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The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has announced the new set new deadlines for submission of entries for this year’s “Mga Kwentong KLIMA-likasan” recognition awards and “SINING-likhasan” short film competition.

Ken Anderson, known to most as the younger brother of Gerald Anderson, just recently won an award at the International Film Festival Manhattan.

ILOILO CITY – “Katagman,’’ a short film showcasing the history and culture of Oton, Iloilo that became the first Spanish settlement on Panay Island, has won awards in three international film festivals.

‘I hope that the audience learned something from our short films, which I hope provided them with a glimpse of the closely-knit Filipino ties that define us as a group.’

Why not spare a minute or two delving into our vast culture through film?

Starting the year with short feature films

Of grit and the passion to show the truth

Let’s bring back the gems of 2020

Perfect for your work breaks

Among other surprises, a drive-in cinema!
With the flow of our global health crisis still gripping the country, Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival navigates through the social current and plugs in the life support for the industry as it journeys anew to the digital platform this coming Aug. 6 to Sept. 5, 2021, to be streamed solely on KTX.ph. Leaning on the knowledge of the built-up from last year’s edition, the country’s most prominent independent film festival presents its second online edition with 13 short film competing for the prestigious Balanghai trophies.

The film marks their 25th anniversary

Not sure about it? Let Nespresso Talents 2021 Filipino champions convince you

Since its fruition in 2005, the Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival has been the most prominent film festival for indie films—often seen as the platform for rising filmmakers to share their art and vision.

High school students from Alaminos, Pangasinan bagged the Best International Documentary Film award for their short film titled “Sa Layag ng Bangkang Paurong” (Boats that Sail Backward) during the recent Fresh International Film Festival in Limerick, Ireland.

Sit back, relax, and hit the play button on these mini nightmares.