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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 ...

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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.philstar.com › entertainment › 2024/09/17What will make people go back to cinemas? | Philstar.com

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   Sep 17, 2024 · The Philippine cinema industry has lost its audience, particularly those belonging to the D, E and some C socioeconomic classes, according to Film Development Council of the Philippines chairman ...

6. 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 ...

7. opinion.inquirer.net › 171211film industry editorial | Inquirer Opinion

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   Feb 23, 2024 · Philippine Daily Inquirer / 05:15 AM February 23, 2024. The over P1 billion gross revenues from the recent Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) gave much-needed vigor to the local film industry which has been down in the slumps since the pandemic. The record-breaking box office take also boosted expectations that Philippine cinema is on its way to ...

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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.

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   Is the Philippine cinema industry losing its audience?

   • But the reality is, ‘Wake up. ‘Yan ang gusto ng realidad.’” The Philippine cinema industry has lost its audience, particularly those belonging to the D, E and some C socioeconomic classes, according to Film Development Council of the Philippines chairman Jose “Joey” Javier Reyes.

   What will make people go back to cinemas? | Philstar.com

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   Are Filipino cinemagoers changing their viewing habits?

   • During the presscon for Philippine Film Industry Month, which the country is celebrating this month, Reyes disclosed that based on the preliminary survey conducted with the Cinema Exhibitors Association of the Philippines (CEAP), the viewing habits of the Filipino cinemagoers have dramatically changed. “No. 1 is wala na ang D and E audiences.

   What will make people go back to cinemas? | Philstar.com

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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

   Philippine Cinema in focus: Insights on the industry at present

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   Is Philippine cinema on its way to a revival?

   • The record-breaking box office take also boosted expectations that Philippine cinema is on its way to a revival and the local audience’s appetite for watching movies at the theater has returned. The reality, however, is that the local movie industry is still struggling based on the performance of local films shown post-MMFF.

   Revitalizing the Filipino film industry - Inquirer.net

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   What are some interesting developments in Philippine cinema?

   • RESTORATION OF FAITH Another interesting and long-overdue development is the release of restored classic films. It is a tragic reality that the bulk of Philippine cinema’s output is already considered ‘lost’ while many of the extant titles available are already in various states of deterioration.

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9. www.tatlerasia.com › lifestyle › artsJose Javier Reyes talks about the state of Philippine cinema ...

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   In January 2024, the Metro Manila Development Authority, the agency behind MMFF, reported that Rewind garnered a record-breaking PhP1.2 billion in gross receipts. Netizens quickly dubbed the season as the return of Philippine cinema’s vigour. However, Jose Javier Reyes, Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) Chairman and CEO ...