A24’s The Legend of Ochi: CreaZion Studios Brings Your Next Unlikely New Friend to Theaters on April 25

 

Revilla proud of PMPC Star Awards for TV's win

GMA Pictures’ satirical comedy “Samahan ng mga Makasalanan” hits theaters this April 19

 

Lolong embarks on a gritty journey in “Lolong: Pangil ng Maynila”

 

KimPau’s movie gets PG rating; MTRCB ensures age-appropriate ratings for upcoming films

 

Movie Review: Sinagtala

When the music fades, can the heart still find healing? Sinagtala, a once-famous college rock band, is back — but not in the way they imagined. Here's a movie that will resonate with every Filipino who knows how music can inspire and touch the soul.

Years ago, a popular college band called Sinagtala disbanded. Each of the band members have struggled to find themselves amidst the turmoil of navigating through life and the magnitude of adult responsibilities.

Movie Review: Eraserheads Combo On The Run

When the Eraserheads formed in 1989, their music swept the country. But the REAL story behind the group has remain untold. Until now...  

Salum and Champ Green shine bright at the Puregold CinePanalo 2025 awards night

Salum, directed by TM Malones, was awarded Pinakapanalong Pelikula (Best Film) in the full-length category at Puregold CinePanalo 2025.

Cinemalaya 2025 Calls for Short Film Entries

 

The Main Cast of the Pinoy Remake of 'Bad Genius' Revealed

 

Movie Review: The Unbreakable Boy

A young boy with both a rare brittle-bone disease and autism transforms everyone around him with his joyous, funny, and life-affirming world view.

 

Ayala Malls Cinemas Exclusively Brings to Philippine Cinemas “The Unbreakable Boy,” an Inspiring Family Movie to Watch With Loved Ones This Season, Starting March 26

Meghann Fahy, Zachary Levi and Jacob Laval in “The Unbreakable Boy”

Howie Severino Presents: Unveil the Philippines’ history and culture through GMA Integrated News’ latest podcast

 

Disney’s Snow White and Eraserheads Docu-Musical earns PG; Others R-13 and R-16

 

Movie Review: Olsen's Day

Olsen’s Day is a quiet, deeply moving road trip film that sneaks up on you—and before you know it, it breaks your heart.

Set on the day of his 30th birthday, the film follows Olsen (Khalil Ramos), a lonely news researcher burdened by routine and responsibility as he cares for his mother suffering from Alzheimer’s. What begins as an ordinary day turns into an unexpected journey to Manila when he picks up a mysterious old man (Romnick Sarmenta) and his young son. The trip puts Olsen’s job at risk, but more importantly, it pulls him out of his emotional stagnation. Through unassuming conversations and shared silences, the strangers open doors to reflections on grief, loss, fatherhood, and the quiet truths we often avoid confronting.

Maymay Entrata sings Nasaan Ang Hiling, the Filipino version of original single from "Disney's Snow White"

 

TBA Studios taps ‘Game of Thrones’ actor Iain Glen to join historical biopic ‘Quezon

 

PMPC Reveals Partial List of Winners for the 38th Star Awards for Television

Mainstream stars and indie icons vie for Puregold CinePanalo 2025 acting awards

 

MTRCB, ensures age-appropriate ratings for eight upcoming films premiering this week

 

Disney's Snow White” brings a fearless, fair, brave, and true princess to Philippine cinemas next week

Movie Review: Lilim

“Hell is a place on earth” is not just a tagline in Lilim—it is the film’s chilling thesis.

Directed by Mikhail Red, Lilim is a Filipino supernatural horror film that follows Issa (Heaven Peralejo), a teenage girl on the run after killing her abusive father. Fleeing the authorities, she escapes into the forest with her younger brother Tomas (Skywalker David), seeking refuge in a secluded orphanage run by nuns led by the unsettling Sister Marga (Eula Valdez). What initially appears to be a sanctuary soon unravels into a nightmarish hellscape, as Issa uncovers blood rituals, a sacrificial cult, and the worship of a fearsome nocturnal entity known as Lilim. As the orphanage’s true purpose is revealed, Issa is forced to fight not only for her survival, but for her brother’s life.

CCP Brings Cinemalaya films for Women Deprived of Liberty (WDL) in Visayas

 

Carlo Aquino & Takehiro Hira Lead Suspense Drama Crosspoint, Premiering on Netflix Philippines This March 13, 2025

 

Everything About Its Adaptation: How Direk Real Florido Made the Filipino Version of the Widely Adapted Argentine Romantic Comedy

 

7 Movies to Watch this March at SM Cinema

 

FDCP Presents: A Curation of World Cinema

 

Pinoy Big Brother Celebrity Collab Edition” premieres March 9

 

Senator Bong Revilla addresses issues hounding the Philippine entertainment industry