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The upcoming Baz Luhrmann-directed “Elvis” biopic will release an accompanying original soundtrack that features Doja Cat, among others.

Literature, movies, and series about the imagined apocalypse and the post-apocalypse to keep our minds off this one.

Yasujiro Ozu’s trilogy, comprising of Late Spring (1949), Early Summer (1951), and Tokyo Story (1953), is regarded by many as his magnum opus and some of the greatest works in cinema.

Skin everywhere, as phrased by Alexandria-born American writer André Aciman in his hugely popular Call Me By Your Name, a little too Millennial-ish, said a reader, meaning too youngish, to which I replied, “But the narrator is only 17 years old.”

The Hollywood director shows off his new camera moves and his flair for lens flares 

Education Secretary Leonor Briones urged learners to support each other when it comes to exploring their talents and skills.

The Cultural Center of the Philippines presents ‘Women and the Camera.’

Rachel Alejandro may not be as visible around these parts but that is not to say she is not busy.

Historic wins for two Filipino films at 2022 Sundance Film Festival.

PH wins Best ASEAN Short Film Award at 7th Bangkok ASEAN Film Festival.

A proper send-off for Daniel Craig and the birth of something new

Silent films were the embodiment of the rule 'show, don't tell.'

Bless the children of Mindanao

A toast to Southeast Asian cinema.

Zombies are the perfect metaphor for human greed, our tendency to devour everything in our path because we want more, more, more and we can’t help ourselves.

Andrea Torres is going global.

Timely for Halloween, a short film shot entirely in Iloilo City during the pandemic has won a special award at the Berlin Flash Film Festival 2021.

Through a film, historians rehabilitate the memory of the Philippines’ third President, seen as a wartime Japanese collaborator in popular memory.