For the year 2018, I was able to watch 64 Filipino films (up from 54 in 2017). Aside from mainstream commercial films and indie films from festivals throughout the year, there were also Filipino films released in digital format online. I was able to catch 4/5 entries of the Sinag Manila Filmfest in March, 2/8 in the Cine Filipino in May; 5/10 in the Cinemalaya in early August; 8/8 in the Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino in late August; 5/6 of the ToFarm in September; 6/9 in the CinemaOne Originals in early October; 3/5 in the QCinema in late October; and 3/8 entries in the MMFF in December. Honorable Mentions: 25. “Mamang” by Denise O’Hara 20. “Trigonal” by Vincent Soberano 15. “Para sa Broken Hearted” by Digo Ricio Here are the 10 best Filipino films that I was able to see and write about this year: 10. “Kung Paano Siya Nawala” by Joel Ruiz Watch more in iWant or TFC.tv One day, while call center agent Lio was taking a breather outside a bar, an attractive girl Shana casually sat beside him and asked if he wanted to make out with her, and they did. However, the next time Lio met… Read full this story
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