Puregold CinePanalo entry uses childhood nostalgia to deliver a powerful message on collective resistance.
Carlo Malapit Gula’s Puregold CinePanalo short film exposes the painful reality of government red tape during tragedy.
Director Lloyd Pereira turns one woman’s Canadian visa into an entire barrio’s obsession.
All seven feature films and 20 student shorts to screen in six Ayala Malls cinemas across Metro Manila.
New section offers completed Filipino short films a chance at theatrical premiere and ₱100,000 prize.
Vivamax King headlines gritty homecoming story as Cannes-featured actress joins rising ensemble cast in 2026 student film entry.
Bigger funding, top-tier equipment aim to elevate Filipino filmmakers and push festival to its most ambitious year yet.
“Kapag Tapos Na ang Umpukan” turns family struggle into powerful story of leaving home.
With a unique love story at its core, “Apol of My Ai” brings together a powerhouse cast for the upcoming film festival.
Set by the sea, this haunting student film on grief, belonging, and survival may leave the deepest mark at CinePanalo.
