KISAPMATA was inspired by the true crime report “The House on Zapote Street”. “In The Wink of An Eye” as it would also be known
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Cesar Hernando, a giant of Philippine Cinema
It is quite a sad day as reports of Cesar Hernando’s passing has circulated across Facebook, and in the midst of the 100 years of
Where did all the critics go?
I wrote this for an hour, but this may take about two to three minutes to read. And I propose this question to the wind,
“CITIZEN JAKE” is a wake-up call for both the asleep and woke
Often a trope in movies is when a hermitic, wise — often, cranky — veteran is brought out of retirement to school the youth when
Don’t miss Batch ’81 at the Cine Adarna this Dec 1!
“History is being blatantly rewritten and the martyrdom of countless martial law victims is denigrated as stupidity and a dictator is given a hero’s burial
Leo Katigbak and Davide Pozzi on restoring ‘Kakabakaba Ka Ba?’
Mike De Leon’s classic Kakabakaba Ka Ba? emulates the wild, frenzied aura of the 80’s eon better than no other film that tried. James Espinoza
Kakabakaba Ka Ba?
This film could not have been made today, at least not without public backlash and definitely not by a major studio. This was my immediate
Mike de Leon’s “Kakabakaba Ka Ba?” gets its well-deserved restoration, premieres Dec 9
After 35 years, Mike de Leon’s revered classic, Kakabakaba Ka Ba?, gets its well-deserved restoration with the help of ABS-CBN Film Restoration and the digitally re-mastery of