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Continue reading →: Take It Easy, Joey: ReviewTake It Easy, Joey (2025) is a short documentary that follows Filipino Canadian wrestler Joey Serranilla and his persona, TekkitEazyJoey. It is a fun and light film that traces how a character achieves his dream by embracing his identity and celebrating who he is. Peppered throughout the documentary is the…
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Continue reading →: Akashi ReviewBy Heinrich Domingo The diaspora experience is unique. It carries with it a voice that is often unheard and a perspective that is often misunderstood. For years, cinema has attempted to tell stories of identity, yet many of these are filtered through a singular cultural lens. Akashi stands as a…
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Continue reading →: Rental Family ReviewMuch has been written about the hidden loneliness of Japan and how its society can appear eccentric to outsiders. Films have often attempted to explain this through a foreign lens, sometimes reducing it into mere fascination. Rental Family does not fall into this trap. Made by a Japanese team, the…
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Continue reading →: Hello, Love, Again and the Global FilipinoIn January 2023, my wife and I left the Philippines in search of a better future in Canada. We bid goodbye to the careers we had built and the community we had been a part of—managing to squeeze the past three decades into two 25-kg pieces of luggage. As a…
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Continue reading →: BL Series at ang Gay Narrative sa PilipinasHindi bago ang kwento ng bakla sa Philippine media. May makulay at kadalasa’y masalimuot na kasaysayan ang representasyon nila sa sine at TV. Sa pagpasok ng panibagong porma ng gay media sa Pilipinas, kailangan suriin kung paano nakatutulong o nakasasama ang mga palabas na ito sa imahe ng bakla. Dalawa…
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