cinemalaya is 24 days away.
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The Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival is just around the corner. By the end of the month all eight finalists in the New Breed Category, myself included, have to hand in a copy of our films. My film is entitled Limbunan. Set in 1989, the film capture…
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Mogley and I saw a threatrical screening of Rolston Joven’s Bakal Boys this afternoon at SM Davao. The movie house was virtually empty. Well, except for several gay men who might have thought that it was a soft porn flick based on the title (bakal…
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This is a first look at a must-see film Sakay sa Hangin (Windblown) by Regiben O. Romana.
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Filipino film director Khavn Dela Cruz (Mondomanila, The Family That Eats Soil) espouses this useful manifesto for working filmmakers and newbies. It is full of time-tested wisdom and ideas brought about by budget-less filmmaking. Try them.
Work with t…
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In Limbunan Tetchie Agbayani plays Farida, Ayesah’s aunt, who is tasked to ensure that her niece is prepared for the wedding. However, Farida’s dark past challenges Ayesah’s resolve finding herself choosing between love and loyalty to tradition …
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Jamie Unte plays the precocious Saripa in Limbunan. Forbidden to step out of her bridal quarter, Saripa serves as Ayesah’s eyes beyond the walls of her room.
Jamie is an incoming fifth grader of Notre Dame University’s Elementary Training Department …
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Clinical instructor, single mother and songstress Mayka B. Lintongan of Cotabato City tries her hand in acting in the film Limbunan.
She plays the role of Amina, obedient wife to Malindato and devoted mother to Ayesah.
Limbunan is an entry to the 6t…
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Ten (not so new) things I learned while doing my film, Limbunan.
1. Despite a lengthy, well-planned pre production, something unexpected is bound to happen during the shoot. 2. A member of the production will come to the set ill-prepared.3. Someone wil…
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I just finished shooting my full-length film, Limbunan – an entry to the sixth edition of the Cinemalaya Independent Film Festival and Competition. That explains my absence in blogosphere for the past two months. I was so busy and borderline obsessive-…
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Due to consistent ‘public’ demand, here is my 2008 favorite films list. I added in honorable mentions because I can’t help it.
Revolutionary Road dir. by Sam Mendes
Entre Les Murs (The Class) dir. by Laurent Cantet
Rachel Getting M…
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Due to consistent ‘public’ demand, here is my 2008 favorite films list. I added in honorable mentions because I can’t help it.
Revolutionary Road dir. by Sam Mendes
Entre Les Murs (The Class) dir. by Laurent Cantet
Rachel Getting M…
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Three weeks into 2010, my schedule is already packed. I am preparing to do a full-length film for Cinemalaya, which means mobilizing resources to augment the half a million pesos seed grant, revising the script, meeting with my producer almost on a dai…
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It hasn’t really occurred to me but an effective indicator of how your life is being busied up by work is by the amount of trailers that you’ve missed premiered online. As you know, new trailers are being churned out like crazy online, then you realize…
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