If you grew up gaming in the ‘90s or 2000s, you know the struggle.
From a historical reckoning in Madrid to intimate family dramas and an unprecedented comedy pairing, the 2026 Metro Manila Film Festival offers distinct visions of Filipino cinema.
Cinema '76 is taking its final bow this October. We look back at the beloved microcinema—and the alternative screens keeping Manila’s film culture alive.
Does fashion imitate the screen or does the screen imitate fashion? The answer has always been a little of both....
Gal Gadot races against time across London in Prime Video’s The Runner, a breathless thriller whose relentless speed can’t quite summon suspense.
Hosted by Silverlens Galleries founder Isa Lorenzo, the podcast series is about exploring how artists, entrepreneurs, writers, and visionaries make sense of the world—and how the rest of us can see it differently through their eyes.
Palin doesn’t just show us the Philippines—he listens to it, and that makes all the difference.
The highly acclaimed, genre-busting comic adaptation has split fans down the middle, but for unexpected reasons.
Lili Reinhart and a lovely friendship make the adaptation enjoyable, even when the romance falls a little short.
DreamWorks’ Filipino-inspired adventure brought back the stories I grew up hearing and the people I’ve shared my life with.
The Gallagher brothers’ reunion gets an intimate cinematic treatment, bringing backstage access, stadium anthems, and a story of reconciliation to Philippine audiences.
These performances capture the range, resilience, and remarkable screen presence of the late actress.
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