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‘Agapito’ and a Duckpin Alley’s Journey From Bulacan to Beyond
From its humble beginnings in Bulacan to its journey to Cannes and now Toronto, ‘Agapito’ stands not necessarily as a banner for all Filipino stories, but as one story tied to a brother, a father, and a community that keeps a humble duckpin alley alive.
Up, Up and Away! (Again): The Enduring Power of Superman
As he makes his long-awaited comeback on the big screen this year, one has to wonder: Why has Superman endured for so long and what does he mean to us today?
Bold-hearted young filmmakers make waves in Sinepiyu 17
Sinepiyu 17, the premier film festival of Far Eastern University, showcased the bold storytelling hearts of this young generation’s up-and-coming filmmakers.
When The Climate Crisis Becomes Personal: An Earth Day Film Program
In this special Earth Day virtual film program, the climate crisis is presented not as a distant threat but as an immediate disruption to intimate spaces, identities, and personal discomfort through 11 Southeast Asian short films.
Remembering 'Aswang': An Archive of Voices That Never Were
No cell can redeem a tyrant, least of all when his victims never even saw one. It's a fitting time to know why through 'Aswang,' an essential archive of injustice and grief.
Whatever Happened to ‘Asog’?
In the flurry of discourse on Filipino film censorship over the past year, the case of ‘Asog’ was lost in the shuffle. But we must not forget; we must not let the violent displacement of Sicogon Island residents by Ayala Land Inc. be erased from our collective memories.
Hello, Incompatibility, Goodbye: Rerouting Ethan and Joy’s Conflict
Across two films and three countries, Ethan and Joy’s story explored the gendered turbulences of the OFW experience and its toll on relationships. ‘Hello, Love, Goodbye’ makes a smooth departure, but ‘Hello, Love, Again’ turns around and reverts to an old route.