When Roger Ebert died, Werner Herzog mourned the loss of his friend and champion, labeling the great critic a “good…
Browsing: World Cinema
It’s telling that for most Filipinos—especially the younger generation—Manuel Luis Quezon exists not as a person but as currency. His…
For those who keenly followed the news in the early 2000s, the morbid events that unfold in “Sector 36″—despite changed…
There was no better way to start a Fantastic Fest morning than watching a prospector kill more fascists. Jalmari Helander’s…
This year marks the 20th edition of Fantastic Fest, Austin’s renowned celebration of genre cinema. Known for its audacious programming,…
(This is the final installment of our four-part series on this year’s Cinemalaya full-length finalists. For the previous coverage, check…
Late-style filmmaking refers to the later-career work of an auteur that deviates from their previous style and aesthetic. The films…
(This is the third installment of my four-part series on this year’s Cinemalaya full-length finalists. For the previous coverage, check…
(This is a continuation of my ongoing series on this year’s Cinemalaya full-length finalists. For Part 1, click here.) If…
Hanging out on social media horror forums led to me “Martyrs,” the second film I’ve seen in the past year…