After watching The Perfect Tomato, I realized something. While I always write in English because it’s the language I mostly feel comfortable writing in, there are some things

While not many people, myself included, will connect with the musical genre at the center of the short film B is for Bachata, Ricky Rosario‘s approach is universal

Spring of the Vanishing is the typical documentary that will have you screaming endlessly at the screen, as if this absurd reaction will help fight the injustice exposed

Fine Young Men (originally titled Hombres Íntegros in Spanish) tells the story of Alf, a teenager in love. But Alf is in love with the wrong person. A

Brave the Dark is the story of Nate, a troubled teenager who is all alone in this world. Nate lives in his car and makes a living by

Capturing a counterculture isn’t an easy feat. First of all, you have to really know the subject to see where to point, and what stories are worth exploring.

Inkwo for When the Starving Return is one hell of a trip. The short film is a stop-motion animated extravaganza with strong visuals and a darn great soundscape

I can’t downright say that The Things We Keep is a realistic short film. Joanna Fernandez’s film is shrouded in horror tropes, and the director doesn’t beat around

This year’s Metro Manila Film Festival boasts of a lineup of films that—finally—have begun focusing on quality as much as commercial value. While it has received criticisms over

This year’s Metro Manila Film Festival boasts of a lineup of films that—finally—have begun focusing on quality as much as commercial value. While it has received criticisms over

This year’s Metro Manila Film Festival boasts of a lineup of films that—finally—have begun focusing on quality as much as commercial value. While it has received criticisms over

This year’s Metro Manila Film Festival boasts of a lineup of films that—finally—have begun focusing on quality as much as commercial value. While it has received criticisms over

Short films like My Boo exist for no other reason than to show the creativity that lies in the world of independent cinema which we’re failing to observe.

Mental health issues have been depicted in cinema for many decades. These depictions are not always respectful, as they’re also frequently used as plot devices and character features.

This year’s Metro Manila Film Festival boasts of a lineup of films that—finally—have begun focusing on quality as much as commercial value. While it has received criticisms over