Love animation? Let me introduce you to Latvian filmmaker Gints Zilbalodis

You probably haven’t heard of many Latvian films despite it having one of the most vibrant cinematic traditions out there. Just like the Philippines, none of its Oscar bets have been nominated ever since it started submitting entries following the restoration of their independence from the Soviet Union in 1992 (we first submitted “Genghis Khan”…

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Kiko Pangilinan mulls Senate run, challenges tech giants

NOTE: This article first appeared in Coverstory.ph, where I am a contributor. LEGAZPI CITY—Former senator and Liberal Party president Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan is mulling a comeback to the Senate in next year’s midterm elections, but this would depend on his prospects of winning. “I’m inclined to seek reelection, but I have not finalized my plans…

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What we learned about parents in “I Go GaGa: Welcome Home, Mom”

Before anything else, let me just remind you that two Japanese series—”Downtown Rocket” and “Rikuoh”—are available online for free in the Japan Film Festival website. You have until tomorrow, July 3, to watch all episodes. “I Go GaGa: Welcome Home, Mom” (ぼけますから、よろしくお願いします。~おかえりお母さん~) was part of the lineup—the only documentary—that Filipinos could watch for free during…

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