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Festival director Christopher Cahilig says accessibility remains at the heart of CinePanalo’s lineup
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Festival director Christopher Cahilig says accessibility remains at the heart of CinePanalo’s lineup
It’s Day 2 of Oasis — and today and tomorrow, you can catch the Gallagher brothers’ reunion documentary for only ₱100.
Discover how the Manila International Film Festival in Beverly Hills put Filipino cinema in the global spotlight, honoring “Manila’s Finest,” “58th,” Jericho…
FDCP’s Philippine Film Industry Month 2026 opens with a stunning restoration of Lino Brocka’s Tinimbang Ka Ngunit Kulang, celebrating the Second Golden Age of…
MDMA-assisted treatment would be combined with psychotherapy.
National Cinema Day aims to bring Filipinos back to theaters, but changing viewing habits, streaming, rising costs and convenience are reshaping the future of…
A blind student’s remarkable performance in China’s Gaokao has inspired millions after earning top honors and admission to a prestigious university. Meanwhile,…
Discover how the National Authority for Child Care and All God’s Children International-Philippines are training child welfare workers in trauma-informed care…
It seems as if writer-director Emerald Fennell got inspired by the vertical micro-dramas you see on your Facebook feed.
It seems as if writer-director Emerald Fennell got inspired by the vertical micro-dramas you see on your Facebook feed.
The trauma is visualized through the metaphor of an all-consuming, ever-pursuing whale — along with the imagery of water, symbolizing isolation and vastness.
‘Fermata’ identifies the various ways Gen X men respond and cope to the life-changing effects of abuse
The helpline has received a wave of calls from healthcare providers and victims seeking information about drug-related abuse.
Dr. Rene Samaniego will also expound on the relationships between surface, identity, memory and trauma
Taasa’s husband, a firefighter, threw himself on top of a grenade to protect his children