Jason Liwag

This landmark film receives its UK premiere at Queer East Film Festival, but its journey has been a tumultuous one.

Netflix’s 'Heartstopper' is a thoughtful coming-of-age story that puts hope in today’s generation and creates a queer miracle within the mundane confines of a British secondary school.

Given the increasing access to regional cinema, what role does Cinema Rehiyon now play?

PETA Theater’s ‘Game of Trolls’ (2017) is a musical whose virtues and intentions far outweigh its artistic merits.

We speak to MOVIEMOV festival director Bettini about celebrating Italian culture through film and the process of introducing new voices and luminaries in Italian cinema.

Guillermo del Toro’s 'Nightmare Alley' is a beautiful work that checks all the boxes of noir but remains surprisingly gritless and empty.

A spotlight on Filipino directors from around the country whose creative signatures challenge what stories are told and the way we’re telling them.

Despite its uneven writing, little narrative coherence, and excessive provocations, season two of ‘Euphoria’ continues to be unusually captivating thanks to its talented cast.

Shining a spotlight on five films that touch on queer romance for your Valentine's Day needs.

Despite creating an audiovisual feast with arresting lead performances, Carlo Francisco Manatad’s ‘Whether the Weather is Fine’ is a polarizing reimagining of how communities respond to adversity in a typhoon-ravaged area.

With glamorous set pieces and styling, and over-the-top performances, ‘House of Gucci’ is an entertaining dramedy on fashion and fraud that finds itself ultimately pointless.

'Spider-man: No Way Home' finds Peter Parker returning to his humble roots, and departing from adolescent naivete and into the cruel world of adulthood and accountability.

'Speak No Evil,' 'FRESH,' 'Resurrection,' and 'We Need To Talk About Cosby' capture the many forms of cruelty on film.

At Sundance 2022, three films interrogate the process of documentary filmmaking and the power structures that are reasserted and queered in the making of them.

How Ricky Lee fathered a generation of Filipino storytellers.