ALL FILM REVIEWS
‘Multwoh (Patay Na Patay Sa’yo)’ REVIEW: On Generating Buzz, Et. Al
‘Multwoh (Patay na Patay Sa’yo)’ is a standout Puregold Cinepanalo Festival darling. It is adorable and fun, well-marketed to its intended audience, led by a charismatic cast, and offers a universally feel-good story yet nuanced for the queer community. Flowers for first-time leading lady Sassa Gurl is well-deserved, but the film generated more buzz than it needed.
'Stuck on You' REVIEW: Far from a perfect romcom
‘Stuck on You’ remains a far-from-perfect romcom that has a heart that sadly never saved it from being a mess of a film.
‘Mono No Aware’ REVIEW: The Meaning of Temporary Things
‘Mono No Aware,’ directed by BC Amparado, begins from that awareness and turns it into a study of loneliness, work, memory, and the ways people become distant from one another long before death makes that distance permanent.
‘Pushcart Tales’ REVIEW: Sigrid’s Best
Pushcart Tales is the type of film that could only be possible in a film festival hosted by a supermarket chain, and it unexpectedly provides the conditions for what is Sigrid Bernardo’s best

