Forget what you think you know about Filipino films - our cinema is making a comeback. Read more »
Duwende Films–an indie production company from Mindanao–received global recognition at the 11th Emirates Film Festival in Dubai, where they won the "Best Emerging Filmmaker" award. Read more »
The City of Sagay in Negros Occidental is inviting Filipino filmmakers to participate in the Margaha Philippine Shorts Competition–the first of its kind–with the theme "Istorya sang Amon Isla" (Stories of Our Island). Read more »
After a two-year hiatus, the 9th Ngilngig Asian Fantastic Film Festival returned to Davao City from October 26 to 30, featuring an impressive lineup of 57 short films and 7 full-length features from the Philippines and across Asia. Read more »
Mindanawon director and scriptwriter Sheron Dayoc’s latest film, “The Gospel and The Beast,” has made waves in the international film scene, clinching the Best Feature Narrative award at the 17th Bali International Film Festival (Balinale). Read more »
Pangasinan, known for its beautiful scenery and deep cultural roots, is now aiming to carve a prominent niche for itself in the Philippine filmmaking industry. With the launch of the PangaSINE Film Festival, the province is taking bold strides towards this ambitious goal, driven by a collective passion to nurture local talent and foster a vibrant film culture. Read more »
