MMFF 2016 Movie Review: ‘Sunday Beauty Queen’
‘SUNDAY BEAUTY QUEEN’ is the sincerest film in this year’s Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF)’s line up of entries, if not the most heartwarming of them all.
‘SUNDAY BEAUTY QUEEN’ is the sincerest film in this year’s Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF)’s line up of entries, if not the most heartwarming of them all.
IT’S MMFF2016 Awards Night again, and like the years before, we become instant judge, at least for a night.
STAR CINEMA finally has a good romantic-comedy entry at the Metro Manila Film Festival.
BEYOND THE MAKE-UP transformations, ‘Die Beautiful’ shows what consists a gay man by allowing viewers to journey with him from being an unaccepted person at home and a victim of sexual abuse, to becoming a beauty queen, if not to becoming a total transwoman.
IN THE ABSENCE of sure-hit-shallow films that feature box office stars like Vice Ganda, Vic Sotto, and AiAi delas Alas, among others, the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) 2016 is under pro-profit people’s scrutiny.
UNLIKE HIS PREVIOUS films, Erik Matti’s ‘Seklusyon’ won’t give you the biggest names in the showbiz industry but promising stars with talents good enough to make the true strength of the film shine through.
WE CAN’T HELP ourselves but applaud the people behind this year’s Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) for stepping up their game and offering a great selection of quality films for the 2016 festival.
EXPECT A DIFFERENT Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) this 2016 as the final list of entries does not include big names and old franchises from big film outfits.