Johnnie To, Walter Salles and Lav Diaz
Walter Salles, Lav Diaz, Johnnie To among Masters for Doha Film Institute’s Qumra 2025
Brazilian filmmaker Walter Salles and Filipino director Lav Diaz are among the five Masters invited to the 11th edition of the Doha Film Institute’s Qumra lab. Hong Kong filmmaker Johnnie To, Mexican costume designer Anna Terrazas and Iranian-French cinematographer Darius Khondji round out the 2025 Masters.
Doha Film Institute (DFI) has announced the five film luminaries who will be the Qumra Masters of its eleventh annual ...
Lav Diaz's "Phantosmia," which has its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival in the out of competition section, has debuted its trailer. The film centers on Hilarion Zabala, whose mysterious ...
Anyone familiar with Lav Diaz's work knows that his films are typically lengthy. His longest, “Evolution of a Filipino Family” in 2004 has a 10-hour runtime, the sixth longest movie to date.
The availability of “Phantosmia” by auteur Lav Diaz in commercial theaters may have come as a surprise to his followers, who are used to seeing his films in local festivals like QCinema and ...
Phantosmia, a four-hour black-and-white movie of Lav Diaz starring Janine Gutierrez (left), opens in local cinemas; along with the R16 comedy movie Ang Sampung Utos Kay Josh, starring Jerald Napoles ...
Stands Still is the first full-length fiction from Dela Cruz, noted as a gallery artist as well as a film-maker, and a ...
Antoinette Jadaone’s “Sunshine,” starring Maris Racal, won the Crystal Bear at the 75th Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale). The Crystal Bear is awarded to the Best Film of both the ...
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