Kyle Livelo

An exploration of sights and bodies through an erotic travelogue, ‘Queer’ challenges the emotional turmoil through longing desires that are unseen by the audience.

Jun Robles Lana’s ‘Sisa’ is not your typical Rizalian damsel in distress. It is a masterclass on restraint amidst the horrors of the Philippine-American War.

A surrealistic, twisty and humorous look on Thailand’s memory as a nation. Ratchapoom Boonbunchachoke's ‘A Useful Ghost’ is a household task in introspect through the society’s past memories, the present society and the looming dystopian future.

A power play of sisterhood, ‘Warla’ is a queer fable of one’s impulsive rage that turns into a tragedy. The powerful emotions of wrath and revenge overtake one’s agency and plans, like a wild animal lashing out when wounded or deliberately hurt.

Masarap na Empanada? Check. Masayang Pelikula? Check. Makakarelate ang mga Batang 90s? Check. Ito ang tatlong checklist na magpapasaya sa buong madla sa munting pelikulang ito.

‘Flow’ is a refreshing take on a post-apocalyptic world where humans no longer exist, and nature reclaims its rightful place on Earth.

‘The Room Next Door’ tries to look for a meaning and purpose, but this unexpectedly turns out to be a theatrical therapy session going in circles.

‘José Rizal’ is a classic that the following generations of Filipinos will revere and remember, now in its remastered form.