What you didn’t know about ‘Lady of Peace’ Boots Anson Roa-Rodrigo
For all that beauty and intelligence, Boots never became an airhead. She maintained her humility even at the peak of her career.
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For all that beauty and intelligence, Boots never became an airhead. She maintained her humility even at the peak of her career.
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The story follows Detective Chris Raven (Pratt), who must prove his innocence in the murder of his wife within 90 minutes, facing A.I. Judge Maddox (Ferguson)…
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Cinema will continue. It will simply find new platforms. Vertical viewing may become common, as many films are now shot that way. With busy schedules, people…
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Shot across Puerto Galera, Tagaytay, Manila and Prague, the film visually contrasts tropical stillness with old-world grandeur.
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And just like that, we are on the second week of the new year. As an observer and opinion maker on anything and everything show business, I have noticed that…
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For years, negative film reviews in the Philippines have drawn hostility. Film journalists, vloggers, and content creators who publish bad or unfavorable…
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There was a time when becoming queer lovers — onscreen or otherwise — was almost unthinkable.
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January 2026 marks 25 years since The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring launched Peter Jackson’s epic film trilogy and reshaped modern fantasy…
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There was a time when going to the movies was a source of enjoyment for the masses — a shared experience where audiences could momentarily escape their worries…
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Why going to the movies feels expensive (and it’s not a scam)
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With distributors confirming release windows for major Hollywood titles, Philippine cinemas are preparing for a steady stream of blockbusters throughout 2026.…
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While watching 'I’mPerfect', this year’s Metro Manila Film Festival Best Picture, I kept thinking about Garry Marshall’s 1999 cult film 'The Other Sister'.
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If viewed strictly from an anti–Martial Law sentiment, sure, its silences may feel meaningful, or even terrifying. But strip an audience’s ideology away, and…
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Why the New Year is shaping up to be a thrilling chapter for Philippine cinema.
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Award-winning filmmaker Jun Robles Lana has never been one to shy away from difficult conversations, especially when it comes to the future of Philippine…
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For decades, LGBTQ characters in Philippine films were often confined to caricature—comic relief, tragic figures, or sidekicks whose queerness existed only to…
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At first glance, a film trophy is an object of celebration—a gleaming symbol of victory, applause, and artistic recognition. But for artist Toym Leon Imao, the…
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When Jun Lana accepted the Gender Sensitivity Award at the 2025 Metro Manila Film Festival for Call Me Mother , he did not frame the moment as a personal…
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