The making of the most enduring contemporary Filipino horror film In the early 2000s, it was nearly impossible to avoid the works of Chito Roño. After taking screenwriting courses
Iconic films from the past 50 years of the MMFF will once again be shown in selected cinemas nationwide It’s been a little over a hundred years since the
Goods from Scratch at Comuna delights the weekend crowd with a hefty focaccia mortadella sandwich, a vegan toast of hummus and roasted eggplant and mushrooms, and meatballs with sourdough slices
Noname’s Daydreams concert paints a picture of an idyllic afternoon: enjoying merienda and natural wine while being serenaded with songs by the jazz greats Picture this: After wandering through
While the Martial Law Museum awaits construction, the gallery shows glimpses of what could counter historical revisionism while paying respect to the victims of the dictatorship “Never again, never
Girlhood and female rage go hand in hand with talks of science and intrigue in this fictionalized snapshot of Marie Curie’s life Girlhood and female rage are two popular
If you’ve yet to see the musical, here’s your chance It’s been said that “Mula sa Buwan” may be on its way to becoming one of Philippine theater’s new
Contemporary visual artist Derek Tumala talks about defining identity in your own terms while creating art that highlights our deep connections with each other “I love to think of
How Filipina American designer Carol de Leon went from mainstream fashion to sustainable, Indigenous Filipino creations When Carol de Leon was a child, she dreamed of becoming an astronaut.
The restored classic starring National Artist Nora Aunor, which returned to Cannes this year, is finally screening locally Lino Brocka’s “Bona” was screened at the Directors’ Fortnight at the
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