Amid political stagnancy and complacency, ‘Balota’ marches on as a rhapsody for the brewing of a revolutionary storm.
Author: Julian Rias
OMNIBUS: mise-èn-scene, in all its inaugural glory, forwards and cements a promising future for Filipino cinema.
While this year’s University Vision-Mission week aimed to be a celebration of communion and harmony, various mishaps made it quite off-tune.
The Lasallian chorale brought their internationally acclaimed melodies back home in Taft for a night of pure musical wonder.
Anik-aniks rekindles Filipinos’ sentimentality by filling up both the emotional and physical spaces of their lives.
As the City of Manila boasts numerous cultural sites, the fortune teller of Ermita is a living icon and carrier of the heritage of Filipino lore.
Truly one for the books, the 49th MMFF is marked by timeless storytelling that attests to the profound influence of Philippine cinema.
For International Students Day, youth artists and activists sang and danced along the beats of resistance and hope for the better living conditions of indigenous communities.