Derick Cabrido’s ‘Tuos’ evinces an awe-inspiring tension between its weighty subject; the emotional manipulation of accepting and rejecting the responsibility of a ‘binukot’ practice and
Author: Kenneth Borlan
A NOMAD UNDER THE CLOUDS.
Go ahead and load up your heart, slip on your dreams, and crank up the tunes of your pulse. Who knows where these will take you.
‘Heneral Luna’ earns 11 nominations as Luna Awards return
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Dahling Nick
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Charlie Kaufman breathes life into the odd and delightful stop-motion world of ‘Anomalisa’
Touring as a selection at numerous film festivals worldwide, Paramount’s acquisition, Anomalisa, might just lift the Academy Awards animation category a notch higher, stirring some competitive buzz against Pixar’s and Ghibli’s
‘In the Heart of The Sea’ sails into the Oscars season with final trailer
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Popoy, Basha reunite for ‘A Second Chance’ opens November 25th
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Johnny Depp and Edgar Wright share a quest of time travel and breakfast cereal in ‘Fortunately, the Milk’
From a mighty thin book with extremely generous number of unexplained series of events Edgar Wright (The World’s End, Shaun of the Dead) lavished some
J-Law “picks up the gun” in new trailer for ‘Joy’
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Urduja Film Festival unveils first ‘Urduja Heritage Film Award’
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Nicholas Sparks’ ‘The Choice’ unleashes torrent of tears from trailer
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To be or not to be ‘Cumberbatch’ in ‘Hamlet’ trailer
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‘Everyday I Love You’ — florets in Bacolod, Silay ‘The Paris of the South’
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Sam Smith’s suffocating ‘Writing’s on the Wall’ for ‘Spectre’ is out – listen here
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‘Dahling Nick’ revisits the inner world of Nick Joaquin on its trailer
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Fearsome ‘Jeepers Creepers 3’, back in Cathedral
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Chloë Grace Moretz protects her own in ‘The 5th Wave’
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Matt Damon reprises role as Jason Bourne
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Sam Smith teases singing ‘Spectre’ theme
A solitary tweet conquered the Twitterverse as we finally get an answer as to who will belt the theme song of this year’s James Bond installment Spectre.
A sentimental force of adventure looms in ‘Everest’
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