Movie Review: Madilim Ang Gabi

Sara and Lando are trying to leave behind their criminal past. As Phlippine president Rodrigo Duterte intensifies his war on drugs, the couple will be forced to revisit past acquaintances as their wayward teenage son Alan (Felix Roco) goes missing. Pushed to the wall and abandoned by their criminal cohorts, they will have to resort to extreme measures to find their son, even as the threat of bloodshed looms over their heads.

Citizen Jake Unveiled At Invitational Screening

Movie Review: All of You

Gab and Gabby, two individuals who have strong opposing views on love and marriage, fall in love and agree to be in a committed relationship, notwithstanding their differing outlook in life. As they hit the 3-year mark, the couple find themselves back to where they started, as they ask themselves where their relationship is headed. Will they meet halfway or move on to different directions?

Movie Review: Ang Larawan

Since Don Lorenzo has not produced a single painting for a long time, the family is in financial trouble. The unmarried sisters have had to rely on their seemingly more successful brother Manolo and sister Pepang. Their siblings urge Candida and Paula to sell the house.

Movie Review: Loving In Tandem

Loving In Tandem follows the story of Shine (Maymay Entrata), a positive and determined girl who will do everything for her family. She meets the balikbayan Luke (Edward Barber) in the most unusual circumstance and later on finds herself experiencing various stages of love – as they get closer.

With a bit of a language barrier getting in the way (or not, really), the two accidentally put themselves in an awkward (but nonetheless, kilig!) situation when Luke announced in their entire barangay that Shine is his “JOWA.”

Will the language of their hearts triumph over whatever differences Shine and Luke have? How will they change each other’s lives? 

 

Karl Medina, Proud On His Role For Jose Bartolome: Guro

Movie Review: Buy Now, Die Later

Buy Now, Die Later revolves around the five senses. Each one of the characters is made to pay the price for striking a deal with mysterious curio shop owner Santi (TJ Trindad).

Movie Review: #WalangForever

Mia, a celebrated writer of romantic-comedy films, is at a turning point in her life which makes it difficult for her to believe that love could last. Everything comes to a head when Ethan returns -- only for her to find out that he has become a cynic of lasting love because she broke his heart.

Movie Review: Honor Thy Father

After years of financial struggle, Kaye (Meryll Soriano) and Edgar (John Lloyd Cruz) are finally on a roll. Kaye has made millions promoting her father's investment scheme to her friends and fellow Pentecostal parishioners at the Church of Yeshua. But their world unravels instantaneously one day when Edgar swings by his father-in-law's house to find the place ransacked and the old man gone. It doesn't take long for Kaye's friends to turn on the couple, who go to the fiery bishop for help. But he's not exactly generous, preoccupied as he is with raising money for a new temple (and with the promise of extravagant kickbacks). The parishioners continue to demand their money back, and Kaye and Edgar start receiving death threats. When the tension erupts in violence, Edgar decides to seek the aid of his criminally inclined family. 

Jericho Rosales and Jennylyn Mercado First Teamp Up in an MMFF Entry #WalangForever

International Version of Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo To Be Released In Cinemas

Movie Review: Love 3D

Murphy is an American living in Paris who enters a highly sexually and emotionally charged relationship with the unstable Electra. Unaware of the effect it will have on their relationship, they invite their pretty neighbor into their bed.

Movie Review: Desaparadiso

Ibong Adarna meets Martial Law. A dark valentine to turbulent period in Philippine history, sans the political commentary. A retelling of a famous Filipino magical tale minus the magic. This Is Not A Film By Khavn.

One day, they just disappeared. Just like that. One didn’t go to work, one didn’t go to his appointment, didn’t meet his date. The dishes served were left to rot, and the bed remained immaculate; the sheets unruffled and unslept in. One cannot say if they are alive or dead. And for this reason, there is no funeral, no nine-day wake, no mass, no burning of candles, or recitation of litanies for the dead. Because they are not dead (or maybe there are), and who is to know what has become of them? 

Movie Review: The Last Pinoy Action King - Opening Film of QCinema International Film Festival

The Last Pinoy Action King , a biography film by Australian filmmakers Andrew Leavold and Daniel Palisa. The Last Pinoy Action King shows the different facets of the late film royalty Rudy "Daboy" Fernandez. A multi-awarded Filipino actor and producer, Fernandez was considered to be the next “Da King” Fernando Poe Jr. Fernandez on the big screen. But everything changed when “Daboy” succumbed to cancer at the age of 56 in 2008.

Movie Review: Anatomiya ng Pag-ibig

A 12-act anthology film about the lives of several people whose love stories take a tragic
turn as they try to fill in the void in their respective lives.

Movie Review: Salamat Sa Alaala

Movie Review: Silong

Doctor Miguel Cascarro (Piolo Pascual) is mourning the death of his pregnant wife in a bus accident. As he drives home one day, he finds a badly beaten and bloody Valerie (Rhian Ramos) on a deserted country road and takes her home to nurse her back to health. But the deepest scars are the ones you can't see.

Movie Review: Taklub

After the Supertyphoon Haiyan, which changed the city of Tacloban in the Philippines into its horrendous state, the lives of Bebeth, Larry and Erwin intertwine. The survivors are left to search for the dead, while keeping their sanity intact, and protecting what little faith there may be left. A series of events continue to test their endurance.

From Hollywood to Mainstream to Gay Flick to Indie Film

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Movie Review: Give Up Tomorrow

A very interesting investigative documentay movie. Pinakita dito ang other side of story in which yung mga inakusahan particularly the lead guy. Interesting yung subject niya na mala CSI yung dating in a documentary way. May Q & A portion din na kung saan pinatotoo pa nung isang