TV and film director Maryo J. de los Reyes sees the latest Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) project that provides seed funds for veteran filmmakers as a “fitting tribute to those who helped carve the history of Philippine movies.”
There are signs that the dream of a National Film Archive in our country will be realized. The Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) has started to build a temporary facility that, by sheer will, is referred to as the National Film Archive of the Philippines (NFAP).
The Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) has announced the names of the 12 filmmakers included in next year’s Sineng Pambansa: Master Directors’edition.
Two government bodies tasked to oversee the film industry have forged a landmark agreement that could spur the growth of local cinema.
After a roundabout journey, “Genghis Khan” finds its way home. The original prints of Manuel Conde’s “Genghis Khan,” the same ones used in its screening at the Venice Film Festival in 1952, will be returned to the Philippines. As bonus, the restored version of the film, in DCP (Digital Cinema Package) and HD (High [...]
Where in the world is “Genghis Khan”? The prints of the first ever Filipino movie to be shown at the Venice Film Festival in 1952 were lost—and found.
The Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP) received a 35-mm projector from the SM Group of Companies at the recent inauguration of the Davao cinematheque.
Tributes to the “King of Comedy” continued to pour in as the campaign to declare the gravely ill 83-year-old screen legend a national artist gained momentum.
