Films

“Will you finally come home for dinner?” Rachel Maxine Anderson on Ina, identity, and the long way back

Films Marie Ysabel Landingin -
Fresh after Ina’s global premiere at the CANNESERIES international series festival in France, and ahead of its public release, we spoke with its creator...

Felino Dolloso sets sights on 2026 with new film, theatre and festival projects

Art Scene George Gregorio -
Filipino-Australian actor and filmmaker Felino Dolloso is heading into 2026 with a slate of projects across film and theatre, continuing a body of work...

Filipino–Australian film ‘Jojo Lost His Shoe’ explores family, resilience and mental health

Films Philtimes -
A new Filipino–Australian independent film, Jojo Lost His Shoe, is set for release in 2026, offering a character–driven story...

Filipino–Australian Series ‘Ina’ to World Premiere at CANNESERIES 2026

Films Philtimes -
The Australian short–form series Ina has been selected for the Official Competition at CANNESERIES 2026, marking a notable moment...

Magellan: A somber meditation on the beginnings of the Philippines 

Films Sydney Leoli Reyes -
Film Review You can claim that any piece of history is somehow connected to you. I’ve seen countless historical stories,...

Song of the Fireflies lit up Blacktown NSW on two packed screenings

Entertainment Jinky Marsh -
By Jinky Marsh The multi award-winning Filipino film Song of the Fireflies lit up Blacktown, New South Wales on the...

Philippines Shows Strong Support at 18th Asia Pacific Screen Awards

Entertainment Camille Punzalan -
Gold Coast — On 27 November at the Langham, the Philippines emerged as one of the most visible and...

Run Like Hell: Quezon Rewrites the Origin Story of Power

Films Rolmar Baldonado -
“I would rather have a country run like hell by Filipinos than a country run like heaven by the...
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