'Dreamboi' lives for the dolls
Rodina Singh's sophomore feature takes a wild approach to depicting the daily rigors of living one's truth in a world that punishes you for it.
New and old Filipino films, in review.
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Rodina Singh's sophomore feature takes a wild approach to depicting the daily rigors of living one's truth in a world that punishes you for it.
Devoid of color commentaries, 'Assassins' focuses on the pawns in a power struggle inside a totalitarian hermit kingdom.
Sheron Dayoc's coming-of-rage thriller confronts a system that indoctrinates wayward sons into a life of sordid violence.
Erik Matti's 2004 horror film is a haunting tale about Filipino diaspora and the dreadful sorrow of those left behind.
The latest Jun Lana film resorts to a heuristic sort of violence, one that feels defeatist and avoidably self-destructive.
Seething rage curdles into a vengeful curse in Erik Matti's squirmy entry to HBO's underseen folk horror anthology from 2021, 'Folklore.'
This yearβs set of short films competing in Cinemalaya is a solid program of exciting filmmaking voices, mediums, and genres.
The cost of making a stand feels exponential in a film that hones too much in on the abuse itself.