Seven Films premiering this week receive age-appropriate rating from MTRCB

 

LOOKING for the perfect treat for your Mom this Mother’s Day? Celebrate with the whole family by watching films that have received age-appropriate classifications from the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB).

The Korean movie, “Picnic,” a heartwarming tale of family, friendship and love earned a PG rating (Parental Guidance), suitable for kids 13 and under with parental supervision.

The film from Nathan Studios, was dubbed with voices of Filipino artists Ms. Nova Villa, Ces Quesada, Bodjie Pascua, JM Ibarra and Fyang Smith.

Also rated PG is the local film, “The Last Goodbye,” featuring Pinoy rising stars Daniela Stranner and Matt Lozano, tells the story of two individuals drawn together by pain, healed by love, yet tested by fate.

The Filipino romantic movie, “In Between,” featuring Sue Ramirez and Diego Loyzaga, was rated R-13 (Restricted-13) due to its theme and mature love which may not be suitable for children below 13 years of age.

MTRCB Chairperson and CEO Lala Sotto-Antonio invites the public to support the local movies.

“We encourage Filipino families to enjoy and support our very own films, which showcase the creativity and talent of our producers and artists,” said Sotto-Antonio.

Other international releases this week include the American spy-thriller “Black Bag,” which follows the investigation of an intelligence officer tasked to uncover a list of possible traitors, one of whom is his wife, and the Chinese fantasy movie “Creation of Gods II: Demon Force,” the second film in the trilogy adapted from the 16th-century fantasy novel Investiture of the Gods. Both were rated R-13.

For audiences seeking a more intense cinematic experience, the American horror, “Rosario,” and action thriller,“Shadow Force,” are classified as R-16 (Restricted-16),appropriate for audiences aged 16 and above.

The Board assures the public that all films premiering this week have undergone meticulous review to ensure age-appropriate classifications, reflecting the Board’s commitment to safeguarding viewers while promoting responsible viewing habits.