This ‘hard to swallow’ Filipino film hopes to make Oscars history
‘Filipiñana,’ the country’s official film entry to the Oscars, hopes the international audience sees something different — a ‘different side of the Philippines’ and a ‘different ki...
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‘Filipiñana,’ the country’s official film entry to the Oscars, hopes the international audience sees something different — a ‘different side of the Philippines’ and a ‘different ki...
Some of the Philippines’ most iconic films will return to the big screen for free this September as the country celebrates Film Industry Month. The Film Development Council of the...
Viva Films’ Filipino adaptation of the Thai horror-comedy Pee Mak is drawing moviegoers to cinemas nationwide, with reports of long queues and sold-out screenings highlighting the...
Hollywood still has a tendency to view Filipino stories as something made primarily for Filipino audiences, according to “Forgotten Island” directors Joel Crawford and Januel Merca...
Philippine cinema took center stage at the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026 media conference, where filmmakers, actors, producers, and emerging student auteurs gathered at Qu...
While local films at Puregold's CinePanalo do what they do best by making audiences laugh, grieve, remember, and feel, the festival actively seeks out stories rarely told on screen
Despite the demands of their regular jobs, these passionate Dubai OFWs pursue unpaid acting projects, with some even earning recognition at international film festivals
'Forgotten Island' is definitely an achievement worth celebrating, but Filipino storytelling does not begin nor does it end here. We have to take it upon ourselves to add to the na...
Stories about family, grief, identity, love, survival and growing up will take the spotlight as 26 original films compete in the 2026 Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival. The films w...
Seven films. Seven wildly different stories. Each with a cast that brings together some of the biggest names
“Amir,” “Los Salvajes Bravos,” and “A Perfect Marriage” depict war through a child’s eyes, colonial exploitation, and the struggle for parenthood...Keep on reading: 3 MMFF 2026 fil...
Filipino talent shines in many different ways, and “Multwoh (Patay na Patay Sa’yo)” brings that diversity to the
Weaving Bicol folk dance and music, the film 'An Sayaw nin mga Salampati’ shows the enduring hope of the families of the desaparecidos
No Spanish fluency required! Find your next watch based on your mood, interests, and the kind of story you want to see
A renewed interest in what is called the “Filipino version” of the horror film “Carrie” starring Gladys Reyes circulated on social media. Videos from Regal Films‘ 1997 movie, “Anak...
(Updated 4:23 p.m.) Filipino filmmakers, actors and creatives gathered Wednesday, September 30, for the CinePanalo 2026 Awards Night, capping this year’s film festival with a celeb...
Stories of the manananggal, a creature said to split its body in two, and the tiyanak, which takes the form of an infant, are part of the folklore many children grow up hearing in...
First major Hollywood animated feature inspired by Filipino culture and mythology Story follows two best friends stranded in mystical world of Nakali Directors say Filipina women i...
A former choir member himself, Ilokano filmmaker Ryand Angelo Ugalde shares the dilemma of a trans man singer: should he continue hormone replacement therapy or preserve the voice...
A new Philippine-Italian sales alliance aims to put independent films in front of buyers in Asia, Europe and North America. Fire & Ice Media, the Philippine producer and sales...
A grandson turns his lolo's mysterious illness into magical realism in Cebu's lone entry at this year's Sine Kabataan festival
ContentAsia Awards 2026 Silver winner for Best Feature Film or Telemovie Made in Asia “Call Me Mother,” starring
Cinema One celebrates Philippine cinema with “The Best Fest,” a month-long showcase of some of the most remarkable and beloved films in Philippine cinema. The celebration brings to...
Queer Filipinos deserve to be heard and are now rightfully taking their place on the center stage. This
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