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What happens when fear strikes? Some turn to faith, while others turn to those they love. In the 2026 film “Leviticus,” fear creates a divide—one that pushes people to extremes, whether for better or worse. “Leviticus” marks director Adrian Chiarella 's feature film debut...

What is The Peninsula Manila to you? As the hotel celebrates 50 years in the Philippines this September, that is a question bound to resonate with many Filipinos. To me, the answer is deeply personal. It was there when we needed it most. Years ago, when our family was still in business, we were on...

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Manila Bulletin - Arts and Culture

Arts and Culture

The real monster in 'Leviticus' isn't supernatural

Where Manila comes home: The Peninsula Manila at 50

The haunting realism of Vanessa Schiavone

Here lies the physical gaming world

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