This year’s government-backed film festival has not been particularly good. In my report of the fest, I expressed my contempt for three-quarters of the whole lot, which premiered only four films including Peque Gallaga and Lore Reyes’s remake of their own 1988 cult-favourite T’yanak. It is the only film that I sincerely enjoyed, noting in my review that “it is replete with terrific portrayals and sensitive flourishes.”
[In photo: still photographs from competing films, from left to right–Sigaw ng Hatinggabi; Bacao; Hukluban; and T’yanak]
Sineng Pambansa: Horror Plus had a week-long run at SM Cinemas this past Halloween, but Ayala Cinemas, which co-hosts plenty of other film fests including the recent Cinema One Originals, has reissued the festival as ‘Frightfest.’ A more exclusive title, and very much more appealing, too, but does not take away the fact about three-fourths of its line-up.
Right now I can only recommend Gallaga and Reyes’s T’yanak, the rest, should you insist, you are to watch with caution.
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All four titles—T’yanak, Gil M. Portes’s Hukluban, Romy Suzara’s Sigaw ng Hatinggabi (there are no words for this film), and Edgardo “Boy” Vinarao’s Bacao—play in select Ayala Cinemas, including in Market! Market! Cinema 5 in Taguig City and Trinoma Cinema 4 in Quezon City from December 17 thru 24.
The full schedule to the right.
