“Atin ang Kulayaan: Makibeki ngayon, atin ang panahon!” This demand to uphold LGBTQ+ rights and to achieve true freedom is what paused the showers of June. Instead, luminous arrays of colors poured down last June 25 as the Metro Manila Pride March and Festival 2022 enamored the Cultural Center of the Philippines open grounds. With…
Author: Dayne Aduna
One must recognize the cruciality of how media’s portrayal of women critically shapes and empowers a young girl’s self-image.
The Marcoses’ lavish subscription to art embedded the economic and societal traumas Martial Law caused, creating shift on how the field is viewed.
Take a glance and you’ll instantly know if it’s a Wes Anderson picture. Definitely a creator of his time, Anderson’s quirky, vivid, and youthful filmmaking has become a genre in itself. Thus, it’s no surprise that his league of artsy admirers would rejoice over his return in The French Dispatch. Known for telling whimsical stories…
When the first season of The Witcher dropped in 2019, fans of the hit book series and the beloved games waited with bated breath to see if the Netflix show would be everything they wanted it to be and more. For the most part, the first season was a massive success—spurning the inevitable comparison to…
While apologies acknowledge one’s errors, it should not be used as a substitute for accountability.
While visually enticing, “Last Night in Soho” didn’t live up to its hype.
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Last November 22, DAKILA presented Speaking Truth to Power: The Future of Press Freedom in the Philippines. Through DAKILA’s Active Vista Center, in partnership with Rappler, Asian Center for Journalism (ACJ) at Ateneo and in support of the Embassy of the Netherlands in the Philippines, the forum commenced via Facebook Live and Zoom in commemoration…
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Lady Ann Salem gets the last word
After months of inhumane detainment, Lady Ann Salem vows to defend those victimized by the same injustices she endured.