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1. 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 · MANILA, Philippines – After a box-office-record-setting 2023 Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF), will we now now see Philippine cinemas often filled with movie-goers watching local movies...

2. www.read.thebenildean.org › 2021 › 10For the love of Philippine cinema: A look at the industry ...

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   Oct 26, 2021 · Since March 2020, according to the Philippine Motion Pictures Producers Association (PMPPA), the film industry has lost ₱16 billion. Meanwhile, the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF), which usually garners ₱1 billion every year, premiered its slate of films last December 2020 online and barely earned ₱25 million.

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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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   Our Filipino filmmakers have proven that Philippine Cinema is awake and the industry is striving. With the right support and preparedness, we can take advantage of this change and bring more Filipino talents to greater heights.

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5. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Now Showing: The State of Philippine Cinema | SpringerLink

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   Dec 19, 2018 · The existence of these labels has led the mainstream and indie sectors to push each other away from having a unified industry and working towards the goal of improving the quality of Philippine cinema. Cinema is just cinema (“Editorial” 2014) and must have no labels (Diaz 2015).

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6. www.bworldonline.com › opinion › 2022/04/26The future of the Philippine film industry - BusinessWorld Online

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   Apr 26, 2022 · The FDCP is charged with encouraging and assisting the local film industry to create quality films —from development to production, to distribution and exhibition — and to conduct film-related events that enhance the skills of the Filipino creative talents.

7. www.adobomagazine.com › the-magazine › philippinePhilippine Cinema in focus: Insights on the industry at present

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   Mar 14, 2017 · It must be said that Philippine cinema – which is not only limited to the so-called mainstream film industry as we know it – is presently experiencing a renaissance, a resurgence, not just in terms of awards and accolades, but also in diversity of output, richness of subjects and stories being told, as well as with all the new faces ...

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   Should Philippine cinema have a unified industry?

   • The existence of these labels has led the mainstream and indie sectors to push each other away from having a unified industry and working towards the goal of improving the quality of Philippine cinema. Cinema is just cinema (“Editorial” 2014) and must have no labels (Diaz 2015).

   Now Showing: The State of Philippine Cinema | SpringerLink

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   Should Filipino films be screened in the cinemas?

   • Definitely, films like Dune, Eternals, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and The Matrix 4 are must-sees in the cinemas, but local films are well-deserving to be screened as well. The industry forward The question still remains, how has the Filipino film industry truly weathered the storm of the current pandemic times?

   For the love of Philippine cinema: A look at the industry amidst the

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   How much money has the Philippine film industry lost in 2020?

   • Shift into streaming Since March 2020, according to the Philippine Motion Pictures Producers Association (PMPPA), the film industry has lost ₱16 billion. Meanwhile, the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF), which usually garners ₱1 billion every year, premiered its slate of films last December 2020 online and barely earned ₱25 million.

   For the love of Philippine cinema: A look at the industry amidst the

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   Is Filipino cinema still thriving?

   • There’s still a place for Filipino films that can be recognized by award-giving bodies internationally. Though validation from the film festivals don’t necessarily dictate a film’s greatness, this marks a statement that Philippine cinema is thriving and surviving amidst these hard times.

   For the love of Philippine cinema: A look at the industry amidst the

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   How can filmmaking improve the quality of films produced in Philippines?

   • As such, the focus needs to be on good filmmaking and not labels. In an industry where numbers define its vibrancy, all the changes and movements in Philippine cinema today can increase its annual film output. However, there is no assurance that it will improve the quality of movies being produced.

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   Are there any government programs for the film industry in the Philippines?

   • As Mary Liza B. Diño, Chairperson and CEO of the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP), reported in the webinar sponsored by the American Chamber, there are a signi fi cant number of Philippine government programs for the fi lm industry in the Philippines.

   The future of the Philippine film industry - BusinessWorld Online

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9. medium.com › @richardbolisay › mapping-currentPhilippine Cinema on the Map - Medium

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   Feb 5, 2018 · With the MoMA’s high reputation as a cultural institution, it not only puts the spotlight on Philippine cinema and validates the significance of the recent surge of Filipino films under its so ...