ENTERTAINMENT NEWS, REVIEWS
The challenge in making a film that is set within 24 hours is to keep the audience engaged from start to finish through just the conversations, and that’s what Nuel Naval’s ‘The Last Beergin’ did.
THE LAST BEERGIN is now showing in cinemas nationwide.
TBA Studios’ historical epic “Quezon” will make its festival debut this October at the 45th Hawai’i International Film Festival (HIFF45), as part of Spotlight on the Philippines—a special program honoring Filipino American History Month and celebrating the depth and diversity of Filipino storytelling across the diaspora.
QUEZON opens in Philippine cinemas on October 15.
Cande is that special little film that doesn’t need theatrics and big confrontation scenes to make its story felt. Its bigness lies in presenting the beautiful and deep connections of the characters using culture, culinary and an era when cellphones hadn’t been invented yet as a backdrop. The film takes us back when everything was simple, when all we worried about were the games we wanted to play during our free time, the friends we wanted to play with and the food we would eat. But then, it would also take us to how we process tragedy as kids and how we carry those tragedies as we grow older.
Read our full review of #SinagMaynila2025 official entry, ‘CANDE.’ Showing September 24-30, 2025 at Gateway, Robinsons Manila, Robinsons Antipolo, SM Mall of Asia, SM Fairview, Trinoma and Market Market.
Students and teachers can watch the much-awaited historical biopic “Quezon” at a special price of P250 when the film begins its Philippine theatrical run on October 15.
The film goes beyond going after the person you love. Bela and JC’s performances are the strength of the film. You’ll laugh and cry with them. It isn’t about romance anymore. It’s about healing, catharsis and loving yourself.
Read our full review of ‘100 Awit Para Kay Stella.’ In cinemas September 10, 2025. #100AwitParaKayStella
Fans have been waiting for eight years for the continuation of the story of Stella and Fidel in ’100 Tula Para Kay Stella.’ Now, Viva Films and Ninuno Media bring back the beloved characters to the big screen for the highly-anticipated sequel, ’100 Awit Para Kay Stella’ – out in cinemas on September 10, 2025. #100AwitParaKayStella
A predictable and bland guy meets the unpredictable and wild girl. A night thought to be a mistake becomes the start of a connection between the two extremely opposite individuals. Catherine Camarillo directs her third feature film ‘Meg & Ryan,’ from writer Gina Marissa Tagasa and starring JC Santos and Rhian Ramos. In cinemas August 6, 2025.
I Remember You is a story for those who dare to hope and dare to dream even in the face of an extreme and ever-changing world. If you’ve lost faith in love and life, come witness a story about giving yourself a second chance to live once more. In cinemas July 9, 2025.
” I think Espantaho will be very satisfactory to everybody. It’s a family story, it’s a horror story, it’s a drama with women, strong women. I think kahit ako, when i first it na buo, nagulat din ako. It was very effective.” – Renowned horror filmmaker Chito S. Rono.
The technical aspects in ‘Mallari’ will leave you in awe. It is a triumph in Philippine horror. Not just because it’s big budgeted, not just because Warner Bros. Pictures is part of it, but because this is a multi-layered, complex and well-made film. It’s worthy of your attention and it will make you proud that this is Filipino made.
‘MALLARI’ opens in cinemas December 25, 2023. An official entry to the Metro Manila Film Festival from Mentorque Productions, in cooperation with Cleverminds, Inc. Distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures. Rated R-13 by the MTRCB. #MallariTheMovie