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Khavn De La Cruz [pronunciation?] (also known as KHAVN) is a Filipino poet, [citation needed] singer, songwriter, pianist and filmmaker. He is the founder and festival director of MOV International Film, Music and Literature Festival.
May 3, 2021 · Multi-hyphenate filmmaker Khavn challenges the notion of cinema and explains why boundless creation is now possible with digital filmmaking
Disturbing, surreal, yet brilliant—these are the key components to renegade filmmaker Khavn De La Cruz’s experimental cinema. His films disturb the comfortable with no remorse as he depicts the Philippines in his tales.
Khavn, originally named Khavn de la Cruz, is a very outspoken, experimental filmmaker. He has directed over 100 films, making him one of the most productive filmmakers in the Philippines, and far beyond.
Apr 23, 2021 · Upstream.ph and Globe deserve a big pat on the back for finally giving Khavn a long-overdue, fitting tribute. The Retrospective, which starts streaming tomorrow, Saturday, April 24, will feature...
Profile. Name: Khavn / Khavn De La Cruz. Born: December 23, 1973. Birthplace: Manila, Philippines.
Khavn De La Cruz Considered the "Father of Philippine Digital Filmmaking," KHAVN has been making films and features since 1994. He founded MOV International Film, Music, & Literature Festival, which highlights independent films.
Khavn has written eight books of poetry, two short story collections, a novel, and a reference book about the Philippine No Wave film movement. He has won twice in the Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards for Literature, the most prestigious literary contest in the Philippines.
Khavn De La CRUZ (1973, Philippines), is a prolific Filipino filmmaker, writer, pianist, songwriter and composer. Since 1994 he has directed over 300 films including Squatterpunk (2006), Manila in the Fangs of Darkness (2008) and has collaborated with Alexander Kluge on films such as Orphea (2020) and Happy Lamento (2018), making him one of the ...
Khavn was born on 23 December 1973 in the Philippines. He is a director and writer, known for Mondomanila, or: How I Fixed My Hair After a Rather Long Journey (2012), Balangiga: Howling Wilderness (2017) and EDSA XXX: Nothing Ever Changes in the Ever-Changing Republic of Ek-Ek-Ek (2014).
