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No show sa 32nd PMPC Star Awards for Movies na ginanap sa New Port Performing Arts sa Resorts World Manila ang ilan sa mga winners ng prestigious award-giving body. Hindi sumipot para personal na tanggapin ang napanalunang tropeyo ang itinanghal na ‘Best Supporting Actress’ na si ...

Sinag Maynila films continue to make waves here and abroad

Independent film festival Sinag Maynila was born from the vision of Solar Entertainment Corporation, CEO Wilson Tieng and renowned festival director Brillante Mendoza’s wish to have a festival that not only inspires but educates and enlightens Filipino movie audiences. Made up of five homegrown filmmakers handpicked and closely collaborated with by Tieng and Mendoza, the festival produced feature…

It's a splendid night for the cast and crew of Sinag Maynila 2015 entry 'Imbisibol'

Lawrence Fajardo‘s Imbisibol is the big winner of Sinag Maynila as it takes home all seven jury awards from the Gabi ng Parangal held on the eve of March 21,2015.

Imbisibol, dubbed as best film of the inaugural form of the film festival, bags best direction for Lawrence Fajardo. He shares writing credits with Herlyn Alegre and John Bedial for the best screenplay, and creative dues with Rolly…

Film Police delivers you capsule reviews of the five entries in Sinag Maynila's debut.

Currently running across seven SM cinemas around Metro Manila, Sinag Maynila stays true to its promise of offering “Pelikulang Pinoy, Pusong Pinoy” with five creative and socially relevant films:

Paul Sta. Ana‘s Balut Country, about the story of a man undecided what to do with the duck farm business left by his late father.

Zig Madamba Dulay‘s Bambanti, about the search of a missing watch…