Discover ‘Kono Basho,’ a moving Cinemalaya entry by Project 8 Projects and Mentorque Productions. Explore themes of grief, family, and healing set in post-tsunami Japan. In theaters August 2024.
Wanggo delves into Filipino resilience in his review of ‘When This Is All Over,’ a Cinemalaya 2023 gem.
Celebrate 20 years of Philippine independent cinema with Cinemalaya Bente: Loob, Lalim, Lakas from August 2-11, showcasing compelling films and diverse voices at Ayala Malls Manila Bay.
Embark on a visual journey with ‘Iti Mapupukaw,’ a captivating animated film by Carl Joseph Papa, expertly reviewed by Wanggo. This 5-star masterpiece weaves love, dark family secrets, and sci-fi adventures into a seamless narrative.
After 20 years, the Cultural Center of the Philippines and the Cinemalaya Foundation Inc. are now accepting short film submissions for the 2024 Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival.
Cinemalaya is now accepting film submissions for its 2025 edition, inviting filmmakers to showcase their talent and creativity.
The Cultural Center of the Philippines and the Cinemalaya Foundation Inc. are already preparing for the 20th edition of the country’s biggest indie film festival in 2024.
‘Ang Duyan ng Magiting’ is a work of fiction that becomes an eloquent argument without any clear answers for us. The film will disturb you, it will grip you.
‘Marupok AF’ is Quark Henares’ best film. It takes his strengths – directorial finesse and a pulse of what tickles the zeitgeist – and presents a story that is so rooted in the now.
Witness the raw energy of the youth in Pelikulove’s “SHOUTOUT PINAS 2022”. Premiering at Cinemalaya 2023, it’s a vibrant anthology of dreams, challenges, and hope.
