Bridging Distances: ‘Dito at Doon’ Movie Review
April 1, 2021
What makes this work so much is the incredible chemistry of all its actors, from Janine Gutierrez and JC Santos to the supporting cast.
Wanggo Gallaga
Screenwriter, HIV advocate, and faculty at the Film Department of the College of St Benilde, Wanggo Gallaga has been writing about movies, television, and theater since 2012. He has written the films Sonata (2013), T'yanak (2014), and co-writer of Open (2019) as well as the digital series Hanging Out (2016) and the documentary HIV Rising: New Gen (2018).
Unmasking The Media Monster: ‘General Admission’ Movie Review
March 29, 2021
What the film brilliantly illustrates is the dirty tricks that the media isn’t afraid to play to create drama and grab ratings.
Live by the Gun: A Movie Review of ‘Night in Paradise’
March 24, 2021
Jeju Island a popular vacation spot, but in writer and director Park Hoon Jung’s crime drama ‘Night in Paradise,’ it is also the setting of two broken characters whose lives are defined by death.
Jerrold Tarog’s ‘Ang Kabaligtaran ng Gunaw’ is a call to creation
February 15, 2021
Within its 8-minute time frame, the film captures the struggles of the performing arts in the pandemic and how even in the midst of this struggle, they push back and hard.
Movie Review: The Inescapable Charm of ‘The Boy Foretold by the Stars’
January 4, 2021
Even with its flaws, ‘The Boy Foretold by the Stars’ transcends its execution to deliver a film I wish I saw 25 years ago.
Movie Review: Ritz Azul Delivers a Solid Performance in the Underwhelming ‘The Missing’
December 27, 2020
In a year where our worst fears have become real, it’s a lot harder now to scare us than we once were.
Movie Review: ‘Fan Girl’ and the Bonds and Liberation of Illusion and Disillusionment
December 26, 2020
This is really Charlie Dizon’s movie, through and through.
Netflix’s ‘Bridgerton’ is the Modern World Dressed up in Regency-Era Clothes
December 22, 2020
‘Bridgerton’ reimagines Britain’s Regency era where British high society can include black families and the norms and mores carry with it a contemporary charge and sensibility.
Movie Review: The Existential Joy of Disney and Pixar’s ‘Soul’
December 21, 2020
If anything, ‘Soul’ revels in the nuances and little details of life.
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.
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