Witness the rich tapestry of women’s experiences through these films There are many ways to honor women this month, from supporting women creators and business owners to donating or
For the annual independent film festival’s 20th year, they’re moving to a new main venue It’s finally Cinemalaya season! The annual independent film festival is one of the most
Timothée Chalamet is confirmed to be in final talks to play the role of Marty Reisman in the movie “Marty Supreme” Actor Timothée Chalamet, best known for his roles
Upcoming “Hunger Games” prequel “Sunrise on the Reaping” takes us back to the deadliest in the history of the games: the Second Quarter Quell It’s a good day for “Hunger
“La Cocina” is a frenetic look at the lives, loves, and chaos surrounding the migrants who work in a restaurant on Times Square
From the director’s vision to unraveling the film’s eccentricities, “Lisa Frankenstein” aspires to be the kind of movie that makes audiences let their freak flag fly Director Zelda
This February, Instituto Cervantes will showcase an online film series “Juan Mariné, Goya de Honor,” to celebrate one of the most valuable contributors to the history of Spanish Cinema. The
His works can feel far apart from each other, but what unifies them despite the distance in genres or disciplines would be that feeling of almost-loss: “If we don’t do this, no one else will”
Ishmael Bernal’s masterpiece will be screened at Cinematheque Centres in Manila, Davao, Iloilo, Nabunturan, and Negros on June 26 as part of FDCP’s “PeliKULAYa” showcase
What if there was a film about Dracula and his assistant who wanted to leave his servitude after centuries of abuse and thankless service? It’s an uncanny combination of themes,
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