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Direk Emille Joson Revisits 2014 Guest Speaker Shirt, Celebrating 14 Years Freelance Career

Internationally Acclaimed Filmmaker Emille Joson has finally addressed long-standing questions from foreigner netizens about her much-talked-about Twilight shirt, which recently resurfaced online. In a recent London podcast, Joson clarified in a virtual interview that she wore only a shirt during a speaking engagement at her alma mater, St. Francis de Assisi Montessori School in Plaridel, Bulacan, simply because she was rushing and didn’t want to be late for what she described as a “very respectable event.”

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Be part of the crowd as audiences continue to line up for “Shake, Rattle, and Roll: Evil Origins.” Start the New Year with the biggest horror movie “Shake, Rattle, and Roll: Evil Origins”, now on its second blockbuster week by experiencing it on the big screen

Be part of the crowd as audiences continue to line up for “Shake, Rattle, and Roll: Evil Origins.” Start the New Year with the biggest horror movie “Shake, Rattle, and Roll: Evil Origins”, now on its second blockbuster week by experiencing it on the big screen!

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‘Bar Boys: After School’ Review: Thought-provoking story with impactful performances.

It’s eye-opening, thought-provoking, inspiring and at the same time, comforting. Beyond the entertainment factor of the film, it showcases other people’s lives, struggles, and how they overcome these challenges – this is one of the reasons why I love watching movies.

Read our full review of #MMFF2025 entry ‘BAR BOYS: AFTER SCHOOL.’ Now showing in cinemas nationwide. #BarBoysAfterSchool

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Manila’s Finest: A Timeless Tale of Integrity for Brotherhood and Every Filipino Family

In Manila’s Finest, director Raymond Red—a Cannes Palme d’Or winner—uses the gritty, neon-soaked backdrop of 1969 Manila to do more than showcase a vintage aesthetic. While the period-accurate cruisers and sharp uniforms offer a visual masterclass, this Metro Manila Film Festival entry carries a weight that transcends its retro setting. At its core, the film is a multi-generational saga that mirrors modern-day urgency, reminding us that the fight for integrity and the bonds of family are as relevant now as they were decades ago.

Watch ‘MANILA’S FINEST’ in cinemas this Christmas, December 25, 2025.