Focus Philippines
From Southeast Asia, where cinema reflects the identity and culture of its filmmakers, Filipino cinema is prominently featured at the 36th Carthage Film Festival. For one week, audiences will experience one of Asia's oldest film industries, characterized by a rich history and long-standing traditions in both popular and independent cinema.
From Southeast Asia, where cinema reflects the identity and culture of its filmmakers, Filipino cinema is prominently featured at the 36th Carthage Film Festival. For one week, audiences will experience one of Asia's oldest film industries, characterized by a rich history and long-standing traditions in both popular and independent cinema.
This cinema, which has enjoyed numerous successes in recent years, has earned it a significant presence at international festivals and will now be showcased in the Carthage Film Festival's theaters with a rich and diverse program.
"Thy Womb" de Brillante Mendoza
"Sakaling Hindi Makarating" de Ice Idanan
"Paglipay" de Zig Madamba Dulay
"John Denver Trending" de Arden Rod Condez
"Insiang" de Lino Brocka