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TheWorldBetweenUs
Follows the story of Luisito Asuncion and Emilia Libradilla, who grew up together in the Libdradillas and feel that they're destined for each other, but some people are keen to keep them far apart.
SinonglumikhangyoyoSinonglumikhangmoonbuggy
The yoyo was invented in the Philippines. The film takes place in an imaginary village in Bavaria, “Yodelburg”, where one says “yo” as a sign of approval. The weather up on those mountains is ideal for a major enterprise: to create the first Philippine space project by building a spaceship. With surprising dialogue and great tenderness, the film is a sweet play that touches the...
贫民窟朋克王
Filmed in just one day, Squatterpunk follows an eight year old Slum King named Hapon, a cocky would-be gangster with a Travis Bickle haircut, and his rat-bag minions through one of the thousands of shanty towns that spring up between the cracks in the Manila pavements. The manic collage of stunning hand-held black and white images capture kids being kids as they frolic amidst t...
BanalKahoy
Tahimik again devotes a close look at Ifugao culture to which he already testified his high regard in the Video Diaries and in Japanese Summers of a Filipino Fundoshi. In Banal Kahoy, focus is this time on Ifugao wood carving, a craft for which they are widely-known and which here is particularly embodied by Lopez Nauyac, a woodcarver cum shaman with whom Tahimik enjoys a lengt...
AngLakaranniKabunyan:Kabunyan'sJourneytoLiwanag
Upon his departure from his home in Baguio, the road trip of the director's youngest son, Kabunyan, begins. He stops at certain places along the way, engaging in conversation with various companions - often artists - in between drives.
Gunam-gunamXGuni-guni
The amazing adventures of Gunam-gunam (Rumi) and Guni-guni (Phantasm). Adapted from the book Auxiliary Materials for Teaching the Filipino Language by Kelly Sta. Ana Nicolas (Philippine Normal College, 1964).
Balikbayan#1-MemoriesofOverdevelopmentReduxVI
As the ultimate enfant terrible of Philippine cinema, avant-gardist Kidlat Tahimik refuses to settle on anything, whether it’s the telling of a colonial past, or any version of this film, which he’s been making and revising for nearly four decades. BalikBayan, which means “returnee” in Filipino, is partly about the homecoming of the historical figure Enrique of Malacca, a Malay...
新月初升
Three portraits of different lives caught in between a crossfire of unwavering faith and ambiguous history. Book 1: A Man who claims Jabidah Massacre is a lie, Book 2: Moro rebel fighters who believe Jihad should be a way of life and Book 3: Women caught in the wrath of war. Interwoven stories to create a tapestry of Mindanao's forgotten people.
