Third World Cinema Club

The Third World Cinema Club watches the Vic Sotto-Coco Martin collaboration Jack Em Popoy, and the results are not what you might expect. We were planning to watch the whole fest, but none of us really wanted to, to be honest, so we decided to watch whatever was available. Queen Kinoc joins us for this episode.

The gang takes a holiday from local films and watches Creed II, sequel to Ryan Coogler’s 2015 sports drama.

Don’t worry, we’ll be back to covering Filipino films for our next episode!

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The gang talks to actress Rhian Ramos about her latest movie, TBA’s Kung Paano Siya Nawala, followed by a post-screening discussion of the film. Find out why the movie stands out among this year’s smorgasbord of local romantic movies. Para sa bago nating parlor!

Warning: spoilers are present for Kung Paano Siya Nawala.

Special thanks to Rhian and her fans club for the support!

Part of this episode was recorded in Urban Pods at Gateway Mall.

John’s review of Kung Paano Siya Nawala

Rhian demonstrates the art of karate chopping

“so a cowboy and a policeman walk into a bar…”

 

Ano na, UNIQLO!?

The gang talks to award-winning director-screenwriter Dwein Baltazar, where she talks about her film making process and other things. Did you know that there was another planned ending to Oda sa Wala? Why is the character in Exes Baggage named after her? What’s up with Aileen in Gusto Kita With All My Hypothalamus? Will she finally become an endorser of Uniqlo!? That, and more in this explosive episode!

 

Rappler film critic Oggs Cruz joins the gang as they talk about the recently concluded QCinema International Film Festival. Young lovers, old lovers, basketball players, bird creatures and corpses abound in this episode of Third World Cinema Club! How many sponsors can we fit into one episode? Who really knows?

The gang talks with actress Natileigh Sitoy about her latest film, Come on Irene (Itoshi no Irene). She also talks about her experiences as an actress, her involvement in several projects, and so on. There’s a major bit of news in this episode that may shock you! Yes, I guess that’s clickbait. We’re going to hell when we die. In any case, it’s a spook-tacular episode of Third World Cinema Club!

For this episode, we are also joined by fellow cinephiles/clubmates Michael Edillor of the Philippine Cinema Forum and Jo-Marie Bala of Showbiz News Intrigues.

This episode was recorded at Kwago Book Bar over at Warehouse Eight, La Fuerza Compound, Chino Roces, Makati. For more information: click here.

 

Spoiler warning for Come on Irene, and near the end, there are spoilers for QCinema films Billie and Emma as well as All Grown Up, from the 1h20 mark onwards.

 

The gang talks to the director of Cinema One Originals 2018’s Best Film, Paglisan. We talk about cartoons, anime, why loaves of bread at a film festival are awesome, and twins Chino and Tali. Is this the last episode of our podcast? Just kidding.

We’ve had producers and actors in this podcast so far, but how about a veritable Social Media God?

We talk to the director and the star of one of the best received films of this year’s Cinema One Originals Film Festival, the mockumentary Asuang. Listen to the club engage in all sorts of shenanigans as director Raynier Brizuela and lead actor Alwyn Uytingco talk about prophetic dreams, LALA chocolates, and the possibility of Asuang 3 Tokyo Drift. It’s our funniest episode yet! Will we become an ASMR channel by the end of the podcast? Who knows?

First part of a multi-part series on Cinema One Originals 2018.

Our coverage of Cinema One Originals 2018 continues! We are still joined by actress Elora Españo as we talk about the remaining five competition films from the festival. How many innuendos about Fisting can we fit into one podcast!? Will we be rated X by the MTRCB? Will something spooky happen? Will talking about Paglisan make us cry (again!?)

True!? True.

The final part of a multi part Cinema One special.

Warning: spoilers abound in this podcast, so listen at your own risk!

This episode consists of several descriptions of sexual acts. Listener discretion is advised.

It’s time to talk about Cinema One Originals 2018! Actress and friend of the podcast Elora Españo joins the club as they talk about the soon to be concluded fest. In this part, we talk about Keith Deligero’s A Short History of a Few Bad Things, comedies Asuang and Bagyong Bheverlynn, and an extended discussion of Double Twisting, Double Back.

Warning: spoilers for the above films, so listen at your own discretion!

Part two of a multi part Cinema One special.