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Inkwo for When the Starving Return is one hell of a trip. The short film is a stop-motion animated extravaganza ...

This year's Metro Manila Film Festival boasts of a lineup of films that—finally—have begun focusing on quality as much as ...

After I finished watching the four-part documentary series Selling Superman, I asked several people if they felt they were passionate ...

All movies should have a purpose, right? Or at least, they should feel like they have a purpose and that ...

Curry Scent is based on a script that spreads too thin throughout its entire running time. You will probably find ...

Carlo Ledesma’s Outside offers an interesting take on the zombie apocalypse genre by turning its lens inward, trading blood-soaked thrills ...

Recurring grief can sneak up on someone, sometimes unannounced. After all, one can say that it’s basically unexpressed love with ...

Takamasa Oe's “Whale Bones” (Japanese: 鯨の骨), which recently had its North American Premiere at this year’s JAPAN CUTS, plays like ...

A Tokyo-based photographer receives a phone call one day, informing him of the death of his estranged father. Wanting nothing ...

Usually, Philippine films under the sex-comedy/drama genre get categorized as such only by name. While marketed as mature-role vehicles for ...

Oz Perkins’ latest film, “Longlegs,” excels in its atmospheric dread. It bides its time using the fear of the unknown ...

A young woman sunbathes on a floating bed by the lake. Suddenly, she panics when the bed drifts away, helplessly ...

From February 15 to 18, the Waco Family & Faith International Film Festival will be held in the beloved and cozy ...

Depicting an engaging portrait of the challenges faced by the Indigenous peoples is a tall order, especially one that connects ...

Ever since I had started planning my trip to California, Los Angeles was set to be the main attraction. Movies ...