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1. www.esquiremag.ph › long-reads › notes-and-essaysThe Filipino Film Industry Has Much Bigger Problems Than K-Dramas

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   Oct 21, 2022 · Because of literacy, distribution, and accessibility issues, most Filipinos don't get to view Filipino-made films that much apart from limited streaming platforms (which reminds me, Oro, Plata, Mata is on Netflix now, too, by the way). They don't exactly pop up on streaming services too often.

2. www.fdcp.ph › updates › ph-cinema-not-dead-itPH Cinema is not dead — it is changing and evolving - FDCP

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   The world's cinema is not dead, and neither is Philippine Cinema. This is what we've been seeing in how our films and filmmakers are continuing to make waves locally and internationally, opening many doors to the possible collaborations and showcase of our content outside of the country.

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4. www.manilatimes.net › 2021/09/26 › the-sunday-timesPH Cinema is not dead — it is changing and evolving

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   Sep 26, 2021 · Since the onset of Covid-19, the Philippine film industry has faced incredible drawbacks — from the continued closure of cinemas which affected the production of local films, to the challenges plaguing the safe conduct of production activities and onsite events.

5. www.rappler.com › business › analysis-new-golden-age[ANALYSIS] Will there be a new golden age in Philippine ...

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   Jan 24, 2024 · MANILA, Philippines – After a box-office-record-setting 2023 Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF), will we now now see Philippine cinemas often filled with movie-goers watching local...

6. www.bworldonline.com › opinion › 2022/04/26The future of the Philippine film industry - BusinessWorld Online

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   Apr 26, 2022 · Caliro bluntly stated that cinemas are dead in the Philippine entertainment world. As a result of the long lockdowns occasioned by the pandemic, people’s viewing habits have drastically shifted away from going to movie houses to watching TV film series.

7. www.fdcp.ph › updates › philippine-cinema-transitionPhilippine Cinema in transition: Emerging trends and issues ...

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   Even pre-pandemic, the Philippine film industry is in constant flux. Changes happen all the time and this year is no different. Let us take a look at some possible trends and emerging issues this year.

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   Are cinemas dead in the Philippine entertainment world?

   • Caliro bluntly stated that cinemas are dead in the Philippine entertainment world. As a result of the long lockdowns occasioned by the pandemic, people’s viewing habits have drastically shifted away from going to movie houses to watching TV film series. In his words, “The only films that are actually getting attention are these big blockbusters.

   The future of the Philippine film industry - BusinessWorld Online

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   What is happening in the Philippine film industry this year?

   • Even pre-pandemic, the Philippine film industry is in constant flux. Changes happen all the time and this year is no different. Let us take a look at some possible trends and emerging issues this year. Getting on with production amidst the pandemic is a double-edged sword for the film business.

   Emerging trends and issues in the local film industry - FDCP

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   Why are Filipino movies so hard to watch?

   • Plus, Filipino classics are hard to come by. Because of literacy, distribution, and accessibility issues, most Filipinos don't get to view Filipino-made films that much apart from limited streaming platforms (which reminds me, Oro, Plata, Mata is on Netflix now, too, by the way). They don't exactly pop up on streaming services too often.

   The Filipino Film Industry Has Much Bigger ... - Esquire Philippines

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   How has Netflix changed the Philippine film industry?

   • Netflix reports a 60 percent increase in shares and $235 billion-worth of new subscriptions. New streaming platforms have offered competition to respond to the growing demand. New situations give birth to the emergence of new trends. Even pre-pandemic, the Philippine film industry is in constant flux.

   Emerging trends and issues in the local film industry - FDCP

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   How has technology changed the Filipino film industry?

   • Unlike in the earlier decades, the Filipino viewer now has more exposure to international films. Technology has placed a library of films of all shapes and sizes at the tip of the viewer's fingertips accessible anytime, anywhere.

   Emerging trends and issues in the local film industry - FDCP

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   Can Filipino filmmakers change the course of cinema in the Philippines?

   • The director ended his post by saying that Filipinos, particularly filmmakers, have to “find a way to move” and “change the course of cinema in this country.” The Philippines will celebrate its centennial year of filmmaking from Sept. 12, 2019 to Sept. 11, 2020 as declared by a presidential proclamation.

   Here’s what’s wrong with Philippine cinema, according ... - Interaksyon

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9. interaksyon.philstar.com › hobbies-interests › 2019Here's what's wrong with Philippine cinema, according to Erik ...

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   Aug 28, 2019 · Do we still know who we’re making our films for? Does the audience still care about the films we make? If all Filipino filmmakers stop making films now, will the Filipino audience miss us?