Love, regret, and the courage to express feelings left unsaid take center stage in “Multwoh,” a supernatural romantic comedy starring Sassa Gurl and Joao Constancia. Playing two best friends whose relationship takes an unexpected turn, the actors deliver performances that balance humor, tenderness, and the heartbreak of missed opportunities.

An older gay man once recognized filmmaker Rodina Singh on an escalator and chased after her to tell her that he had traveled all the way from the province to watch Multwoh (Patay na Patay Sa'yo). He enjoyed the film so much that he wanted to encourage her to keep making stories like it.

Sassa Gurl and Joao Constancia proudly commemorated the upcoming theatrical run of their film “Multwoh (Patay na Patay Sa’yo)” today. Appearing at an exclusive screening of the film at Trinoma Cinema 6 today, the two leads star in the hugely popular film set to start screening in 13 Ayala Malls nationwide starting tomorrow. 

Independent entertainment marketing agency Lunchbox is adding a bold new course to its menu, securing the Philippine theatrical distribution rights to American queer comedy-drama Club Kid, A24’s highly anticipated Cannes breakout film.

Flytrap, an up-and-coming production house founded by filmmakers Rafaela Abucejo, Jo Ramos, and Aubrey Soriano, is working on a five-minute mockumentary for "Mga Kwento ng Klima,” which tackles the lingering question of what comes after death through dark humor, the absurdities of everyday bureaucracy, and an environmental crisis that even the dead can't escape.

Davao’s Ngilngig Asian Fantastic Film Festival (NgAFFF) returns for its landmark 10th edition

Filipino talent shines in many different ways, and “Multwoh (Patay na Patay Sa’yo)” brings that diversity to the big screen, with notable personalities filling not only its lead roles but also its cameos and supporting roles. Featuring established performers from film and television alongside digital creators who have won audiences over with their comedy skits, impersonations, and viral videos, the Puregold CinePanalo film celebrates the many faces of Filipino entertainment.

Following its selection at the 2025 Ngilngig Asian Fantastic Film Festival and multiple wins at the CineMapua Student Short Film Festival, Sean Romero’s short film explores the intersection of religious fervor, fear, and media manipulation.

In celebration of the 122nd Founding Anniversary of the Polytechnic University of the  Philippines (PUP), the University Center for Culture and the Arts (UCCA), through the  FilmBayan Cultural Group, presents DUNGAW: The First All-PUPian Film Festival on  October 22–23, 2026, at Tanghalang PUP, inside the College of Communication compound at the  PUP Main Campus. 

After its successful run in the Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival, the Panalo sa mga Manonood film “Multwoh (Patay na Patay Sa'yo)” is bringing its unique brand of kilig, comedy, and supernatural chaos to 13 Ayala Cinemas nationwide beginning October 21.

A full-length entry in the 2026 Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival, the movie quickly became a crowd favorite, earning four festival honors: Panalo sa mga Manonood, Panalo sa Production Design, Puregold Always Panalo, and Panalo sa Brand Intrusion. With an upcoming nationwide release, more Filipino moviegoers now have the chance to experience the film that had audiences clamoring for more screenings. 

What makes Multwoh worth watching? Here are five reasons to catch it on the big screen.

Atile'i will make its World Premiere at the Kaohsiung Film Festival in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, bringing its Filipino and Taiwanese creative collaboration to an international festival audience.

From acclaimed veterans to mainstream stars and fearless newcomers, some of Philippine cinema’s most exciting performers are going head-to-head for Puregold CinePanalo’s top acting prizes.

Directed and written by Jaime Morados and produced by Teri Malvar, They Made Monsters is a 17-minute Filipino mixed-media narrative thriller. The film stars Juan Santino Santiago as Joaquin, Cedrick Juan as Ferds, and Robert Joshua San Luis as the Monster.

Set against the rustic backdrop of Barangay Sinukuan, Bumtak Sara ti Nuangen looks at the complex web of expectation, ambition, and community theater that surrounds Philippine migration culture. At its heart is Gabriella "Ella" Isinilang (Belle Francisco), a young woman whose visa for Canada has finally been approved, making her the first person in her town to ever leave the country. But what is meant to be a private milestone, a quiet quest to track down her estranged mother, instantly transforms into an explosive public spectacle.

At the heart of “Apol of My Ai,” one of seven full-length films competing in the 2026 Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival, is a story about first love, family and growing up.

Geia De Vera is the Director of Photography of the short film Limlim. In an exclusive interview with Cining Studios, Geia De Vera expressed her views and insights of the upcoming film.

The Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival 2026 recently presented the 26 participating original films and their extraordinarily talented makers at a lively media conference held at Quantum Skyview in Gateway Mall 2, Araneta City.