REVIEW: ‘The Drama’ — discomfort and the limits of dark comedy
The film asks a question: if the person you love has a disturbing past, would you still marry them?
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The film asks a question: if the person you love has a disturbing past, would you still marry them?
‘Their clashing perspectives on relationships spark an unexpected connection.’
Overseas Filipino experience takes center stage as BC Amparado's feature film earns nine awards, while student short 'Limlim' secures top honors.
an eyelash, Aquino insistently dropped Ian Veneracion’s name when asked who she wanted to play her leading man.
As Chinese dramas gain massive international traction on platforms like Netflix, iQIYI and WeTV, a new generation of fans is turning their eyes toward China.
Bernardus Golf in the Netherlands will host the 2026 Solheim Cup, with players expecting a firm, narrow and wind-affected heathland-style course that rewards…
Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla says Vice President Sara Duterte initially wanted a ‘high drama’ arrest with handcuffs and detention, as police detail how…
A timely story about HIV and stigma never finds the emotional urgency it needs.
From a present-day perspective, the premise reads differently and can feel dated. But for fans of the musical, especially those who already love its songs and…
Malacañang disputed claims that Great Pacific Builders did not handle Phase 2 of the Philippine Film Heritage Building, citing a January 2025 DPWH contract, as…
The MTRCB has confirmed that Darryl Yap's controversial film 'Pepsi Paloma' is not under review due to incomplete requirements, debunking false claims and…
Vic Sotto takes on his first drama film with 'The Kingdom,' exploring an uncolonized Philippines in the upcoming MMFF entry. Discover his journey from comedy…
In Edward Berger’s adaptation of Robert Harris’s 2016 book of the same title, we don’t just bank on its Oscar-buzzworthy cast but also on its promise of a…
No matter how delightfully nuanced the performances of the lead characters are, you do not care about Sam and Eric’s journey. You don’t know them deep enough.
The movie is in no rush, and that is fine. But there is a strong feeling that the script has been rushed; the dialogue is sometimes unusual, disjointed, or…
Review: ‘A Very Good Girl’; Kathryn triumphs in sleek, stylish drama-thriller
Manananggal reimagined in horror-drama silent film