Podcasts about cinemalaya

On today's episode of All Out: Gabby Padilla and Direk Jaime Pacena II of Cinemalaya 2024 entry 'Kono Basho' unfold the film's beautiful story of grief and healing with Gayle!

ENTERTAINMENT: Marian Rivera's Cinemalaya Best Actress win for 'Balota,' an early birthday gift | August 13, 2024Subscribe to The Manila Times Channel - https://tmt.ph/YTSubscribeVisit our website at https://www.manilatimes.netFollow us:Facebook - https://tmt.ph/facebookInstagram - https://tmt.ph/instagramTwitter - https://tmt.ph/twitterDailyMotion - https://tmt.ph/dailymotionSubscribe to our Digital Edition - https://tmt.ph/digitalCheck out our Podcasts:Spotify - https://tmt.ph/spotifyApple Podcasts - https://tmt.ph/applepodcastsAmazon Music - https://tmt.ph/amazonmusicDeezer: https://tmt.ph/deezerStitcher: https://tmt.ph/stitcherTune In: https://tmt.ph/tuneinSoundcloud: https://tmt.ph/soundcloud#TheManilaTimes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

SPOILER-FREE pa rin! TV and film—it's not a genre. It's a lifestyle! We took a break last week so ito na ang aming revenge episode! Tikman niyo ang poot ng aming paghihiganti! So much to talk about, so little time. Simulan natin sa pinakabagong paiyak ng Netflix from director Benedict Mique, ang Lolo and the Kid! Let's talk about how Joel Torre and Euwenn Mikael Aleta served us a dose of family drama at pinanood naman natin. Tapos 'nun, hindi pwedeng hindi natin pag-usapan ang kakatapos lang na House of the Dragon Season 2! Ah, Alicent and Rhaenyra, ano nga bang nangyari sa season na 'to? Seriously, ano nga bang nangyari sa season na 'to? We also had an eventful weekend as we were able to catch two Cinemalaya films, Balota and Love Child. Kung kami lang ang masusunod, mas marami pa sana kaming napanood. Also, kung kami lang ang masusunod, mas marami pa sanang makanood ng mga pelikulang 'to. So allow us to tell you why you need to watch Marian Rivera, RK Bagatsing, and Jane Oineza in their Cinemalaya movies! And hindi lang 'yan, pinag-usapan din namin ang Men are from Q.C., Women are from Alabang na kakalabas lang din sa Netflix. Naniwala ba kami sa pag-ibig ni Heaven Peralejo and Marco Gallo? Let's talk about it in this episode! Tapos meron ding When I Met You in Tokyo, Master of the House, and Dirty Pop: The Boy Band Scam. Marami ba? Revenge episode nga diba? Follow us on Instagram, Threads, Facebook, Twitter, Tiktok, and Letterboxd @pleasepauseph and tell someone about the podcast! Thank you for supporting Please Pause!

99% confident and 1% beautiful is how the indefatigable Sassa Gurl describes herself.In the Cinemalaya movie Balota, starring the Kapuso Primetime Queen Marian Rivera, Sassa plays an activist and 'baklang kanal.' Find out what this means in this episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

As SPOILER-FREE as a sandworm's underside. How many times do people need to hear that Dune: Part Two is really good? One more can't hurt, right? Just wait 'til you hear this episode! Hindi lang 'yan, we also have more in store. Katulad na lang ng entry natin sa Oscars, Carl Joseph Papa's Iti Mapukpukaw. Finally, this animated feature is now on Netflix for those of us na hindi nakapanood nito sa Cinemalaya. We also got into the critically acclaimed film by director Alexander Payne, The Holdovers. We don't know if it's going to win sa Oscars but this one's as good as a Christmas movie gets. We're also concluding some series na natapos namin like Marry My Husband, Expats, and True Detective: Night Country. Tapos meron pa tayong Avatar: The Last Airbender! Phew! Follow us on Instagram, Threads, Facebook, Twitter, and Tiktok @pleasepauseph and tell someone about Please Pause! Thank you for supporting Please Pause!

2023 proved to be a big year for Philippine cinema - more releases, more streaming options, and a huge box office take during the biggest filmfests in the country (Cinemalaya and the Metro Manila Film Festival). Film critic Philbert Dy helps us sift through the best local releases of the year. **** Endslate is an ANIMA podcast. Stalk the hosts! Mel Alcaraz: @mel_alcaraz Ramon De Veyra: @ramondeveyra Quark Henares: @quarkhenares Follow us on Twitter ⁠⁠⁠@endslatepod⁠⁠⁠, or join our Facebook group ⁠⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/endslate⁠⁠⁠ for a safe space discussion on pop culture. For inquiries and feedback, email us at endslatepod@gmail.com

Boogsh! We're back! And since this is a comeback episode after 3 months of hiatus (we're so sorry mga kapatid) this episode should be the pasabog episode as it should be. Now that QCinema szn is near-approaching, we will be having here in our cinema lobby, the winner of Cinemalaya 2023 Best Screenplay and part of this year's QCinema Asian Next Wave category, the cast and crew of Gitling. A film that explores the power of words and language, life's intricacies and uncertainties, and highlights fleeting and brief meaningful connections. Cine Files is part of the ⁠BUNK Collective⁠. Discover more podcasts at thebunkph.com and connect with us through social media @thebunkph. Support this podcast through patreon.com/thebunkph to receive special perks! For inquiries, e-mail us at cinefilespod@thebunkph.com

Boogsh! We're back! And since this is a comeback episode after 3 months of hiatus (we're so sorry mga kapatid) this episode should be the pasabog episode as it should be. Now that QCinema szn is near-approaching, we will be having here in our cinema lobby, the winner of Cinemalaya 2023 Best Screenplay and part of this year's QCinema Asian Next Wave category, the cast and crew of Gitling. A film that explores the power of words and language, life's intricacies and uncertainties, and highlights fleeting and brief meaningful connections. Cine Files is part of the ⁠BUNK Collective⁠. Discover more podcasts at thebunkph.com and connect with us through social media @thebunkph. Support this podcast through patreon.com/thebunkph to receive special perks! For inquiries, e-mail us at cinefilespod@thebunkph.com

SPOILER-FREE as usual! Two new movies are enough para sa episode na 'to! First up, napanood na namin sa wakas ang Cinemalaya audience favorite na Rookie because it just came out on Prime Video. Directed by Samantha Lee, written by Natts Jadaone, and starring Pat Tingjuy and Aya Fernandez, we probably had too much fun watching and talking about this queer romance na ang lakas maka-high school vibes. And then there's the much anticipated movie kung saan nagtambal si Julia Montes and si Alden Richards, ang Five Breakups and a Romance! With this newest Irene Villamor film, do we finally have a new favorite from her filmography? Well, we're willing to say straight up na kung hindi niyo pa napapanood, we think you should. Listen in and join the chaotic conversation! We also have a clip here from our guesting on Bits N Pieces: Ginagmay ug Dinagko hosted by Yvonne! We talked to her about the 2006 psychological thriller, Perfume: The Story of a Murderer. By the way, this part isn't spoiler-free! But it's a 2006 movie so there you go. You can listen to our full conversation on the Bits N Pieces feed on Spotify or Youtube. https://open.spotify.com/show/5Lx0P3RQlwnfSHpUWDkxEB https://www.youtube.com/@BitsNPieces-mm9xm Follow Bits N Pieces on Instagram and Facebook! https://instagram.com/bitsnpieces_ginagmay_dinagko https://m.facebook.com/p/Bits-N-Pieces-Ginagmay-ug-Dinagko-100091986835952/?eav=Afb0jstsAaCNCaaNtoE_1vvLeZRthhD-n45BONZuVSW1aSbWNMfIOQ2PEmhQR0Jb_zU&paipv=0&wtsid=rdr_0alw52JdmnIJX1icv Follow us on Instagram, Threads, Facebook, Twitter, and Tiktok @pleasepauseph and tell someone about Please Pause! Thank you for supporting Please Pause!

Cinemalaya 2023, you've been great! Handa na ba kayo para sa bonus track ng Friday group? It's here! The deluxe edition of part 2 of our Cinemalaya 2023 episode featuring 80s-90s babies ng Society of Filipino Film Reviews! Totoo ba na Vivamax is the standard na for filmmaking? Paano nga ba kami napapadpad sa Vivamax discussion kada may episode recording? Massponsoran na ba kami ng Mandaue Foam or Uratex sa aming next episode? Or sa next year's Cinemalaya, masakit pa rin ba sa pwet? Mas masarap nga ba ang food ng this year's Cinemalaya host? Lahat ng ebas at kung anu-ano pang naganap sa late-night bonus track with the Society of Filipino Film Reviewers at si Cess na muntik na ma-cancel dear Lord. This episode had a longer discussion on the films and was recorded live on Facebook! Watch it here: Thank you for listening to this episode. Feel free to share your thoughts and comments on the Q&A for this episode, or tag us on X, IG, Facebook, and Tiktok.

The second part of our Cinemalaya 2023 episode is here! This time we're putting the focus on the other five films that we and our colleagues from the Society of Filipino Film Reviewers have reviewed! Babala: ang views and opinions ng bawat isa sa episode na ito ay STRICTLY their own. Hindi po ito nagrerepresenta kung anuman ang Third World Cinema Club. Oke? The five films tackled here are: Rookie Tether As If It's True Huling Palabas Bulawan Nga Usa (Golden Deer) You can also watch the live version of this through our Facebook page here: https://fb.watch/mKxHaMHBb3/ We'd like to thank our colleagues from the SFFR for joining us in this episode: Ronald Cruz, Nico Quejano, Jun Mendoza, ang suki ng TWCC na si Manuel Pangaruy, Jay-r Trinidad, at ang founder ng SFFR/Pinoy Rebyu na si Skilty Labastilla. Listen to this episode now and let us know what your thoughts are by tagging us on IG, Twitter, Tiktok, FB and many more! (Wala pa po kaming threads sorry). Magkikita kita ulit kami soon and magrerecord ng live! Dahil Third World kami, nagtitipid pa ng pang meet-up. We thank you for your utmost support.

The second part of our Cinemalaya 2023 episode is here! This time we're putting the focus on the other five films that we and our colleagues from the Society of Filipino Film Reviewers have reviewed! Babala: ang views and opinions ng bawat isa sa episode na ito ay STRICTLY their own. Hindi po ito nagrerepresenta kung anuman ang Third World Cinema Club. Oke? The five films tackled here are: Rookie Tether As If It's True Huling Palabas Bulawan Nga Usa (Golden Deer) You can also watch the live version of this through our Facebook page here: https://fb.watch/mKxHaMHBb3/ We'd like to thank our colleagues from the SFFR for joining us in this episode: Ronald Cruz, Nico Quejano, Jun Mendoza, ang suki ng TWCC na si Manuel Pangaruy, Jay-r Trinidad, at ang founder ng SFFR/Pinoy Rebyu na si Skilty Labastilla. Listen to this episode now and let us know what your thoughts are by tagging us on IG, Twitter, Tiktok, FB and many more! (Wala pa po kaming threads sorry). Magkikita kita ulit kami soon and magrerecord ng live! Dahil Third World kami, nagtitipid pa ng pang meet-up. We thank you for your utmost support.

Cinemalaya 2023, you've been great! Handa na ba kayo para sa bonus track ng Friday group? It's here! The deluxe edition of part 2 of our Cinemalaya 2023 episode featuring 80s-90s babies ng Society of Filipino Film Reviews! Totoo ba na Vivamax is the standard na for filmmaking? Paano nga ba kami napapadpad sa Vivamax discussion kada may episode recording? Massponsoran na ba kami ng Mandaue Foam or Uratex sa aming next episode? Or sa next year's Cinemalaya, masakit pa rin ba sa pwet? Mas masarap nga ba ang food ng this year's Cinemalaya host? Lahat ng ebas at kung anu-ano pang naganap sa late-night bonus track with the Society of Filipino Film Reviewers at si Cess na muntik na ma-cancel dear Lord. This episode had a longer discussion on the films and was recorded live on Facebook! Watch it here: Thank you for listening to this episode. Feel free to share your thoughts and comments on the Q&A for this episode, or tag us on X, IG, Facebook, and Tiktok.

Wes Anderson - often copied (looking at you, AI and Tiktok!) but never duplicated. Love him or hate him, his quirky humor, symmetrical compositions, pastel palettes, and deadpan deliveries has made him an unlikely auteur of his generation. We deep dive into his career and force rank his filmography, including his latest film, Asteroid City. PLUS - quick takes on Blue Beetle, TMNT, Gran Turismo, Cinemalaya 2023, and what's going to happen to Dune 2. (03:34) Post-Cinemalaya talk (08:40) Dune 2 and strike news (15:10) Blue Beetle (17:49) TMNT (19:24) Gran Turismo (23:15) Spoiler-free Asteroid City (42:30) Wes Anderson deep dive (56:05) Force-ranking the WACU Endslate is an ANIMA podcast, produced by Mel Alcaraz. Stalk the hosts! Mel Alcaraz: @mel_alcaraz Ramon De Veyra: @ramondeveyra Quark Henares: @quarkhenares Follow us on Twitter ⁠⁠@endslatepod⁠⁠, or join our Facebook group ⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/endslate⁠⁠ for a safe space discussion on pop culture. For inquiries and feedback, email us at endslatepod@gmail.com.

Parental Advisory: This episode might contain expletives, particularly on some back pains that cannot be avoided during this year's Cinemalaya 2023 at its new venue, the PICC. But goddamn what a beautiful venue! Anyway in this bonus track, the Wednesday group bare it all... from foot fetishes to pseudo-film reviewers and their rating systems. We bare it all... somewhat, in this track. Listen first to our part 1 review before listening to this bonus track. We also tried our best to discuss about Founder's Donuts, as well as the guests' favorite Cinemalaya 2023 film that was not featured in this list. Stay tuned as we talk about Part 2 featuring the Friday group with the members of the Society of Filipino Film Reviewers.

Well hello, we're back for real! That was two months worth of just wondering what we could come up next and it does seem fitting for us to release an episode on The One and only Cinemalaya, ain't it so? In this episode, we are joined by our colleagues from the Society of Filipino Film Reviewers! These select members aka "The Wednesday Group" are Roy Narra, Ralph Regis, Christine Lim Magpile, Den Lebantino, Paul Emmanuel, and Vinson Gabato. All reviews and opinions of each members and guests are solely theirs and do not represent Third World Cinema Club in any way. OK? This episode was recorded live! Watch it here: Cess moderates this episode because, as usual, hindi nanaman siya nakapanood. Char! The films reviewed are: Maria Ang Duyan ng Magiting Gitling When This is All Over Iti Mapukpukaw (The Missing) Stay tuned for the bonus episode where we talk about what needs to be talked about this year's film festival!

Well hello, we're back for real! That was two months worth of just wondering what we could come up next and it does seem fitting for us to release an episode on The One and only Cinemalaya, ain't it so? In this episode, we are joined by our colleagues from the Society of Filipino Film Reviewers! These select members aka "The Wednesday Group" are Roy Narra, Ralph Regis, Christine Lim Magpile, Den Lebantino, Paul Emmanuel, and Vinson Gabato. All reviews and opinions of each members and guests are solely theirs and do not represent Third World Cinema Club in any way. OK? This episode was recorded live! Watch it here: Cess moderates this episode because, as usual, hindi nanaman siya nakapanood. Char! The films reviewed are: Maria Ang Duyan ng Magiting Gitling When This is All Over Iti Mapukpukaw (The Missing) Stay tuned for the bonus episode where we talk about what needs to be talked about this year's film festival!

Parental Advisory: This episode might contain expletives, particularly on some back pains that cannot be avoided during this year's Cinemalaya 2023 at its new venue, the PICC. But goddamn what a beautiful venue! Anyway in this bonus track, the Wednesday group bare it all... from foot fetishes to pseudo-film reviewers and their rating systems. We bare it all... somewhat, in this track. Listen first to our part 1 review before listening to this bonus track. We also tried our best to discuss about Founder's Donuts, as well as the guests' favorite Cinemalaya 2023 film that was not featured in this list. Stay tuned as we talk about Part 2 featuring the Friday group with the members of the Society of Filipino Film Reviewers.

Barbenheimer proved *explosive* at the box office so here's our first of two deep dives on the movie pairing of the year. Christopher Nolan's Oppenheimer was mesmerizing and terrifying but where does it rank in Nolan's filmography? With Quark's extremely complicated force ranking system, we find out! PLUS - talk about Here Lies Love on Broadway and Marupok AF (which is opening Cinemalaya this year woot!). (0:10) Barbenheimer talk (09:30 ) Here Lies Love (15:33) Oppenheimer appetizers  (28:29) Spoilerful Oppy deep dive time (59:30) Ranking Nolan's films Endslate is an ANIMA podcast, produced by Mel Alcaraz, edited by Carl Velasco. Stalk the hosts! Mel Alcaraz: @mel_alcaraz Ramon De Veyra: @ramondeveyra Quark Henares: @quarkhenares Follow us on Twitter ⁠⁠@endslatepod⁠⁠, or join our Facebook group ⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/endslate⁠⁠ for a safe space discussion on pop culture. For inquiries and feedback, email us at endslatepod@gmail.com.

We get on our knees before the altar of cinema to exalt praise for Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part 1. Not the most perfect MI installment, but by golly, Tom Cruise and his one true love Christopher McQuarrie are here to ENTERTAIN (20:36)! Plus - we react to the Emmy nominations, talk about Quark's upcoming Cinemalaya closing film, Where is the Lie?, and discuss the SAG-WGA strikes (and how it will affect everything to come). Endslate is an ANIMA podcast, produced by Mel Alcaraz, edited by Paolo Halili. Stalk the hosts! Mel Alcaraz: @mel_alcaraz Ramon De Veyra: @ramondeveyra Quark Henares: @quarkhenares Follow us on Twitter ⁠⁠@endslatepod⁠⁠, or join our Facebook group ⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/groups/endslate⁠⁠ for a safe space discussion on pop culture. For inquiries and feedback, email us at endslatepod@gmail.com.

ENTERTAINMENT: Cinemalaya 19 names 10 short film finalists | June 21, 2023Subscribe to The Manila Times Channel - https://tmt.ph/YTSubscribe Visit our website at https://www.manilatimes.net Follow us: Facebook - https://tmt.ph/facebook Instagram - https://tmt.ph/instagram Twitter - https://tmt.ph/twitter DailyMotion - https://tmt.ph/dailymotion Subscribe to our Digital Edition - https://tmt.ph/digital Check out our Podcasts: Spotify - https://tmt.ph/spotify Apple Podcasts - https://tmt.ph/applepodcasts Amazon Music - https://tmt.ph/amazonmusic Deezer: https://tmt.ph/deezer Stitcher: https://tmt.ph/stitcherTune In: https://tmt.ph/tunein#TheManilaTimes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

November 28, 2022 All Out Hosted by: Rico & Kayla Special Guest: Coleen Garcia-Crawford on All Out as she talks about her latest Cinemalaya film 'Kaluskos' - Plus, a special appearance by Billy Crawford. #ColeenGarciaGoesAllOut

A rom-com with a darker twist, Ang Pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros was one of the most important local films of 2005 and arguably the decade. Join G and Mark deconstruct the nostalgia and themes of this Cinemalaya classic.

Dahil it's Cinemalaya season, your kapatids are here to share their favorite films under this festival. Local independent cinema really is the gift that keeps on giving which is why this episode is dedicated to it. Bring your tickets and get your popcorns ready as we, Ron and Jerfe, review and share their favorite Cinemalaya films. Cine Files is now part of the BUNK Collective. Discover more podcasts at thebunkph.com and connect with us through social media @thebunkph. Support this podcast through patreon.com/thebunkph to receive special perks! For inquiries, e-mail us at cinefilespod@thebunkph.com

Dahil it's Cinemalaya season, your kapatids are here to share their favorite films under this festival. Local independent cinema really is the gift that keeps on giving which is why this episode is dedicated to it. Bring your tickets and get your popcorns ready as we, Ron and Jerfe, review and share their favorite Cinemalaya films. Cine Files is now part of the BUNK Collective. Discover more podcasts at thebunkph.com and connect with us through social media @thebunkph. Support this podcast through patreon.com/thebunkph to receive special perks! For inquiries, e-mail us at cinefilespod@thebunkph.com

Pre-pandemic, it'll be Cinemalaya Season at this moment. So we decided to look back on the event that bonded us together. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/long0verdue/message

Eto na nga yun, Marites. Samahan mo kaming pasukin ang mundo ni Glory. Usisain natin kung paano pinalaki ni Coring si Nonoy. Sino ang kasiping ni Manay Sharon pagkagat ng dilim sa Maynila? Samahan naten sa pagdadalaga si Maximo. Alamin natin ang Lihim ni Antonio.   Saksihan natin ang pag-iibigan nina Ramon at Fredo. In short mga bes, maki-tsismis tayo sa iba't ibang queer portrayals sa Filipino movies na maaring humubog sa konsepto ng 'bakla' sa lipunan. May growth ba sa gay representation in Filipino films?  Did art imitate life or is life imitating art? What say you, Marites? Iwan mo muna yang Downton Abbey. Ito ang GAYLIKULA. Mga pelikula natin!Jack and Jill. 1954. Sampaguita Pictures. Mars S. Torres.Jack n' Jill of the Third Kind. 1978. RVQ Productions. Frank Gray, Jr.Ang Tatay Kong Nanay. 1978. Lotus Films. Lino Brocka.Manila by Night (City After Dark).  1980. Regal Films. Ishmael Bernal.Ang Pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros. 2005. Cinemalaya & UFO Pictures. Aureus Solito.Ang Lihim ni Antonio. 2008. Beyond The Box & Viva Digital. Joselito Altarejos.Rainbow's Sunset. 2018. Heaven's Best Entertainment. Joel Lamangan.Credits:Inton, M. N. (2017). The bakla and the silver screen: Queer cinema in the Philippines (Doctor's thesis, Lingnan University, Hong Kong). Retrieved from http://commons.ln.edu.hk/cs_etd/30/ Russo, Vito. The Celluloid Closet: Homosexuality in the Movies. New York: Harper & Row, 1987. Print.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::(If you are a Filipino living in the Philippines and you, or somebody you know, are undergoing depression or having suicidal thoughts, try talking to somebody you trust or please go to the link:    https://doh.gov.ph/NCMH-Crisis-Hotline . It's okay to ask for help. )For more resources: www.balutkiki.comIf you are listening to us on Apple iTunes, Podchaser, PodcastAddict, etc., please leave us a rating and a review. The reason we ask this is because this helps us appear on searches much quicker and allows people to discover our podcast easier so we are able reach and empower more.Better yet, please tell a friend about us, especially if that friend needs to relate to somebody going through a tough time. Let them know they're not alone.Send us an email (balutkiki@gmail.com) if you have any questions, want a shoutout, or have suggestions on how we can improve on the podcast. We love hearing from all of you - keep them coming!If you want to support our show, please click on the BuyMeACoffee link below.Thanks for listening and there's much more to listen to! Binge away!Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/balutkiki)

Note: This is the final part of a three part episode. An hour isn't enough to discuss the films in this year's Cinemalaya, so without further adieu we give you our insights on selected films from the Indie Nation and Documentary section of the festival.

Note: This is the first part of a three part episode. An hour isn't enough to discuss the films in this year's Cinemalaya, so without further adieu we give you our insights on selected films from the Indie Nation and Documentary section of the festival.

Note: This is the second part of a three part episode. An hour isn't enough to discuss the films in this year's Cinemalaya, so without further adieu we give you our insights on selected films from the Indie Nation and Documentary section of the festival.

Note: This is the second part of a three part episode. An hour isn’t enough to discuss the films in this year’s Cinemalaya, so without further adieu we give you our insights on selected films from the Indie Nation and Documentary section of the festival.

Note: This is the first part of a three part episode. An hour isn’t enough to discuss the films in this year’s Cinemalaya, so without further adieu we give you our insights on selected films from the Indie Nation and Documentary section of the festival.

Note: This is the final part of a three part episode. An hour isn’t enough to discuss the films in this year’s Cinemalaya, so without further adieu we give you our insights on selected films from the Indie Nation and Documentary section of the festival.

Note: This is the second part of a 3 part episode. Despite having enormous time indoors nowadays, it's a huge accomplishment to have all filmmakers join us for one single episode. But we managed with what we can do with our time, and so we gathered some of the best and the brightest from the Main Competition section of the Cinemalaya 2020 film festival. Part 2: Tokwifi, featuring Carla Pulido and Adrienne Vergara Tokwifi has been a dream experience for most of us since its entry in last year's QCinema, this time around audiences get to relive that experience again as it joins the roster of main competition films this year. Despite the gruesome internet connection in Benguet, we talk to Carla Pulido and her star Adrienne Vergara, about their film.

Note: This is part 1 of a 3 part episode. Despite having enormous time indoors nowadays, it's a huge accomplishment to have all filmmakers join us for one single episode. But we managed with what we can do with our time, and so we gathered some of the best and the brightest from the Main Competition section of the Cinemalaya 2020 film festival. Part 1: The Slums, featuring Jan Cobey It's probably Jan Andrei Cobey's first podcast feature EVER and we are just as delighted to have him on the show! In this episode, we discuss his first ever film, The Slums as it made its way in this year's Cinemalaya, and how graduating from film school with your thesis film making rounds with you opens more doors and chances.

Note: This is the final part of a 3 part episode. Despite having enormous time indoors nowadays, it's a huge accomplishment to have all filmmakers join us for one single episode. But we managed with what we can do with our time, and so we gathered some of the best and the brightest from the Main Competition section of the Cinemalaya 2020 film festival. Part 3: Fatigued, with James Mayo Part-friend of the pod and all-around good guy, James Mayo has always surprised us with the set of films he decides to make. From The Chanters to Kuya Wes, his entry in this year's Cinemalaya is a far cry from the usual melodrama, and quite honestly focuses the theory of the fatigue in our everyday lives in a stylized video-game manner. As the last part of this segment, we also ask him his favorite things to do during the lockdown.

Note: This is part 1 of a 3 part episode. Despite having enormous time indoors nowadays, it’s a huge accomplishment to have all filmmakers join us for one single episode. But we managed with what we can do with our time, and so we gathered some of the best and the brightest from the Main Competition section of the Cinemalaya 2020 film festival. Part 1: The Slums, featuring Jan Cobey It’s probably Jan Andrei Cobey’s first podcast feature EVER and we are just as delighted to have him on the show! In this episode, we discuss his first ever film, The Slums as it made its way in this year’s Cinemalaya, and how graduating from film school with your thesis film making rounds with you opens more doors and chances.

Note: This is the second part of a 3 part episode. Despite having enormous time indoors nowadays, it’s a huge accomplishment to have all filmmakers join us for one single episode. But we managed with what we can do with our time, and so we gathered some of the best and the brightest from the Main Competition section of the Cinemalaya 2020 film festival. Part 2: Tokwifi, featuring Carla Pulido and Adrienne Vergara Tokwifi has been a dream experience for most of us since its entry in last year’s QCinema, this time around audiences get to relive that experience again as it joins the roster of main competition films this year. Despite the gruesome internet connection in Benguet, we talk to Carla Pulido and her star Adrienne Vergara, about their film.

Note: This is the final part of a 3 part episode. Despite having enormous time indoors nowadays, it’s a huge accomplishment to have all filmmakers join us for one single episode. But we managed with what we can do with our time, and so we gathered some of the best and the brightest from the Main Competition section of the Cinemalaya 2020 film festival. Part 3: Fatigued, with James Mayo Part-friend of the pod and all-around good guy, James Mayo has always surprised us with the set of films he decides to make. From The Chanters to Kuya Wes, his entry in this year’s Cinemalaya is a far cry from the usual melodrama, and quite honestly focuses the theory of the fatigue in our everyday lives in a stylized video-game manner. As the last part of this segment, we also ask him his favorite things to do during the lockdown.

Note: this is the final part of a four part episode. Who'd have thought that what was once a dream/nightmare for all cinephiles--- to watch films on the go at the touch of one's fingertips - - - becomes a reality this year as the whole world shuts its establishments like theaters to prevent a massive pandemic from occurring? But one must always follow suit in any circumstances, and so this year Cinemalaya Film Festival was held exclusively via Vimeo for a limited time only. In this episode, the gang reviews all short films that premiered in the Main Competition section of the festival. What were your favorites?

Note: this is Part 3 of a four part episode. Who'd have thought that what was once a dream/nightmare for all cinephiles--- to watch films on the go at the touch of one's fingertips - - - becomes a reality this year as the whole world shuts its establishments like theaters to prevent a massive pandemic from occurring? But one must always follow suit in any circumstances, and so this year Cinemalaya Film Festival was held exclusively via Vimeo for a limited time only. In this episode, the gang reviews all short films that premiered in the Main Competition section of the festival. What were your favorites?

Note: This is Part 1 of a four-part episode. Who'd have thought that what was once a dream/nightmare for all cinephiles--- to watch films on the go at the touch of one's fingertips - - - becomes a reality this year as the whole world shuts its establishments like theaters to prevent a massive pandemic from occurring? But one must always follow suit in any circumstances, and so this year Cinemalaya Film Festival was held exclusively via Vimeo for a limited time only. In this episode, the gang reviews all short films that premiered in the Main Competition section of the festival. What were your favorites?

Note: this is Part 2 of a four part episode. Who'd have thought that what was once a dream/nightmare for all cinephiles--- to watch films on the go at the touch of one's fingertips - - - becomes a reality this year as the whole world shuts its establishments like theaters to prevent a massive pandemic from occurring? But one must always follow suit in any circumstances, and so this year Cinemalaya Film Festival was held exclusively via Vimeo for a limited time only. In this episode, the gang reviews all short films that premiered in the Main Competition section of the festival. What were your favorites?

Note: This is Part 1 of a four-part episode. Who’d have thought that what was once a dream/nightmare for all cinephiles— to watch films on the go at the touch of one’s fingertips – – – becomes a reality this year as the whole world shuts its establishments like theaters to prevent a massive pandemic from occurring? But one must always follow suit in any circumstances, and so this year Cinemalaya Film Festival was held exclusively via Vimeo for a limited time only. In this episode, the gang reviews all short films that premiered in the Main Competition section of the festival. What were your favorites?

Note: this is Part 2 of a four part episode. Who’d have thought that what was once a dream/nightmare for all cinephiles— to watch films on the go at the touch of one’s fingertips – – – becomes a reality this year as the whole world shuts its establishments like theaters to prevent a massive pandemic from occurring? But one must always follow suit in any circumstances, and so this year Cinemalaya Film Festival was held exclusively via Vimeo for a limited time only. In this episode, the gang reviews all short films that premiered in the Main Competition section of the festival. What were your favorites?

Note: this is Part 3 of a four part episode. Who’d have thought that what was once a dream/nightmare for all cinephiles— to watch films on the go at the touch of one’s fingertips – – – becomes a reality this year as the whole world shuts its establishments like theaters to prevent a massive pandemic from occurring? But one must always follow suit in any circumstances, and so this year Cinemalaya Film Festival was held exclusively via Vimeo for a limited time only. In this episode, the gang reviews all short films that premiered in the Main Competition section of the festival. What were your favorites?

Note: this is the final part of a four part episode. Who’d have thought that what was once a dream/nightmare for all cinephiles— to watch films on the go at the touch of one’s fingertips – – – becomes a reality this year as the whole world shuts its establishments like theaters to prevent a massive pandemic from occurring? But one must always follow suit in any circumstances, and so this year Cinemalaya Film Festival was held exclusively via Vimeo for a limited time only. In this episode, the gang reviews all short films that premiered in the Main Competition section of the festival. What were your favorites?

Today, we look back on Cinemalaya short films that have competed in the main competition back in the year of The First Pandemic. That wonderful year full of promise and hope before the Subterran Queen surfaced and the TikTok Wars began.

Respeto (2017) The Cinemalaya 2017 film Respeto was one of the most highly regarded films of that year. In light of recent events, the club talks with the director of the film to see how it shapes up in the present day. In this episode, we take a deep dive into the production, history and lessons of Respeto. guests: Treb Monteras II (director) notes: This podcast episode contains major spoilers for Respeto.

Respeto (2017) The Cinemalaya 2017 film Respeto was one of the most highly regarded films of that year. In light of recent events, the club talks with the director of the film to see how it shapes up in the present day. In this episode, we take a deep dive into the production, history and lessons of Respeto. guests: Treb Monteras II (director) notes: This podcast episode contains major spoilers for Respeto.

courtesy of Louie Baharom, Cinephilia.ph In this special 2 part episode of Third World Cinema Club, we talk about one of the most important films of 2019. John Denver Trending won best film at Cinemalaya 2019, and with its debut on streaming services, it has gained an all new audience. We take a deep dive into the film, talking with the director and lead actors about making the film, and more. Guests: Arden Rod Condez (Director), Jansen Magpusao (John Denver), Meryll Soriano (Maritess). notes: This episode contains major spoilers. This is part one of a two part episode, the second part can be found here. This episode is dedicated to former Film Police staffer Kenneth Borlan, who sadly passed away early this year.

courtesy of Louie Baharom, Cinephilia.ph In this special 2 part episode of Third World Cinema Club, we talk about one of the most important films of 2019. John Denver Trending won best film at Cinemalaya 2019, and with its debut on streaming services, it has gained an all new audience. We take a deep dive into the film, talking with the director and lead actors about making the film, and more. Guests: Arden Rod Condez (Director), Jansen Magpusao (John Denver), Meryll Soriano (Maritess). notes: This episode contains major spoilers. This is part one of a two part episode, the second part can be found here. This episode is dedicated to former Film Police staffer Kenneth Borlan, who sadly passed away early this year.

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Join Cholo as he sits down with direk Arden Rod Condez, director of Cinemalaya 2019 Best Picture  'John Denver Trending' - listen as they talk about the making of the film, the experience of going to Busan International Film Festival, 'aswangs' in Antique, writing for Pinoy teleseryes such as 'The Killer Bride,' and much more!John Denver Trending is back in cinemas from November 20-26 in Cinema Centennario and Cinema '76.Like John Denver Trending on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JohnDenverTrending/For more updates subscribe to us and follow:FB: POPcorn with Cholo Sediaren / TW: @popcornwcholo  & @ccsediaren / IG: @popcornwcholo & @ccsediaren / YouTube: Cholo Sediaren 

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Thop Nazareno’s second feature length film, Edward, is debuting in local cinemas this week! We think this is one of Cinemalaya 2019’s best films. For this episode of Third World Cinema Club, Princess and John talk to Thop Nazareno about Edward and also his first feature film Kiko Boksingero. Is the film part of a trilogy? Why does he like coming of age films so much? That and more in this episode! Also, check out the trailer for Edward here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3Z8FnH_Agg notes: This film contains major spoilers for Edward. A prompt will be present when major spoilers are about to be spoiled. We recorded this episode over at Starbucks Mother Ignacia branch.

Thop Nazareno’s second feature length film, Edward, is debuting in local cinemas this week! We think this is one of Cinemalaya 2019’s best films. For this episode of Third World Cinema Club, Princess and John talk to Thop Nazareno about Edward and also his first feature film Kiko Boksingero. Is the film part of a trilogy? Why does he like coming of age films so much? That and more in this episode! Also, check out the trailer for Edward here: notes: This film contains major spoilers for Edward. A prompt will be present when major spoilers are about to be spoiled. We recorded this episode over at Starbucks Mother Ignacia branch.

What happens when a film critic commits words onto paper? Film critic (and friend of the pod) Richard Bolisay joins the gang to talk about film criticism in the Philippines, improving film literacy in the country, and his upcoming book, Break It to Me Gently – a collection of essays and other works from his film blog Lilok Pelikula. Let’s listen to another uncontroversial episode of Third World Cinema Club! notes: This episode was recorded at Hatch Hub along Maginhawa Street. Break It to Me Gently launches October 19, 2019. Pre-order Richard’s book by clicking on this link! 

In this episode of Third World Cinema Club, we look back at the latest edition of the Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino! Is Pagbalik any good? Is LSS like a song that won’t leave your brain? What is it about the Panti Sisters that makes it appeal to so many? Join the gang as they talk about the ten competition films of the festival, and exhibition film Verdict. Notes: This episode was recorded at Hatch Hub over at Maginhawa Street. Spoilers are present for all the PPP films discussed in this podcast.

It’s finally time for the gang to talk about Cinemalaya 2019! We talk about each of the films from the country’s largest independent film festival. Which movies stood out? Which movies ended up being disappointments? Find out in the first of many filmfest-related episodes for the latter half of the year. notes: This is the audio version of a video episode we did in collaboration with Contagious, Inc. The video isn’t out yet, but we’ll post it as soon as it’s available. This podcast contains spoilers for all Cinemalaya 2019 films.

It’s finally time for the gang to talk about Cinemalaya 2019! We talk about each of the films from the country’s largest independent film festival. Which movies stood out? Which movies ended up being disappointments? Find out in the first of many filmfest-related episodes for the latter half of the year. notes: This is the audio version of a video episode we did in collaboration with Contagious, Inc. The video isn’t out yet, but we’ll post it as soon as it’s available. This podcast contains spoilers for all Cinemalaya 2019 films.

Crisel Consunji (left) and Ruby Ruiz (right) While we prepare for our no-holds-barred Cinemalaya episode, we have a little teaser to whet your appetites. During the festival, we (and a bunch of other people) talked with Crisel Consunji, star of PH-HK collab Still Human, and Ruby Ruiz, Cinemalaya 2019 Best Actress. Crisel talks about the casting process that got her the job, and other challenges in playing such a role. Ruby Ruiz talks about character acting, her first lead performance, and “that” particular scene in Iska. Notes The audio was recorded during the Cinemalaya Eyeball event. We’ve tried to clean up the audio as much as we could, but please bear with some of the background noise. Spoilers for Iska are present in this episode. My personal views on Iska have changed a bit after rewatching the film, as seen in the upcoming discussion ep – John

Crisel Consunji (left) and Ruby Ruiz (right) While we prepare for our no-holds-barred Cinemalaya episode, we have a little teaser to whet your appetites. During the festival, we (and a bunch of other people) talked with Crisel Consunji, star of PH-HK collab Still Human, and Ruby Ruiz, Cinemalaya 2019 Best Actress. Crisel talks about the casting process that got her the job, and other challenges in playing such a role. Ruby Ruiz talks about character acting, her first lead performance, and “that” particular scene in Iska. Notes The audio was recorded during the Cinemalaya Eyeball event. We’ve tried to clean up the audio as much as we could, but please bear with some of the background noise. Spoilers for Iska are present in this episode. My personal views on Iska have changed a bit after rewatching the film, as seen in the upcoming discussion ep – John

As of today (Aug 10, 2019), on-going pa din ang showing (sa CCP Complex) ng mga pelikulang kalahok sa Cinemalaya. Pero ano nga ba ang Cinemalaya? At ano ba ang magandang naidudulot nito sa mga baguhan nating film makers and producers? Idi-discuss din namin sa episode na ito ang experience namin sa pag-attend ng gala night, sa pagnood sa CCP Main Theather (Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo), at sa pagtatabi namin ni Xian Lim (director of Tabon) sa isang tanghalan sa CCP. PinoyPodcast #PodcastPH #CoffeeNaLangDear #CNLD

The tables have turned in the first anniversary special of the Third World Cinema Club Podcast! While before we were the ones who asked the questions, it’s now our turn in the hot seat. Elora Españo asks us hard hitting questions of various kinds in order to get to know us better. Learn secrets from the zen master! What’s Tristan’s alter ego name? That, and more, in this special not-really-about-films episode of 3WCC. NOTES: We have a new logo, designed by our very own DJ Ramones.

ANi, ARE YOU OKAY? Get to know more about one of the most anticipated films from Cinemalaya 2019: ANi: The Harvest, with our extra special guests Toni Zuñiga (Producer/Writer), Miguel Valdes ("ANi, The Warbot") and Jermaine Choa Peck ("Agnes")! Find out what it's like to create a Sci-Fi film with a Filipino touch, the experience of doing motion capture, and more behind the scenes stories and anecdotes from the upcoming film.POP!kern topics of the week include the Yeng Constantino Siargao controversy, showbiz drama between Julia Barretto-Gerald Anderson-Bea Alonzo, SDCC news round-up (what did we think about THAT Cats trailer?), and more!Joining Cholo in this episode is co-host Emil Hofileña (@emilhofilena)WATCH ANi: The Harvest in Cinemalaya 2019 from August 2 to 13 in Greenbelt, Glorietta, Trinoma, UP Town Center, Market! Market!, Evia Lifestyle Center, and the Cultural Center of the Philippines. Follow their social media pages: Facebook, Twitter: @aniharvest , and Instagram: @ani_harvest.For more updates subscribe to us and follow:FB: POPcorn with Cholo Sediaren / TW: @popcornwcholo  & @ccsediaren / IG: @popcornwcholo & @ccsediaren / YouTube: Cholo Sediaren  

L-R, front row: Samantha Lee, Gabby Padilla and Zar Donato Our (belated) special for pride month continues! For this special episode, we interview Billie and Emma director Samantha Lee and its leads Gabby Padilla and Zar Donato. Widely known as the first openly lesbian filmmaker of Philippine Cinema, Samantha Lee has caught the attention of audiences and critics alike. Her first film Baka Bukas was a surprise hit in the 2016 edition of the Cinema One Originals Film Festival. Her sophomore film, Billie and Emma, exceeded expectations and helped boost the careers of its two leads. Sam, Gabby and Zar share their experiences working on Billie and Emma, and share their thoughts on representation and the need for more diverse storytelling in contemporary cinema. Bonus segment: We find out which LGBT films and performances stood out for the three. Enjoy! notes: We recorded this episode at Satchmi at SM Megamall. Spoilers are present for Billie and Emma.

In celebration of LGBT month, Third World Cinema Club speaks with Joselito “Jay” Altarejos. He has directed films such as Ang Lalaki sa Parola (2007), Ang Lihim ni Antonio (2008), Kasal (2014), Tale of the Lost Boys (2018)0 and Jino To Mari (2019). We discuss Altarejos’ early life in TV and film productions, his filmmaking process, and behind-the-scenes stories. In addition, he also shares his favorite LGBT movies and performances. notes: We recorded this episode at Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf at Shangrila Plaza Edsa. This episode contains mild swearing and descriptions of sexual situations. Viewer discretion is advised. There are some audio issues in this episode, but we have tried to preserve audio quality as much as possible.

“Love can be a good thing and a bad thing, it can sometimes be a drug,” Rhian Ramos says about her new single ‘Body Crashes’. She knows many people will scoff at her newfound passion as an original musician, writing songs about love, but she’s unfazed. “For a long time I’ve been ashamed of my feelings… it takes a different set of guts to put something that you’ve written [out] because then everyone has the freedom to say, ‘You write bad’, or, ‘Your feelings are weird’. Luckily, we’re all our [own] worst critics, so there’s nothing that anyone can say to me that will hurt my feelings anymore.” It seems that what’s driving her is a renewed sense of freedom. She has just returned from a half-year stay in America, where she made the music video for ‘Body Crashes’. “I was in a place where every person is free,” and she had imbibed this freedom so deeply that the ‘Body Crashes’ MV ended up being almost too passionate for Philippine TV. Rhian also brings up the same thing about the local music scene, noting how interesting it is that everyone has the freedom to mix genres, how inspiring it is that everyone is allowed to write their own music now. In this special interview, Rhian talks about her motivations for pursuing a passion in music (“It’s nice to finally [sing], just to express”), her observations about the trajectory of the local music industry, and her source of ideas (and feelings) for the songs she writes—with bonus quips about ‘Stranger Things’ and ‘Lost in Translation’. *** Rhian Ramos is one of the most sought-after actresses of Philippine cinema. Her recent film “Kung Paano Siya Nawala” added to her filmography where she proved her versatility. In “Kung Paano Siya Nawala”, she plays Shana, the love interest of a man suffering from face blindness. Some of her other memorable movie and TV performances include Sally in “Saving Sally” (2016), femme fatale Valerie in “Silong” (2015), and Althea in “The Rich Man’s Daughter” (2015). notes: To see the video version of this episode, click here: Link The official music video of Body Crashes is on Rhian Ramos’s YouTube channel A writeup of the event over at Reverse Delay is available here: ‘Body Crashes’ and the freedom to self-express: an interview with Rhian Ramos DJ’s live recording of Body Crashes: Link DJ’s incomplete recording of Napagod: Link

It’s another random episode of Third World Cinema Club! In a full-length version of what have we watched recently? DJ, John and Princess talk about three recent films. Included in the discussion are: Matthew Rosen’s Quezon’s Game, Kim Tae-sik’s Sunshine Family and Simon Kinberg’s Dark Phoenix. It’s our breeziest episode yet! (Probably because we recorded this outside.) Notes: SPOILER ALERT: Spoilers abound for all three films discussed.

Ani: the Harvest. From the official FB Page. One of the most anticipated films in the upcoming Cinemalaya film festival is Ani: The Harvest. Cinemalaya’s first truly science fiction film looks and sounds like an absolute treat. In this episode of Third World Cinema Club, the gang talks with the cast and crew of Ani: The Harvest about their inspiration behind the film and the trials and tribulations of making a science fiction film in the Philippines. Notes: To see the production team’s earlier science fiction film, Dystopium, click here. Guests: Kim Zuniga (Writer-Director) Toni Zuniga (Writer, Producer) Sandro del Rosario (Writer-Director) Miguel Valdez (Ani) Zyren dela Cruz (Mithi)

Ani: the Harvest. From the official FB Page. One of the most anticipated films in the upcoming Cinemalaya film festival is Ani: The Harvest. Cinemalaya’s first truly science fiction film looks and sounds like an absolute treat. In this episode of Third World Cinema Club, the gang talks with the cast and crew of Ani: The Harvest about their inspiration behind the film and the trials and tribulations of making a science fiction film in the Philippines. Notes: To see the production team’s earlier science fiction film, Dystopium, click here. Guests: Kim Zuniga (Writer-Director) Toni Zuniga (Writer, Producer) Sandro del Rosario (Writer-Director) Miguel Valdez (Ani) Zyren dela Cruz (Mithi)

Election season is over, and it’s time for another random episode of Third World Cinema Club! In this episode, John, DJ, Jim and Princess talk about two films that recently came out this month. Is Tayo Sa Huling Buwan ng Taon worth the hype? How does Last Fool Show shape up compared to Eduardo Roy’s other films? Let’s find out! Notes: Spoilers are present for all the films discussed in this episode. The club recorded this episode at Satchmi over at Megamall’s Fashion Hall. Links: DJ’s review of Tayo Princess’ review of Tayo John’s review of Tayo

3WCC with the cast and director: Dwein Baltazar, Iana Bernardez, Nicco Manalo and Dylan Ray Talon. Not in picture: Anthony Falcon Dwein Baltazar’s Gusto Kita With All My Hypothalamus recently won FAMAS Best Picture, and it’s not hard to see why. Her love letter to Manila is haunting and beautiful in more ways than one. In celebration of the film’s first anniversary since hitting Cinefilipino 2018, the gang talks to Dwein and the cast of the film about the reception to the film, their own behind the scenes stories, and other things. Notes: Obviously, this episode contains spoilers for the movie. This episode was recorded at Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf in Tomas Morato.

The Cast of Tayo. From the official TBA website. This week, the follow-up to Nestor Abrogena’s surprise hit Ang Kwento Nating Dalawa will premiere in theaters. In this episode of Third World Cinema Club, the gang talks to the cast and crew of the film – actors Alex Medina and Nicco Manalo, as well as Director Nestor Abrogena and Make-up artist Jopie Sanchez – about the much-awaited sequel. Conversations include the filmmaking process behind the first film, filming at the MRT and who you should vote this May. Notes: This episode was recorded at Think Spot at Maginhawa, with food and drinks by Snack Shack, also along Maginhawa. No spoilers for Tayo, though spoilers for the first film are present.

Avengers: Endgame is the 22nd film of the MCU and the last film of the Infinity Saga. Bolstered by fan anticipation and glowing reviews, it has taken the world by storm. In this special episode of Third World Cinema Club, friend of the podcast James Espinoza joins us to talk about the worldwide blockbuster phenomenon. Notes: As the episode talks about the movie in depth, this episode contains MAJOR SPOILERS.

Behind the Screen Series: The Pacemaker and the Witness In this special sub-series of Third World Cinema Club, we take a look at the people involved in film production, whose work audiences see and feel on screen, but might not know about. For this episode, we talk to a filmmaking duo whose work speaks for itself. Editors are perhaps one of the most overlooked jobs in filmmaking, even though the fruits of their labor exist in plain sight. Editors and directors give movies their flow and rhythm, supplying the work with its beating heart. Chuck Gutierrez is a multi-award winning film editor, director and producer. His works have garnered recognition locally and in major film festivals around the world. On the other hand, documentary filmmakers are part of a critically important subset of filmmakers. They are witnesses in both senses of the word – as observers and as storytellers. Baby Ruth Villarama is a producer and director, best known for directing documentary films. Her 2016 film Sunday Beauty Queen won best picture in that year’s edition of the MMFF – the first such documentary to win the award. Other films include Little Azkals (2014) and Jazz in Love (2013). In this special episode of Third World Cinema Club’s Behind the Screen Series, Princess talk to two of the industry’s best about their filmmaking and creative process and how they shape lives and worlds through stories. Notes: We recorded this episode over at Coffee Project in Mandaluyong. We pre-recorded this episode on April 19,  2019 (Good Friday) hence the reference. No major spoilers in this episode.

Third World Cinema Club looks back at the films of Sinag Maynila 2019! Join John, DJ, Princess and Jim as they talk about social realist cinema, porn in Japan and more. This is also a very special episode, since it marks our first partnership with Contagious Inc, who recorded a video version of this podcast! Look out for this first episode (and behold our faces) very soon. Notes: Spoiler Warning for all five Sinag Maynila Films. This podcast contains explicit language and descriptions of sexual acts. Listener discretion is advised.

Cinemalaya 2018’s Kuya Wes will be getting its commercial release in cinemas on March 13, 2019. For this episode, the gang talks with director James Robin Mayo about Kuya Wes, his experience working with lead actor Ogie Alcasid, and his other major work, 2017’s The Chanters. Notes: Spoilers for Kuya Wes are present in this podcast. Link to an analysis for 500 Days of Summer: here We recorded this podcast at Think Spot along Maginhawa Street. More details here.

Cinemalaya 2018’s Kuya Wes will be getting its commercial release in cinemas on March 13, 2019. For this episode, the gang talks with director James Robin Mayo about Kuya Wes, his experience working with lead actor Ogie Alcasid, and his other major work, 2017’s The Chanters. Notes: Spoilers for Kuya Wes are present in this podcast. Link to an analysis for 500 Days of Summer: here We recorded this podcast at Think Spot along Maginhawa Street. More details here.

The Third World Cinema Club interviews the cast and crew of upcoming film Liway! Join John as he interviews actors Glaiza de Castro, Dominic Roco and producer Alemberg Ang as they share a few insights about Cinemalaya’s highest grossing film. Liway opens October 10 in cinemas nationwide. Theatrical trailer for Liway: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJd6Mw7QQpA (our thoughts about Liway can be found in Episode 3, or you can read the following reviews): DJ’s Review of Liway (Cinemalaya) – https://reversedelay.net/2018/08/08/kuya-wes-pan-de-salawal-liway-cinemalaya-film-reviews/ John’s Review of Liway (Cinemalaya) – https://devasishanti.blogspot.com/2018/08/cinemalaya-2018-kung-paano-hinihintay.html

The Third World Cinema Club interviews the cast and crew of upcoming film Liway! Join John as he interviews actors Glaiza de Castro, Dominic Roco and producer Alemberg Ang as they share a few insights about Cinemalaya’s highest grossing film. Liway opens October 10 in cinemas nationwide. Theatrical trailer for Liway: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJd6Mw7QQpA (our thoughts about Liway can be found in Episode 3, or you can read the following reviews): DJ’s Review of Liway (Cinemalaya) – https://reversedelay.net/2018/08/08/kuya-wes-pan-de-salawal-liway-cinemalaya-film-reviews/ John’s Review of Liway (Cinemalaya) – https://devasishanti.blogspot.com/2018/08/cinemalaya-2018-kung-paano-hinihintay.html

The gang talks about the recently concluded Cinemalaya 2018. Part 1 of a 2-part festival special.

The gang talks about the recently concluded Cinemalaya 2018. Part 1 of a 2-part festival special.

The Third World Cinema Club talks about the films of the upcoming Cinemalaya 2018 film festival and Irene Villamor’s Meet Me in St. Gallen. 0:00-45:29 Cinemalaya Discussion; 45:30 onwards Meet Me in St. Gallen

The Third World Cinema Club talks about the films of the upcoming Cinemalaya 2018 film festival and Irene Villamor’s Meet Me in St. Gallen. 0:00-45:29 Cinemalaya Discussion; 45:30 onwards Meet Me in St. Gallen

Welcome to the inaugural episode of The Streamline Podcast, a Pop Culture Podcast by Pop Philtre Bea, Mon and Euge are your panel for the pilot We discuss our movie ideas for Cinemalaya and the difference between Matinee Idols and Character Actors We also give our takes on the Pabebe Girls, SONA, lip-synching and the Stephen Curry and Daniel Padilla twitter following! All music made by Lee Rosevere Subscribe to our podcast: http://feeds.soundcloud.com/users/soundcloud:users:160358586/sounds.rss Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/popphiltre Follow us on Twitter: @PopPhiltre

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Indie film director Emman dela Cruz takes time to chat with Miles and Margaret as he waits to go onstage to receive yet another award for his critically acclaimed film, "Sarong Banggi," under UFO Films. The three lose track of time, Emman almost is not able to receive his Best Director award. Literally "One Night" in Bicolano, Sarong Banggi is a story of two people whose lives change after a chance encounter. Newcomer Angelo Ilagan plays a teen-coming-of-ager who meets and connects with a washed up but ephemeral prostitute played by Jaclyn Jose--who won an Urian (an Oscar equivalent) for this role. If we tell you any more, we'd be doing a great disservice to the independent film industry by composing a blog-level review of an otherwise excellent, excellent film. Jessie Lazaten's take on the folk song of the same name is also featured in this podcast. Watch the trailer (which you could also download into your iPod Movie) by clicking on the PLAY button above. Listen to the podcast by clicking on the PLAY button below. Above...trailer; below...podcast. Got it? Find a much better way to spend a hundred and fifty pesos by watching Sarong Banggi which opens on September 6th and runs for a week at all SM Cinemas across the galaxyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!