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Continue reading →: Kyel: Of Addiction and Attempt at Profoundness
by Heinrich Domingo Kyel offers its viewers a 15-minute scene on how an addict loses his mind while waiting for his Rona. It is in this that the filmmakers hope viewers to see beyond addiction. It is obvious, they dream to be profound.
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Continue reading →: Sanctissima: Of Disgust and Repulsion
by Heinrich Domingo A folk lady’s house is frequented by women. Her old and dingy house reeks of foulness – a secret that none would wish to have smelled.
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Continue reading →: Apasol: Of Obscurity and Confusion
by Heinrich Domingo Two boyfriends bid their goodbyes as one is going abroad. At the background are beautiful sea landscapes filling their silence and (hopefully) the audience’s confusion. If only scenery is sufficient.
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Continue reading →: Top 5 of the best Philippine Independent Films
We have come to the end of our list of the best Indie films of the country. So far, we gave you 5. Ang Lihim ni Antonio, 4. Ang Babae sa Septic Tank, 3. Mula Sa Kung Ano Ang Noon (From What is Before), 2. Kinatay (Butchered). What do you…






