced disappearance of his older brother.

The abduction of Jonas Burgos in 2007 was brazen – done at noontime in a crowded mall. As his family launched their search, a car plate brought them face to face with powerful forces. Despite insurmountable barriers, anonymous informants have dropped leads and even provided the last known photo of Jonas in captivity. Edita, the 80-year old mother, and her filmmaker son lead the long and arduous fight for justice. Presented through testimonials of their lawyer, a reporter, a former Justice Secretary and Human Rights Commission Chair, and witnesses who agreed to appear on condition of anonymity, combined with animation and never-before-seen footage of the family’s relentless search, the documentary film weaves the stories together to uncover the truths, however painful, about the brother’s disappearance.

Movie Review: Tumandok

Unveil the untold saga of the Ati, a courageous Negrito ethnic group living in Boracay, Guimaras, Panay, and Negros islands in the Philippines. For the first time on screen, witness their impassioned battle to reclaim their ancestral lands in this groundbreaking docu-fiction film.

Despite contentions from historians, legend has it that in ancient times, an Ati chieftain traded their land to Bornean datus for a golden necklace and a wide-brimmed hat. The mountains were left to the Atis, while the plains and rivers went to the Malays. Today, even the mountains are under threat, sometimes violently taken from the Atis. Featuring an all-Ati non-professional acting ensemble, speaking in their own language, Inati, the film reveals the relentless struggle of these indigenous people to reclaim their land. As one Ati once said, “Tell us where the end of the earth is, and we will go there to live in peace, untouched.”