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6 days ago · Opening the festival is Sheron Dayoc's "The Gospel of the Beast," nominated for Best Picture in two different international film festivals, winning in Bali. The closing film, ...
6 days ago · Also part of the lineup is the opening film Sheron Dayoc’s “The Gospel of the Beast” while the Lino Brocka-helmed “Bona” will close the festival. The full-length finalists include:
1 day ago · Sheron Dayoc’s The Gospel of The Beast serves as the opening film, while the restored version of National Artist for Film Lino Brocka’s 1980 classic Bona will close this year’s festival. The continuing relevance of Cinemalaya lies in its steadfast commitment to showcasing films that embody truthful storytelling and vivid imagery.
6 days ago · Opening the festival is Sheron Dayoc's "The Gospel of the Beast," nominated for Best Picture in two different international film festivals, winning in Bali. The closing film, meanwhile, will be a restored version of Lino Brocka's "Bona," which recently ran at the Cannes Film Festival.
2 days ago · The digitally restored and remastered version of the 1998 film Jose Rizal will have a gala screening in August as part of this year’s Cinemalaya.. According to a GMA News report, the remastered classic film will be screened on Wednesday, Aug. 7 at 4 p.m. at the Manila Metropolitan Theatre during the Cinemalaya Festival as “a tribute to Philippine cinema.”
5 days ago · Ang opening film ay ang pelikulang “Gospel of the Beast” ni Sheron Dayoc na naging kalahok sa 2023 Tokyo International Film Festival. Ang restored version naman ng klasikong pelikulang “Bona” ni Lino Brocka na pinagbibidahan ni Nora Aunor ang magiging closing film. Ito ang listahan ng mga kalahok sa full length film category.
Jul 1, 2024 · “The Gospel of the Beast” by Sheron Dayoc. “Ms. Mama Mary” by Sonny Calvento. “Dalisay” by Joseph Mangat. “The Merman in Koh Sichang” by Arden Rod Condez. The CreatePHFilm Fund for Project Development is a selective and nonrefundable fund of PHP 200,000 for production companies.
