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The film’s primary focus seems to be its cinematography, making every shot suited for a photo album display Since the film is being marketed as a thriller and horror, it’s only fair to seek for that kind of experience

Sheila Francisco, Rocky Salumbides, Anthony Falcon, Bong Cabrera, Dido dela Paz Presented by: Arkeo Films Date Released: January 21, 2022 via Sundance Film Festival; August 5, 2022 at the CCP for Cinemalaya's Opening Film A Movie Review by: Goldwin Reviews

RANKING FOR QCINEMA 2022 QCSHORTS For the first time, all 6 short films from QCShorts have a common theme Also for the first time, none of the films gave a strong voice. Hindi na sila nagkwento. 2️⃣ Bold Eagle by Whammy Alcazaren - Basically, the narration at the end summarizes the whole short film If the narration doesn’t exist, the film will be left in desolation for it is not bold enough to show

Focusing on the actors and their characters, this film is about them but not really about them. Try to watch the 2021 Cinemalaya Short Film 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘋𝘶𝘴𝘵 𝘐𝘯 𝘠𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘗𝘭𝘢𝘤𝘦 for a slightly similar Cast: Elijah Canlas, Romnick Sarmenta Presented by: The IdeaFirst Company, October Train Films, Quantum Films Release Date: April 8, 2023 in Philippine Cinemas nationwide A Movie Review by: Goldwin Reviews

, Jo Hartley, Mark Stanley, Erin Doherty Written by: Jack Thorne, Stephen Graham Presented by: Warp Films , Matriarch Productions, Plan B Entertainment, One Shoe Films, It’s All Made Up Productions Release Date

RANKING FOR SINE KABATAAN 2021 SHORT FILMS 1️⃣ Reconnected (Judd Bradley Avelino) - Concise, nostalgic Tayong Naging Ulan (Demetrio Celestino III) - This could work well as an infomercial, but not as a short film that they still have a story to tell. 8️⃣ Jeremy Supot (James Fajardo) - Got no balls to show anything firm

Del Rosario, Heart Ryan, Jeffrey Hidalgo, Elia Illano, Billy Villeta, Xian Vigor Presented by: Viva Films Happy Infinite Release Date: October 30, 2024 in SM cinemas nationwide as part of Sine Sindak Horror Film

This film serves a mirror to the society that we are in today. The film's merit lies in its attempt to disrupt the norm in both the Philippine cinema and religious Sales, Dante Agdon, Karl Medina, Judah Leo Paolo Written by: Sherwin Buenvenida Presented by: Viva Films

This film serves as one of the reasons why Philippine Cinema deserves to live. The film helps you unravel heavy and tight baggages in life, letting you see things for what they truly So as this film.

Thanks For This Broken Film. Lance Raymundo Associate Director: Karlo Conge Montero Genre: Unidentified, Trash Presented by: KSMBPI Film Division, Amapola Broadcasting System, The Manila Film Festival Release Date: June 16, 2023 in SM Manila Cinema A Movie Review by: Goldwin Reviews This is an official entry to The Manila Film Festival 2023 Just a disclaimer that all films are made by students, and there’s always room for improvement.

To a pleasant surprise, this film has proven to be more than just a fan service . Sonoda, Eli San Andres, Gami Gambuta, Milo Cruz, Barbie Diaz, Joko Diaz Presented by: Ninuno Media, Viva Films

A decade may have passed, but John Lloyd Cruz ’ portrayal in this film remains timeless. Presented by: Reality MM Studios Original Release Date: September 12, 2015 at at the Toronto International Film