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Philippine Cinema

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Bloom Where You Are Planted
Agrarian Utopia

How Noni Abao’s Human Rights Documentary Defied the Odds to Win Cinemalaya 2025

Fresh off a Best Film win at the Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival, the director talks about how Cagayan Valley changed his life and why land rights are deeply tied in the region

By Don Jaucian
Erik Matti, Coco Martin, and Dondon Monteverde
Not One, But Two

Coco Martin to Star in Two Erik Matti Blockbusters

On the Job: Maghari will give an in-depth look at Joel Torre’s character from the first movie, while May Pagasa: The Battles of Andres Bonifacio will explore the mythos of Andres Bonifacio

By Mel Wang
Cinemalaya Film Festival 20 Years
Now Showing

Cinemalaya and the Search for a Free Filipino Cinema, 20 Years Later

Two decades since it made waves, can Cinemalaya afford to go against the current?

By Lé Baltar
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In the Spotlight

KinoFest Brings German Cinema to the Philippines

As part of German Film Week in the Philippines, Kinofest will screen some of the best movies that German cinema has to offer, as well as several highly compelling Filipino short films

By Mel Wang
jl burgos alipato at muog
Gaining Ground

JL Burgos on ‘Alipato at Muog’ and Fighting for Desaparecidos

The activist and filmmaker talks to Rolling Stone Philippines about hurdling censorship, enforced disappearance, and what’s next for the documentary on desaparecidos

By Pie Gonzaga
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