The State of Filipino Movies

[pnoize]

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well, that's logic for you folks!

geez.

[vanceloma]

acclaimed Pinoy films to be shown in Studio 23's lunch box office

Just thought some of you might be interested to watch them...

SKED FOR THIS WEEK (June 13-17, 2005, Monday - Saturday, 12nn-2pm)

June 13, 2005
SAKAY - Julio Diaz, Pen Medina, Tetchie Agbayani, Bon Vibar
Directed by: RAYMOND RED
Produced by: Redfilm, Inc. (1993)

June 14, 2005
TINIMBANG KA NGUNI'T KULANG - Lolita Rodriguez, Eddie Garcia,
Christopher De Leon, Hilda Koronel, Mario O'Hara, Lilia Dizon
Directed by: LINO BROCKA
Produced by: CineManila Corporation (1974)

June 15, 2005
TATLO, DALAWA, ISA - Jay Ilagan, Perla Bautista, Hilda Koronel,
Anita Linda, Bembol Roco, Mario O'Hara
Directed by: LINO BROCKA
Produced by: CineManila Corporation (1974)

June 16, 2005
GANITO KAMI NOON, PAANO KAYO NGAYON - Christopher De Leon, Gloria
Diaz, Eddie Garcia, Leopoldo Salcedo, Rosemarie Gil
Directed by: EDDIE ROMERO
Produced by: Hemisphere Pictures, Inc. (1976)

June 17, 2005
MULANAY: SA PUSOD NG PARAISO - Gina Alajar, Jaclyn Jose, Rosemarie
Gil, Tommy Abuel, John Arcilla, Michael Naval
Directed by: GIL PORTES
Written by: Clodualdo Del Mundo, Jr. (1996)

June 18, 2005
`MERIKA - Nora Aunor, Bembol Roco, Marilyn Concepcion
Directed by: GIL PORTES
Written by: Clodualdo Del Mundo, Jr. and Gil Quito (1984)

[adminroot]

indeed these movies are A+.

Also Raymund Red is good in experimental movies

[Greyfox]

Tagalog movies = crap ... Cebuano movies remains to be seen but I sure wish them all the best

[adminroot]

yeap hopefully.

since naa na ta diri sa Cebu ang International Film School (located in Mactan). first in Pinas.

Hopefully mao ni makapasaka sa kalidad sa pinoy movies na which WA JUY AYO hehehe....and maayo unta di ta dauton sa taga NCR...kay im sure mawadan na sila sa edge ug garbo about movie making.

Abanti Sugbo!

[pnoize]

Patience friends.

It wil probably take a few more years or so before Cebuano films become of international caliber. for now, please support film showing that feature cebuano films.

[adminroot]

Patience friends.

It wil probably take a few more years or so before Cebuano films become of international caliber. for now, please support film showing that feature cebuano films.

Will do. ABANTI BISAYA!

[vanceloma]

state of emergency naman

[pnoize]

OT:

vanceloma: ang films? hehehe.

[diem]

I agree that it is a state of emergency and its about time for change in the local film industry scene, in fact its so way overdue.

Before, in the 1930s to 1950s, the Philippines was at the forefront of the Asian film industry. In fact we were the entertainment pioneer and its capital.

In fact, we were head to head with many Western films during the 1970s.

But somehow, we took a wrong turn sometime in the late 1980s and a better part of the 90s. There are so many factors that could be alleged to be the cause but now it isn't the time to place blame.

It's time to work. And right here in Cebu is the best place to start. And we have to start it with the full awareness not to repeat the systemmatic mistakes and behavioral flaws, past and current, the industry in Manila have.

Let's get to work, people.