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Cinemalaya 2018: Ranking this year’s movies

It was a fun year for me at the Cinemalaya festival. And despite this being only my second year, I was lucky enough to attend...

Wowie
August 11, 2018May 25, 2025

“School Service” gives us a dismal look at what goes on in the streets of Manila

What’s great about Cinemalaya is that it allows filmmakers to talk about society’s maladies without filters. By being uncensored, these films give us a clearer...

Wowie
August 10, 2018May 24, 2025

“Kung Paano Hinihintay ang Dapithapon” is heartbreakingly beautiful

Carlo Enciso Catu’s unique love story that involves three seniors is a painful reminder of the thing most of us fear most: dying alone. Bene...

Wowie
August 10, 2018May 25, 2025

“Musmos na Sumibol sa Gubat ng Digma” presents a searing image of war’s true casualties

There are no winners in wars, only casualties. That’s the sad reality. But what’s even more despairing is that the ones who suffer most are...

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August 10, 2018May 25, 2025

Relive the horrors of Marial Law in “ML”

They say we are a country that has a short attention span; and that we forgive too easily. That should be a positive thing but...

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August 10, 2018May 25, 2025

Afi Africa’s “The Lookout” is a campy guilty pleasure

Afi Africa’s suspense-thriller-erotic-drama “The Lookout” was very promising from the get-go. It had a unique and interesting premise. Until you see it on the screen....

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August 10, 2018May 25, 2025

“Mamang” gives us a sneak peek at life’s sad inevitable truth

Perhaps nothing can be more terrifying than the knowledge that you are slowly losing yourself and there’s nothing you can do about it. Denise O’Hara’s...

Wowie
August 10, 2018May 25, 2025

“Pan de Salawal” is cute, inspiring, and hopeful

Adorable and inspiring. These words perfectly describe Che Espiritu’s “Pan De Salawal.” Stories like that of Salvador (Bodjie Pascua) and Aguy (Miel Espinosa) where random...

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August 10, 2018May 25, 2025

“Kuya Wes” is a wake-up call for many

Goodness can sometimes feel overrated but only because many of us have settled for boorishness as a norm. Because of that, many people’s initial reaction...

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August 10, 2018May 25, 2025

“Distance” peeks into an unconventional family drama

Family dramas are somewhat of a dangerous territory because they’ve been done a thousand times over. And if you’re going to re-tell another story and...

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August 10, 2018May 25, 2025

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