Joshua Garcia on ‘Meet, Greet & Bye,’ Family, and the Weight of Showing Up
"After doing this film, I realized that I should spend more time with my family."
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‘Meet, Greet & Bye’ Director Cathy Garcia-Sampana makes “films to touch the hearts of my audience”
"When I finally stepped into Philippine cinema, I fell in love with it, and in the process I immediately found ...
TIFF 2025: Lav Diaz’s ‘Magellan’ and the Deconstruction of Conquerors and Myths
Colonization here is not the gift of civilization but its unmaking.
‘My Love Will Make You Disappear’ Stars Kim Chiu and Paulo Avelino on First Loves and Pogi Shots
Kim Chiu and Paulo Avelino discuss reuniting for their third project and the people in their lives who supported them ...
Lina Brocka’s ‘Bona’ Paints a Portrait of Blind Devotion and Quiet Despair
Have you ever loved someone so deeply that you lost yourself in the process? This unspoken question haunts every frame ...
‘15 Ways My Dad Almost Died’ Unearths A Forgotten History Through Humour
In '15 Ways My Dad Almost Died,' Sura Mallouh crafts an intimate, far-reaching exploration of survival, memory, and the unexpected ...
‘Manila by Night’: A Pinnacle of Philippine Cinema
Imelda Marcos demanded 'Manila by Night' be changed to 'City After Night,' believing the film gave her city a bad ...
‘Raging Grace’ Director Paris Zarcilla Gets Candid About Making a Film Born From a Place of Rage
Speaking with director Paris Zarcilla about his directorial debut 'Raging Grace' and the challenges in sharing the film with certain ...
Carl Joseph Papa on ‘The Missing’, Rotoscoping and His Fond Memories Playing Nickelback
Interviewing director Carl Joseph Papa for his latest film 'The MIssing' and playing in a Nickelback cover band.
‘Raging Grace’ Proves the Scariest Things in Life Are What’s Real
A testament to Maxene Eigenmann’s talent as an actress how deftly she walks the line between the desire to go ...
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