Brimming with Potential: A Review of ‘Gaya sa Pelikula’ Pilot Episode
September 25, 2020
The pilot episode of ‘Gaya sa Pelikula’ is a polished and charming beginning to a potentially exciting series.
Wanggo Gallaga
Wanggo Gallaga is a screenwriter, poet, teacher, and HIV advocate. He has written the films Sonata (2013) and T'yanak (2014) and has released an e-book of poems, Remnants. He has been reviewing films and television since 2012. He currently teaches Screenwriting at the College of St. Benilde and SHIFT.
Zombies on the High-Rise: A Review of Netflix Film ‘#Alive’
September 8, 2020
‘#Alive’ doesn’t do much for the zombie outbreak movie but becomes more of an exploration of the psychological effects of being forcibly trapped by circumstance between a rock and a hard place.
Cinemalaya 2020: Indi Nation Shorts – Set A Film Reviews
August 12, 2020
Cinemalaya 2020 is streaming online via Vimeo until August 16, 2020.
Cinemalaya 2020: Main Competition Shorts – Set B Film Reviews
August 11, 2020
This year, Cinemalaya goes online! You can now stream the 10 short films in competition until August 16.
Cinemalaya 2020: Main Competition Shorts – Set A Film Reviews
August 10, 2020
The country’s biggest independent film festival is now online! You can now stream the 10 short films in competition.
Safe Spaces: A Conversation with Trans Woman Melai Lopez
June 30, 2020
On the final day of Pride month and as the world continues to learn about the importance and significance of inclusivity and diversity, we share our platform to help give voice to our trans sisters and the importance of carving out safe spaces at work as much as anywhere else.
Ryan Murphy’s Netflix series ‘Hollywood’ is a Manifesto in Fairy Tale Form
April 30, 2020
‘Hollywood’ is a 7-episode look into what the movie industry could have been if more progressive minds had a chance at taking control.
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