Rockwell and 9 Works Theatrical Bring Gloria Estefan’s Music to Manila With on Your Feet!

Pater Noster: A Film About Blood Ties Turned Into War

 

Movie Review: SISA

Set in the Philippines in 1902, Sisa unfolds in a nation left raw and wounded after the Philippine-American War. The land remains occupied, violence lingers in silence, and grief hangs heavily in the air. Widows fill the villages, and mothers disappear into quiet suffering. Among them walks Sisa, portrayed by the legendary Hilda Koronel — barefoot, broken, and dismissed as mad by a society that fears what it cannot understand. Yet beneath that perceived madness lies something far deeper: a woman carrying a secret and a quiet resolve for revenge.

Ashtine Olviga Steps Into the Spotlight With Her First Anthology Series on Viva One

 

CreaZion Studios brings A24’s sci-fi horror film ‘BACKROOMS’ to Philippine cinemas

 

The Moon and The Bakunawa: A Tender Tale of Memory, Love, and Filipino Folklore Takes the Stage

From L-R: Remus Villanueva, Arlene Abuid-Paderanga, Director of The Moon and The Bakunawa, Divine Cavestany and Phil Panganiban

ONE Ilocos Sur: Stars, Culture, and Community Unite at Ilocos Sur Festival 2026

 

Movie Review: Until She Remembers

Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Brillante Mendoza, Until She Remembers offers a gentle yet emotionally resonant story about family, healing, and the quiet ways love endures even as memories begin to fade. The film follows a teenager struggling to cope with her parents’ separation who moves in with her grandmother, only to discover that her grandmother herself is carrying emotional wounds from a past relationship while caring for a loved one battling Alzheimer’s disease.

Star-Studded Premiere Night Held for Brillante Mendoza’s Until She Remembers

 

The Sandbox Collective Awakens Tough Conversations in ‘Spring Awakening’

 

Ana Roces, Naloko sa ₱3M Diamond Ring?! Zirconia Lang Pala!