This is an incomplete list of Filipino full-length films, both mainstream and independently produced, released in theaters and cinemas in The second list shows films with the most awards won from the four major film awards and a breakdown of their total number of awards per award ceremony. The following list shows Filipino films released in which were nominated or won awards at international industry-based awards and FIAPF -accredited competitive film festivals. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Wikipedia list article.

Watch these Pinoy blockbusters! While we're all staying home as much as we can, why not indulge in a Netflix marathon? If you've finished every K-drama available , or even dipped your foot in some pandemic-themed films , why not check out these Filipinos films as well? Keep reading to find out what Filipino movies you can check out on Netflix today! When the Bonifacio siblings find out their father has cancer, they reunite and hash out their differences. A caregiver named Jaica is hired by Vivian, a successful businesswoman who recently discovered she was ill. Little does Vivian know, Jaica plays a significantly bigger role in her life— one that reconnects her to her distant son.

Culture Trip stands with Black Lives Matter. Desperate to earn a visa and move to America , Estares enters one harebrained scheme after the other, putting himself, his relationships, and his dignity at risk. The movie was filmed in just three weeks, and stars much-loved Filipino actress Nora Aunor, in what many pundits rate as the best performance of her career. The head of the family forms a tense relationship with his partner at an armored truck company, while his pregnant wife lands a job as a bar hostess for a Makati nightclub. Jaclyn Jose snatched the title of best actress at the Cannes Film Festival for her role as a struggling, drug-dealing mother in this Filipino drama, directed by Brillante Mendoza.

This year promises to be no different, if even better. Anticipated sequels and big-name titles are a given, but there are also bold new directions for high-concept genre films such as horror and socially relevant crime thrillers, as well as ambitious projects with all-star casts that frame Metro Manila and other Philippine regions in a whole new light. Concepcion plays an assistant to a pathologist on her first day at work, who has to spend the night in the morgue.