Asian Shorts, LIVE in QCinema 2021
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Pervision: A movie podcast
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Pervision's first-ever LIVE episode happened on December 3rd, 2022, via QCinema's Facebook Page. There, we talked about the festival's Asian Shorts program, including Petersen Vargas' How To Die Young In Manila and Rafael Manuel's Filipiñana.
Featured films
In this episode, we tackled Asian Shorts, a brand-new program from QCinema. For its debut, it screened six interesting short films, including Petersen Vargas' How To Die Young In Manila, Sorayos Prapapan’s New Abnormal, Vũ Minh Nghĩa and Phạm Hoàng Minh Thy's Live in Cloud Cuckoo Land, Monica Vanesa Tedja’s Dear To Me, Danech San’s Sunrise in My Mind, and Rafael Manuel's Filipiñana.
This week's guests
Emil Hofileña is a film critic whose work has been published in Rogue, Young STAR, Philippine Daily Inquirer, and Out of Print, among other publications. He served as a juror for FAMAS from 2018 to 2019.
Jason Tan Liwag is an openly gay scientist, actor, and writer. He is one of six emerging international film critics part of the Young Film Critics Programme of the 50th IFFR (International Film Festival Rotterdam).
Tristan Zinampan is a writer, editor, podcaster, and Rappler's resident film geek. He leads the website's youth culture section, Hustle.
Follow Armand and this week's guests on Twitter:
- Armand on Twitter @armanddc
- Emil on Twitter @emilhofilena
- Jason on Twitter @jaseybel
- Tristan on Twitter @tristanzinampan
About QCinema
QCinema is a homegrown, truly international film festival in the Philippines. It has its eyes set on its ongoing mission: "One city to the world."
QCinema Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram
Links mentioned in the episode 🔗
- Unreel's festival dispatches on #QCShorts
- SEA Shorts
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Asian Shorts, LIVE in QCinema 2021
Pervision's first-ever LIVE episode happened on December 3rd, 2022, via QCinema's Facebook Page. There, we talked about the festival's Asian Shorts program, including Petersen Vargas' How To Die Young In Manila and Rafael Manuel's Filipiñana.
Featured films
In this episode, we tackled Asian Shorts, a brand-new program from QCinema. For its debut, it screened six interesting short films, including Petersen Vargas' How To Die Young In Manila, Sorayos Prapapan’s New Abnormal, Vũ Minh Nghĩa and Phạm Hoàng Minh Thy's Live in Cloud Cuckoo Land, Monica Vanesa Tedja’s Dear To Me, Danech San’s Sunrise in My Mind, and Rafael Manuel's Filipiñana.
This week's guests
Emil Hofileña is a film critic whose work has been published in Rogue, Young STAR, Philippine Daily Inquirer, and Out of Print, among other publications. He served as a juror for FAMAS from 2018 to 2019.
Jason Tan Liwag is an openly gay scientist, actor, and writer. He is one of six emerging international film critics part of the Young Film Critics Programme of the 50th IFFR (International Film Festival Rotterdam).
Tristan Zinampan is a writer, editor, podcaster, and Rappler's resident film geek. He leads the website's youth culture section, Hustle.
Follow Armand and this week's guests on Twitter:
- Armand on Twitter @armanddc
- Emil on Twitter @emilhofilena
- Jason on Twitter @jaseybel
- Tristan on Twitter @tristanzinampan
About QCinema
QCinema is a homegrown, truly international film festival in the Philippines. It has its eyes set on its ongoing mission: "One city to the world."
QCinema Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram
Links mentioned in the episode 🔗
- Unreel's festival dispatches on #QCShorts
- SEA Shorts
Show Unreel some 💕-in'
- YouTube
- TikTok
- Website 👈 new look and domain name @ unreelph.com!
- Usapang Pelikula 👈 our free Facebook group
- The Unreel Discord 👈 our Discord server
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About today's show
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Links mentioned in the episode
- Third World Cinema Club on Spotify
- Laffler Talk on Spotify
- Rappler.com
- John on Twitter @present_confusn
- Tristan on Twitter @tristanzinampan
- Armand on Twitter @armanddc
- Armand on Insta @armanddc
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- The Unreel Discord 👈 our Discord server
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About our guest
Chris Costello is a co-host of the horror podcast, Dead Air. He also co-pilots the Facebook community of the same name.
Chris' #FiveFilms — Filipino Horror
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- Violator (2014, dir. Dodo Dayao)
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- Sunod (2019, dir. Carlo Ledesma)
Armand's #FiveFilms — Filipino Horror (I typically won't share my own, but being a horror hound myself I couldn't help it)
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- Karnal (1983, dir. Marilou Diaz-Abaya)
- Pa-Siyam (2004, dir. Erik Matti)
- Violator (2014, dir. Dodo Dayao)
- Salvage (2015, dir. Sherad Sanchez)
Links mentioned in the episode 🔗
- Dead Air podcast
- Dead Air's Facebook community
- Tristan's Salvage article
- Armand, Oggs, and Nicol in Ang Pinaka talking about Yanggaw
- Pervision #18: 'OTJ: The Missing 8' (ft. Tristan & Jason)
Follow Armand and our guests
- Armand on Twitter @armanddc
- Jason on Twitter @jaseybel
- Tristan on Twitter @tristanzinampan
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- Website 👈 new look and domain name @ unreelph.com!
- The Movie Club 👈 our free Facebook group
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About today's guests
Tristan Zinampan is a writer, editor, podcaster, and Rappler's resident film geek. He leads the website's youth culture section, Hustle.
Jason Tan Liwag is an openly gay scientist, actor, and writer. He is one of six emerging international film critics part of the Young Film Critics Programme of the 50th IFFR (International Film Festival Rotterdam).
This week's series
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Links mentioned in the episode 🔗
- 'Squid Game' on Netflix
- Rappler
- Tristan's 'Play Of The Week' video
- Pervision #14: 'Trese' (ft. Tristan & Emil)
Follow Armand and our guests
- Armand on Twitter @armanddc
- Jason on Twitter @jaseybel
- Tristan on Twitter @tristanzinampan
Show Unreel some 💕-in
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- TikTok
- Website 👈 new domain name @ unreelph.com!
- The Movie Club 👈 our free Facebook group
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About today's guests
Tristan Zinampan is a writer, editor, podcaster, and Rappler's resident film geek. He leads the website's youth culture section, Hustle.
Jason Tan Liwag is an openly gay scientist, actor, and writer. He is one of six emerging international film critics part of the Young Film Critics Programme of the 50th IFFR (International Film Festival Rotterdam).
This week's films
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Midnight Mass is the latest from Netflix's resident Stephen King fanboy, Mike Flanagan. In it, an isolated island community experiences miraculous events - and frightening omens - after the arrival of a charismatic, mysterious young priest.
Links mentioned in the episode 🔗
- Rappler (your friendly neighborhood scream queer is officially part of the team!)
- The Laffler Talk podcast
- Jason's review of On The Job: The Missing 8
- Jason on Twitter @jaseybel
- Tristan on Twitter @tristanzinampan
Show Unreel some 💕-in
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- TikTok
- Website 👈 new domain name @ unreelph.com!
- The Movie Club 👈 our free Facebook group