MMFF 2025: First 4 Entries Revealed

My Verdict for Metro Manila Film Festival 2024

Movie Review: My Future You

This is a magical story of 2 people, Lex and Karen, from different timelines – 15 years apart – connected by a mysterious comet through a dating app. As they grow close, Karen asks Lex to change key moments in her past to prevent her parents’ separation. But every change of the past brings unforeseen consequences, altering their futures in unexpected ways. In one last effort, Lex hopes to set things right, but some events may be beyond control.

FranSeth Nakakakilig Sa My Future You

 

 

My Future You, MMFF 2024 Entry Gets "G" Rating By The MTRCB

 

Metro Manila Film Festival 2024 Official Entries Has Been Announced

 

Movie Review: Guilty Pleasure

Alexis (Poe) is a highly-skilled attorney who takes in a prominent client accused of rape. In court she goes head-to-head with Justin (Blake), a former mentee. The opposing counsels develop a relationship and they succumb to indulging in sexual affairs, challenging Lexi's principles as a lawyer. Already tormented by guilt, she suffers further when her past traumas begin to unravel while working on the case. Morality, ethics, and personal justice envelope this high-profile lawsuit on and off court with Lexi navigating her way to become a successful woman in a male-dominated world.  

Regal Legacy Lives On: Over 60 Years Celebrated with New Leadership and Projects

 

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.

Barbie Forteza, David Licauco topbill first big screen project in "That Kind of Love"

 

Pepe Herrera Stars On Horror Comedy Film - Bantay Bahay

Movie Review: Shake, Rattle & Roll Extreme

This is the new sixteenth installment of Shake Rattle & Roll are finally returned back to the three horror stories after followed by fifteen installments through 9 years:

Glitch

Ingrid (Iza Calzado) is a single mother who lives in the suburban family at the Manila, as she works for fashion designer. She was not easy in life due to stressful at work. She has no time for her two children because she makes up for her absence. Her eldest son, Patrick (Miggs Cuaderno) is a rebellion teenager was a gamer and her 6-year-old youngest daughter Lyka (Jewel Milag), who loves to be watching at gadgets and befriends with her toy, Gary the Goat, a character from the children's show in the 70s, as she receives from malevolent entity turns into deadly event at this home with gruesome deaths.

Mukbang

A group of influencers (Jane Oineza, RK Bagatsing, AC Bonifacio, Ninong Ry, Phi Palmos and Esnyr Ranollo) who travelled to the luxurious mansion as they are having meet with the unexpected two collaborated influencers (Paul Salas and Elle Villanueva) with mysterious shape-shifting aswangs with a taste for human flesh and blood. When the night comes the worst at 12 AM. They discovered about that two influencers are transformed into monstrous hunger for human flesh, to eat them alive for making a content with mukbang.

Rage

A whole town of province when these graduated college students (Jane De Leon, Paolo Gumabao, Rob Gomez, Dustin Yu and Mika Reins) from the university in Manila, they go on a trip to watch a meteor shower. But there's something know about these celestial rocks will spread an outbreak that would transform into infectious rage. Along with her friends, Trina tries to escape, they encounter more infected humans who attempts to murder them. They find out that microorganism from the fallen meteors has spread at the bodies of water from the river. Some victims are affected by a dangerous of Rage borne disease and pushing them to kill other humans. Will Trina have survived from the infectious rage?

 

Get Ready for Intense Nightmares Before Christmas with Shake, Rattle & Roll Extreme.

Movie Review: Ang Mga Kaibigan Ni Mama Susan

Ang Mga Kaibigan Ni Mama Susan follows the journal entries of college student Galo, which touches on some frightening encounters and mysteries that seem inescapable. This marks the third Bob Ong work to get the page-to-screen treatment, following 2014’s “ABNKKBSNPLAko!?” and 2016’s “Lumayo Ka Nga Sa Akin.”

The Day I Loved You - A New Filipino BL Series To Watch To

 

Movie Review: A Girl and A Guy

A Girl and A Guy is a modern tale of young adults navigating the tricky world of relationships, connection, and intimacy in today’s society. The film tells the story of a girl, the story of a guy, and the story of a girl and a guy. 

A Girl and A Guy will give its viewers an in-depth look at the dynamics at play in the messy and complicated yet still fun arena of love and dating through the perspective of Fiona, an ambitious advertising production staff who has big dreams in the field of filmmaking; and Raf, a charming and laid-back marketing associate who has no plans for his future.

A Girl and A Guy - The First Upstream Original Film, Directed by Erik Matti

 

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Movie Review: The Missing

In the pursuit of a contractual work in Japan, Iris became the victim of a curse that haunted her engagement as an architect of an over 100 year old house. Iris (Ritz Azul), a 28-year-old architect often hallucinates due to suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder after losing her younger sister to a kidnapping syndicate. Meanwhile, Job (Joseph Marco), who is also an architect and an ex-lover of Iris, invites Iris to go to Japan for a job opportunity. The Missing also follows Len (Miles Ocampo), a graduating student who was born and has spent her childhood in Saga, Japan.

Metro Manila Film Festival 2020 Official Entries Revealed