Kono Basho Review: A Film That Finds Its Strength In Silence
Kono Basho, directed by Jaime Pacena II and shot by Dan Villegas, follows two estranged sisters who reconnect at their father’s funeral in Rikuzentakata, Japan—a city still haunted by the 2011 Tsunami. As it is officially selected for this year’s Cinemalaya lineup, it offers a glimpse into the visual grandeur and emotional depth that audiences can expect.
Balota Review: Marian Rivera’s Performance Gets Our Vote
In the 20th Cinemalaya Film Festival, Marian Rivera stars as Emmy in the suspense-thriller political satire, a teacher who’s got one job: to protect the ballot box with the final election results despite her surrounding faces crisis and haywire.
Love Child Review: RK and Jane’s Big Hug For Your Soul
Love Child stars real-life couple Jane Oineza and RK Bagatsing as they face the trials of raising their 4-year-old differently-abled son in a world that’s increasingly unforgiving. Their journey puts both their love and resilience to the ultimate test.