Cinema Centenario - Philippine Film Community

Cinema is changing, and is now beyond the four corners of a dark theater.

With the changing times and the uncertainties of the new normal, MOOV aims to create a multi-sectoral online community of movie lovers.

A community that will strive for the positive shaping and development of Philippine Cinema.

Cinema is for all, and everybody deserves great Filipino Cinema.

"We celebrate a century of the Filipino vision, craft, and artistry."

Cine Crítico Filipino is envisioned as a growing community of young film critics who take film writing and criticism seriously. As a collective, we imagine a Filipino cinema with a healthy and vibrant dialogue between its filmmakers and critics, and aspire to develop the great Filipino audience.

Covering an International Film Fest for the First Time

When I got accepted as an accredited press for the 50th edition of the International Film Festival Rotterdam, my plan originally entailed writing a conventional

IFFR 2021: Quo Vadis, Aida? (Review)

Quo Vadis, Aida?, the Bosnian entry for the Best International Feature Film at the 93rd Academy Awards, gives light to the events leading up to

IFFR 2021: Night of the Kings (Review)

Ivory Coast’s third submission to the Academy Awards’ Best International Feature Film category is like a fairy tale. But for a film that highlights an

IFFR 2021: Riders of Justice (Review)

Riders of Justice pushes its synthesis that a chain of trivial causes can lead to events happening in the grandest of scales by having its plot

Filmmaker Spotlight: Pom Bunsermvicha

Dagupan City, Philippines — Lemongrass Girl follows a young production assistant tasked to plant lemongrass as part of Thai superstition to ward off the rain.

Lemongrass Girl (2021) and Ritualistic Restrictions

Dagupan City, Philippines — “Has anyone seen Piano?” Lemongrass Girl follows the story of a young production assistant named Piano who is assigned to plant

Two Documentary Styles – In the Claws of Century Wanting and An Elegy to Forgetting

Jewel Maranan’s Sa Palad ng Dantaong Kulang (2017) is a documentary focusing on four separate families living in the port district of Tondo. In Palad, Maranan follows the