Seven films from the 21st edition of Cinemalaya have earned a total of 29 nominations at the Gawad Urian Awards, recognizing the filmmakers, artists,...
Stories from Negros Occidental continue to find national resonance as Negrense films reach broader audiences. Leading this wave is “Sa Duta sang Kabuhi” (In the Soil...
Philippine cinema and De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde scored a major win as “Ria,” the debut feature from director Arvin Belarmino, was selected for its...
For over a decade, local storytellers have found a home in Negros Oriental’s longest-running cinematic gathering. Established in 2013, the Lutas Film Festival continues...
Far Eastern University Department of Communication alumna Ayessa Tan added another feather to her cap as her short film “Ani” clinched the Best Film...
Talisay City has officially kicked off its first-ever TaliSine Short Film Festival, introducing a new venue for student filmmaking and local storytelling in Negros...
Rey Anthony Villaverde’s short film “Silkscreen” stands out as a powerful testament to the dignity of manual craft and the delicate threads of familial...
For wheelchair users in the Philippines, living independently often means relying on personal resourcefulness rather than structural accessibility. In a place where accessibility is...
