If there’s any truth to the old chestnut that great works of art teach you how to experience them, few films exemplify it quite so fully as Jacques Rivette‘s Out 1.Then again, when so few films are ...

The Philippines' National Hero Dr. Jose Rizal's novel "Noli Me Tangere" inspired the 1896 Philippine revolution against Spain, and much later, the 1957 opera adaptation of the same name, created ...

The title may translate as “Touch Me Not,” but a team of intrepid producers haven’t hesitated to tackle “Noli Me Tangere,” which has been called the first full-length Filipino opera ...

Pinoy Ako.” I think the slogan “Coronavirus, noli me tangere” has a more Pinoy punch to it. It addresses not only the virus but also fellow Pinoys to “keep your (social) distance,” especially if “noli ...

Before anything else, let me thank the 201 people who texted me last weekend: 195 were in agreement with Rizal and me; six were not. That proportion is indeed heartening.

JOSÉ Rizal wrote the Noli Me Tangere for the benefit of the indios. But it was not meant for indios to read. The mere fact that he wrote it in the Spanish language and not Tagalog tells us that he had ...

"It's a piece of the Philippine history that has existed for the past 136 years and something younger generations of Filipino Australians would be able to learn about their heritage and culture ...

When I opened it, I was surprised that it was actually an English translation of José Rizal’s Noli Me Tangere by Charles Derbyshire, published in 1912. It used to be a very popular translation until ...

The Philippines’ first full-length opera, Noli Me Tangere, The Opera, which premiered at the Far Eastern University (FEU) in 1957 and made its Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP) debut in ...

MOST FILIPINOS will recognize the Latin phrase “Noli me tangere” as the title of Jose Rizal’s first novel, rather than as a biblical line from the gospel of St. John (20:17). In English, it is usually ...