Author: Ymmanwel Rico Provinio

Come the darkest and tumultuous years of the Philippines, when the country and its citizenry are subjected by the evil dictator’s Martial Law. A woman of integrity, patriotism and nationalism rise up in the forefront of struggling and challenging times. The movie is

Expected to spruce up the annual cinematic celebration, the 14th CineMalaya has never failed to bring not glitz and glamour, but pomp and pageantry as well – indie alternative. The opening night opened with some delays, due to the Friday traffic jam, as

Come August 3 to 12 of this year, the following seven award-winning Asian indie films from India, Japan, Russia, China, Thailand, and the Philippines, are to be screened in Cinemalaya’s Visions of Asia. Directed and written by P. Sheshadri, “Beti” is the story

The Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) and the Cinemalaya Foundation open its much-awaited annual Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival, its 14th year, August 3 to 12 at various venues of the CCP and selected Ayala Cinemas. The festival offers the suspense-action-thriller, “Buy

Glimpses of the interiors of some dwellings during the 60s evokes some iconic memories, perhaps complexity of secrecy, pain, regret, laughter, definitely sacrifice. Most dominant, a painting of a prima diva of bygone glory days of an opera singer, Maestra Adela, is set