CinePanalo 2026 Winners: Mono No Aware Wins Nine Awards, Including Best Picture
The third Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival named its winners on September 30 at Gateway Cinema 5 in Cubao. Screenings continue through October 4.
The third Puregold CinePanalo Film Festival named its winners on September 30 at Gateway Cinema 5 in Cubao. Screenings continue through October 4.
Teatro Panalo, Puregold’s answer to CinePanalo for the stage, closed submissions with 373 original Filipino plays and musicals. Only twelve, eight plays and four musicals, will be staged, each with a ₱100,000 honorarium attached.
Puregold CinePanalo 2026 opens today — the 10 Panorama Shorts, the 19 student films across four sets, and the pass on-sale timing that matters right now.
“Wantawsan,” Puregold CinePanalo 2026’s opening-day entry, is a ₱1,000 comedy about a father and a political favor — its own lead actor skipped the mediacon.
A grade-schooler’s first crush collides with his widowed father’s at Puregold CinePanalo 2026 — plus what Zion Cruz’s pedigree brings to the lead role.
Musician Juan Karlos Labajo takes his first real lead role in “Mono No Aware” at Puregold CinePanalo 2026 — the premise, the cast, and the crew pedigree behind it.
Sassa Gurl calls “Multwoh,” her queer ghost-story entry at Puregold CinePanalo 2026, her own lived experience — the plot, cast, and festival dates.
Khalil Ramos and Ian Pangilinan cross two eras of Filipino BL cinema in “Patay Gutom” — a live-action/animation ghost romance, and Pangilinan’s directing debut.
Xyriel Manabat and River Joseph turned a Pinoy Big Brother friendship into “Stuck on You” — a rom-com with a hitman’s job at its center, at CinePanalo 2026.
John Arcilla’s first film since his historic Venice win is a magic-realist road trip with a singing carabao — and CinePanalo 2026’s strangest, boldest bet yet.