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str8upreview · 3 years

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Maski Papano (I Mask Go On): Short Film Review

Synopsis: Maski Papano is a short film that centers around a disposed facemask that turns into a humanoid and starts an adventure looking for its previous owner. Maski Papano may well be one of my most favorite (yes double affirmative intended) shorts in all my years reviewing Cinemalaya. It’s a creative take of the Filipinos’ pandemic journey using stop motion animation and disposable…

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#Che Tagyamon And Glenn Barit #Maski Papano #pandemic #reflection #short film

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filmpolicereviews · 4 years

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QCinema Best Picture "Cleaners" to have UP screenings

Missed Cleaners in its QCinema run last year? We gotchu, fam! Cleaners will have limited screenings this month! Read our article to know more:

Fresh from its win at last year’s QCinema International Film Festival, Cleaners is set to be shown on March at two campuses of the University of the Philippines.

The debut film from director Glenn Barit, who has been known in the local film scene for making cinematic works that play with form (examples of which are Cinemalaya 2017 NETPAC Jury Prize winner Aliens Ata and Cinemalaya 2018 finalist N…

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#Aliens Ata #Asian Next Wave #Best Film #Che Tagyamon #Cine Adarna #Cinemalaya #Cleaners #Diliman #Glenn Barit #Los Banos #Nangungupahan #NCAS #Noah Loyola #Pinoy Rebyu #QCinema #University of the Philippines #UP #UPFI

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clarisaysblog · 3 years

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Maski Papano (I Must Go On) | 2021 Cinemalaya Film Review

When I first viewed the trailer, two thoughts came to mind. The word disposable pops up. Second, I keep seeing the title’s first four letters in bold text. Why? Because Maski Papano (I Must Go On) is the narrative of a discarded facemask who transforms into a humanoid and embarks on a quest to find its prior owner. MASKI PAPANO (I MASK GO ON) By Che Tagyamon and Glenn BaritSHORT FEATURE…

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intamodforlove · 5 years

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Judy Free (2019) dir. Che Tagyamon

Best Short Film - QCinema International Film Festival

Credit: Director of Photography

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relynator · 6 years

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Been doing AD work for Kerwin Go’s Mina-Anud film

Photo by Che Tagyamon

June 2018

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hailctmbxng-blog · 7 years

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How to make a film Last week, Ms. Che Tagyamon and Mr. Glenn Barit discussed to us how to make stories and films. I learned a lot from them, especially when Ms. Che told us that we can look/create our own Quiapo, it means that we can create something on our own and break the rules and not just to copy somebody's work. It was a fun seminar, and we got a chance to watch their Cinemalaya short film entried, the Lola Loleng & Aliens Ata. Both films are incredible. 😏

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maginhawa · 7 years

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Hasan Minhaj: Homecoming King (2017, Christopher Storer)

Honor Thy Father (2015, Erik Matti)

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I America (2016, Ivan Andrew Payawal)

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filmpolicereviews · 5 years

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'Cleaners' wins Top Prize in QCinema 2019, and more from the festival

Glenn Barit, Che Tagyamon, Rae Red, Janine Gutierrez among the winners at this year's QCinema International Film Festival. Read here:

In what many audiences deem as one of the best QCinema edition by far, Cleaners is undoubtedly one of the best films to come out of the main competition, and one of the best debut films of newcomer filmmaker Glenn Barit, with his innovative technique of photocopied stills which are then manually colored in highlighter pens and then animated, is just an added bonus to a nostalgic coming-of-age…

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filmpolicereviews · 5 years

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QCinema celebrates the city’s 80th founding with amass of Filipino Filmmakers and a foray of talents in this year’s QCShorts Competition. So far so good, the short films offer a view on the mundane to the minute. In this brief article, we’ve gathered the synopsis for you along with some stills from the shorts.

Let us know which ones you’re excited to see on the screens:

JUDY FREE

Set in the early 2000s, ‘Judy Free’ tells the story of Judy, a young girl whose reality is intruded when her father, an Overseas Filipino Worker, suddenly comes home as an animated doodle figure after years of being away.

Judy lives in a small apartment with her mother Eden, her older brother Tonton, and her grandma Sene. Her father has left home ever since Judy can remember. Now that he came back, Judy has to spend one month with her father, a month filled with imported chocolates and other lavish items from abroad. Soon, she realizes that her plan to get close to him is tested when a commotion happens in the household. A photograph showing another child overseas. An impending feeling of their family’s dissolution.

Starring Miel Espinosa, Meryll Soriano, Angelita Loresco, Adrian Castanares, Kent Zamora Written and Directed by: Jean Cheryl Tagyamon Producers: Nonilon Abao, JP Habac Creative Producer: Glenn Barit Associate Producer: Tiara Orig Director of Photography: Steven Paul Evangelio Production Designer: Alvin Francisco Production Manager: Patricia Pamintuan Editor: Jean Cheryl Tagyamon, Glenn Barit Music: Glenn Barit

TOKWIFI

As Limmayug carries firewood back to his home village, something falls from the sky: a 1950s television, with a hysterical showbiz star trapped inside it. She is Laura Blancaflor. The frightened man saves the television — nay, saves Laura — from the flames of the impact.

Worlds apart in their language and methods, the two try their best to engage each other. But for Limmayug, a citizen of an off-the-grid mountain town, Laura’s TV talk seems too contrived and, alas, during commercial breaks, uncontrollably tactless as well.

Directed by Carla Pulido Ocampo Produced by Lester Valle

Stars Kurt Lumbag Alalag and Adrienne Vergara

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Years after mining operations began, a once rugged and undisturbed town changed drastically. Koi, a fresh graduate in his early 20s, returns home with a left ear infection after more than two years of being away. Koi accompanies his mother Tonet in waiting for the former’s father, both of them clueless as to whether he could make it home alive after an accident in the extraction tunnel.

Starring Kael Vilar, Irish Yes Layas and Carla Zarcal

Writer, Director: Joanne Cesario

Producer: Alyssa Suico

Line Producer: Kweng Aguirre

Production Manager: Pat Pamintuan

1st Assistant Director: Mervine Aquino

2nd Assistant Director: Karen Lustañas

Director of Photography: Jippy Pascua

2nd Camera: Jhayle Meer

Production Designer: Alvin Francisco

Editors: Celina Donato, Joanne Cesario

Sound Designer: Mikko Quizon

Music: Owel Alvero, Dosage

Colorist: Carla Manalo

EXCUSE ME, MISS, MISS MISS

A salesgirl unearths the ultimate secret to regularization.

Excuse Me, Miss, Miss, Miss is Sonny Calvento’s first short feature film.

Starring Phyllis Grande, Angelina Kanapi, Bob Jbeili

Director: Sonny Calvento

Screenplay: Arden Rod Condez

Producer: Sheron Dayoc

Director of Photography: Rommel Sales

Assistant Directors: Tin Velasco, Ryanne Murcia

Production Designer: Harley Alcasid

Editor: Carlo Francisco Manatad

Sound: Mikko Quizon, Daryl Libongco

Colorist: Timmy Torres

Music: Len Calvo

ISANG DAA’T ISANG MARIPOSA

101-year old pious and pragmatic Lola Perla uses her 100,000-peso government reward for centenaries for one last chance at love.

Director & Screenwriter: Norvin De los Santos Producers: Petersen Vargas Jade Castro Alex Poblete Director of Photography: Dino Placino Production Designer: James Rosendal Editors: Chuck Durana, Nicolai Navarro Music: Jarrett Cross Pinto

Screening Dates and Venue:

Monday October 14 *GALA Premiere, Gateway Cinema 2 – 6:45PM

Tuesday, October 15 UPFI Cine Adarna, 7:00PM

Wednesday, October 16 Gateway Cinema 7 – 1:00PM

Thursday, October 17 Robinsons Galleria, Cinema 3 – 4:00PM

Saturday, October 19 TriNoma, Cinema 4 – 1:00PM Cinema 76 Anonas – 7:00PM

Sunday, October 20 Cinema Centenario – 7:00PM

Tuesday, October 22 Cinema 76 Anonas – 7:00PM Cinema Centenario – 9:00PM

Watch the trailer below:

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Special thanks to Sir Ed Lejano, Kelly Austria, Krystal Belino, and April Macaraeg for the promotional materials. Let us support Filipino Film in its Centennial Year.

QCinema 2019: QCShorts Competition dominates the main and micro cinemas QCinema celebrates the city's 80th founding with amass of Filipino Filmmakers and a foray of talents in this year's

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clarisaysblog · 3 years

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Cinemalaya 2021 Announces Short Films Finalists

THE Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival announces the 13 finalists who will compete in the Short Film Category. The finalists are: Kids On Fire by Kyle Nieva; Maski Papano by Che Tagyamon & Glenn Barit; Beauty Queen by Myra Aquino; An Sadit na Planeta by Arjanmar H. Rebeta; Crossing by Marc Misa; Kawatan Sa Salog by Ralph John Velasco; Looking For Rafflesias and Other Fleeting…

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intamodforlove · 7 years

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Lola Loleng (2017) dir. Che Tagyamon

Entry - Fajr International Film Festival 2017

Entry - Seoul International Women's Film Festival 2017

Entry - Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival 2017

Entry - Singapore International Film Festival 2016

Credit: Cinematographer

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