Third World Cinema Club

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In this special 2 part episode of Third World Cinema Club, we talk about one of the most important films of 2019. John Denver Trending won best film at Cinemalaya 2019, and with its debut on streaming services, it has gained an all new audience. We take a deep dive into the film, talking with the director and lead actors about making the film, and more.

Guests:

Arden Rod Condez (Director), Jansen Magpusao (John Denver), Meryll Soriano (Maritess).

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This episode contains major spoilers.

This is part one of a two part episode, the second part can be found here.

This episode is dedicated to former Film Police staffer Kenneth Borlan, who sadly passed away early this year.

Keith Deligero

With an impressive filmography that pushes the boundaries of genre, Keith Deligero has made waves in the independent movie scene. In this episode of Third World Cinema Club, we talk to him in depth about his life, career, and inspirations.

 

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This is the audio version of a video collaboration with Archipelago; the video version is here.

Spoilers are present for all of Keith’s films.

If you know what movie we’re talking about in the end credits, tweet at us over at @ThirdWCC.

courtesy of Louie Baharom of Cinephilia.ph

Our three part special episode remembering the life and works of the late Peque Gallaga comes to an emotional conclusion. In this part, we discuss: the Negros Filmmaking Workshop, Direk Peque’s masterwork Oro Plata Mata, and one final tribute.

Our guests: Direk Peque’s creative partners and fellow collaborators Lore Reyes and Jo Macasa, and film archivists/cultural workers Ronald Rios and Teddy Co.

 

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As said above, this is the edited and cleaned version of our live broadcast last May 16. The original broadcast is available on the Third World Cinema Club Facebook Page.

This is the final part of a three part series (collectively known as Episode 67.)

This podcast episode contains spoilers.

There is a silent part near the beginning of the episode. If you watched the stream, you’ll know where this part is. We have decided not to edit out this part for obvious reasons.

courtesy of Louie Baharom, Cinephilia.ph

Our three part special remembering the life and works of the late Peque Gallaga continues. In this part, we discuss: Puso ng Pasko, Magic Temple, Gangland, and Direk Peque’s final film project, Magikland.

Our guests: Direk Peque’s creative partners and fellow collaborators Lore Reyes and Jo Macasa, and film archivists/cultural workers Ronald Rios and Teddy Co.

 

notes:

As said above, this is the edited and cleaned version of our live broadcast last May 16. The original broadcast is available on the Third World Cinema Club Facebook Page.

This is the second of a three part series (collectively known as Episode 67.)

This podcast episode contains spoilers and mild swearing.

courtesy of Louie Baharom, Cinephilia.ph

 

With Peque Gallaga’s recent passing, Philippine Cinema has lost a legend. In this three part special feature, we talk about the ma, his life, and his works. Our guests: Direk Peque’s creative partners and fellow collaborators Lore Reyes and Jo Macasa, and film archivists/cultural workers Ronald Rios and Teddy Co.

In the first part of Remembering Peque Gallaga, we talk about Scorpio Nights and Direk Peque’s multiple entries in the Shake Rattle and Roll Franchise.

 

notes:

As said above, this is the edited and cleaned version of our live broadcast last May 16. The original broadcast is available on the Third World Cinema Club Facebook Page.

This is the first of a three part series (collectively known as Episode 67.)

This podcast episode contains spoilers and mild swearing.

 

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This is not a podcast. This is not a podcast about cinema. This is not a podcast for all ages. This is not.

 

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We put together this episode for you in the light of recent events. Direk Jay Altarejos joins the club to talk about his initiative, 2076Kolektib, and the shutdown of media company ABS-CBN.

 

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Engelbert Rafferty of FPR and Louie Baharom of Cinephilia.ph officially join the Club for this episode.

We’ve tried to clean up the audio for this episode, but we apologize in advance for any unintended dip in quality.

Learn more about Direk Jay’s initiative here: 2076 Kolektib

 

ABS-CBN’s Gabi ng Himala

With cinemas gone for the foreseeable future, filmmakers and creatives have turned to other means to make movies. In this episode of Third World Cinema Club, the gang talks about the recent Gabi ng Himala, a tribute and reinterpretation of the Bernal classic, and Unconfined Cinema’s Love Team.

John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alonzo in Love Team

notes:

Spoilers are present for both Gabi ng Himala and Love Team.

For this episode of Third World Cinema Club, veteran film critic Noel Vera joins us to talk film. Get ready for conversations on classic Filipino Cinema, film criticism in general and a slew of film recommendations!

 

notes:

Minor spoilers for the discussed films are present.

It’s time to look outside the box, and by the box I mean the confines of Metro Manila. In this special collaboration with Arkipelago, Princess and John talk to three filmmakers from the regions who have contributed their films to the Binisaya Film Festival! They’ve set up a page where you can donate, and in exchange, watch the films from their growing catalog.

 Trailer:

notes:

This is the audio version of a video (which will be available soon; pending an update)

We’ve tried to clean up the audio as much as we can, please bear with us for any technical difficulties.

For more info, and to help contribute or donate to Binisaya’s The Distance Between Us initiative, click here for more information.

Spoilers are present for all the films seen.