Missed out on some of the gay films this year? Well fret not for the UP Film Institute is holding a series of special screenings this semestral break!
Fresh from a slew of international prizes and added festival engagement, Brillante Mendoza’s Serbis continues its maximum extensive run.
A countdown-to-Halloween special billed “Beatitudes for the Dead” hallmarks Aloy [...]
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A fisherman, his sex-starved wife, the fisherman’s lover and then more. Walang Kawala (No Way Out) by acclaimed film director Joel Lamangan, explores the dynamics of a hetero-homo love affair that evolves from innocence to violent complications.
Joel Lamangan’s first indie film is a story about a fisherman named Joaquin (played by Polo Ravales) and his [...]
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.MOV (pronounced “dot-movâ€), the first digital filmfest in the Philippines which jumpstarted the digital revolution in the country back in 2002, will have its third edition in Robinsons Galleria Cinema from September 30 to October 7, 2008.
The Opening Night will be on September 30, Tuesday, and the Closing & Awards Night will be on October [...]
In case you haven’t noticed yet, Â I have been posting a lot about “The Thank You Girls!” lately, and this is all because I love it so much that I can define darkness now (after watching the premiere night two weeks ago). No, I am not paid to blog about the film, nor am I [...]
I would like to congratulate Bebs Gohetia and the cast and crew of The Thank You Girls, not only for a successful premiere night but for producing such a fantabulous film!
For those of you who missed the premiere night, don’t fret for you will have a chance to also “define darkness” and take the beautiful [...]
A man…
His wife…
His other man…
A different kind of love triangle…
From the makers of Daybreak, comes another interesting film which will break barriers and send one too many an eyebrow raising to the 36th floor: IMORAL.
Imoral is the latest film from award-winning filmmaker Adolfo Alix, Jr. Alix is on a roll as he releases yet another [...]
I am glad that there are many Filipino independent films that have homosexuality as a running theme. However, I noticed (like many of you have), that many of these films are usually too tragic, too gory, too predictable, and have too many unnecessary nude scenes. Whenever “Gay Indie” is mentioned, people would easily associate it [...]
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