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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 · Gone are the days when our filmmakers had the proper support. And to think, Korean directors have long admired Filipino cinema. Talks of banning Korean dramas have had the Philippines buzzing for about a week now. Some mid-level-action-star-turned-senator's comments have had Filipinos riled up when he said that he was thinking about banning them.

2. 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 · Prospects for 2024. Although it’s hard to tell if we will have a new golden age, similar to the early years of Philippine cinema, it will definitely be a busy year for the industry. For one, the ...

3. 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 · Read this in The Manila Times digital edition. 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. This has undeniably put a damper ...

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

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   The Full Circle Lab Philippines (FCL PH), a talent development program organized by FDCP with Tatino Films, also commenced last September 20. The 3rd edition of FCL PH has chosen a total of 24 prime projects out of 155 applications from the Philippines and Southeast Asia. This year, with the newly added Creative Producers Lab, the FCL took ...

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5. www.rappler.com › entertainment › moviesSerious film industry concerns brought to light at Free the ...

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   Feb 20, 2024 · The organization presented a comparison of ticket prices throughout the years. They stated that tickets were priced from P80 to P100 in the ‘80s and ‘90s, and P250 in 2019, and are currently ...

6. www.read.thebenildean.org › 2021 › 10For the love of Philippine cinema: A look at the industry ...

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   Oct 26, 2021 · When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, it caused major damage to the Filipino film industry, affecting the lives of filmmakers, workers, and cinema owners alike. Over the years, the Filipino film industry has been thriving with independent filmmakers and their stories that shy away from the mainstream. But with cinemas closing in a time of crisis, the ...

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   Is Filipino cinema still thriving?

   • There’s still a place for Filipino films that can be recognized by award-giving bodies internationally. Though validation from the film festivals don’t necessarily dictate a film’s greatness, this marks a statement that Philippine cinema is thriving and surviving amidst these hard times.

   For the love of Philippine cinema: A look at the industry amidst the

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   Is the Philippine film industry still alive?

   • There are a few Filipino titles that have made it to one of the longest-running international film festivals in the world. The Philippine film industry has been busy. And yet, its survival depends most of all on the support of consumers.

   Philippine cinema despite the pandemic - Manila Bulletin

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   Should Filipino films be screened in the cinemas?

   • Definitely, films like Dune, Eternals, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and The Matrix 4 are must-sees in the cinemas, but local films are well-deserving to be screened as well. The industry forward The question still remains, how has the Filipino film industry truly weathered the storm of the current pandemic times?

   For the love of Philippine cinema: A look at the industry amidst the

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   Why is the Filipino film industry moving into streaming platforms?

   • Over the years, the Filipino film industry has been thriving with independent filmmakers and their stories that shy away from the mainstream. But with cinemas closing in a time of crisis, the industry has shifted into streaming platforms一in the absence of a familiar cinematic experience. Shift into streaming

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   Should Filipinos watch local movies?

   • The Philippine film industry has been busy. And yet, its survival depends most of all on the support of consumers. We Filipinos should watch local content with as much enthusiasm as we do our beloved K-dramas, animes, and Hollywood films.

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   How much money has the Philippine film industry lost in 2020?

   • Shift into streaming Since March 2020, according to the Philippine Motion Pictures Producers Association (PMPPA), the film industry has lost ₱16 billion. Meanwhile, the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF), which usually garners ₱1 billion every year, premiered its slate of films last December 2020 online and barely earned ₱25 million.

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8. mb.com.ph › 2021/07/03 › philippine-cinema-despitePhilippine cinema despite the pandemic - Manila Bulletin

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   Jul 3, 2021 · Box office losses amounted to at least ₱11 billion in 2020. Even before the pandemic, the Philippine film industry had seen a constant and drastic dip in viewership. The quarantine period was a death blow. In a conversation with Filipino director Eduardo Roy Jr., which also took place last year, he mentioned that the best things to do at the ...