For the very first time Director Jun Robles Lana brings together three of the most beautiful faces to the big screen to tell one incredible story about family and sisterhood. Martin Del Rosario (Born Beautiful), Christian Bables (Signal Rock, Die Beautiful), and Paolo Ballesteros (Die Beautiful) all reunite with Direk Jun to bring this brand…
It’s official! The Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino‘s third year will be held this 2019 from September 11 to 17 which will mark the official celebration of the One Hundred Years of Philippine Cinema. A flagship program of the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP), Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino is a week-long celebration…
Christian Bables has cemented a place of his own in the acting world, following a win at the Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino, for his portrayal of Intoy in Signal Rock. Christian has proven to all and sundry that he is an actor to reckon with. He has also erased the notion that he was stuck…
Eight incredible films have been selected by the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) for the Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino (PPP), a one-week exclusive screening of films in all theaters nationwide. The 2018 lineup which will be screened in all cinemas nationwide on August 15-21, 2018 offers a diverse set of films which pushes…
The Cinema One Originals 2017 Best Picture “Paki,” a family drama on aging love put to test by time, will be shown in the special features section of this year’s Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino, a weeklong celebration of Filipino movies led by the Film Development Council of the Philippines happening from August 15 to 21…
Christian Bables is excited in his upcoming movie, Signal Rock, his first collaboration with Direk Chito Roño. It was a dream come true for him to be working with the A-list director. He is all praises of Direk Chito. “Ipapakita at ipaparamdam talaga niya sa iyo kung gaano ka niya pinapahalagahan bilang isang aktor at…
No one gets crucified in the new satirical comedy “Patay na si Hesus.” Well, no one or nothing except Pinoy cinema’s tired cliches, our outdated biases, predictable expectations and actors’ over-the-top performances. The latter gets skewered by the cast’s purposely deadpan dialogue delivery led by the effortless Jaclyn Jose rendering punchlines funnier, the stabs more…
