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

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   Aug 28, 2019 · Acclaimed director Erik Matti once again lambasted the local film industry for rehashing concepts that have long been present in previous local movies days before the country celebrates its...

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4. 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.

5. 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.

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

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   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.

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7. www.adobomagazine.com › the-magazine › philippinePhilippine Cinema in focus: Insights on the industry at present

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   Mar 14, 2017 · Still, problems and issues plaguing Philippine Cinema persist. “Philippine cinema is getting out there this year in a big way with awards at all festivals from big to small. That’s a huge coup but here’s a cautionary note,” relates Philip Cheah, Singaporean film programmer and Founding Member of the Network for the Promotion of Asian ...

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   Is Philippine cinema still a problem?

   • Still, problems and issues plaguing Philippine Cinema persist. “Philippine cinema is getting out there this year in a big way with awards at all festivals from big to small.

   Philippine Cinema in focus: Insights on the industry at present

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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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   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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   Is Philippine cinema still alive?

   • Make no mistake about it: Philippine Cinema today, it can be argued, has never been this vibrant, this alive, at least not in a long while. It is against this backdrop that we therefore zoom in, focus our gaze, on what makes it tick and explore the issues that both fuel – and stymie – its forward trajectory. Words by Monchito Nocon

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   Why are Filipino movies so popular?

   • Having been significantly influenced by both Spanish and American culture, but still retaining a distinctly Asian fl avor, plots of Philippine films can have a universal appeal. It is also a distinct advantage that in the United States, Fil-American singers are very well known.

   The future of the Philippine film industry - BusinessWorld Online

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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. 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 movies instead...