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I invite you all to tell the true story of the Marcoses. #RPNonFiction
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It’s Genre-teurs! We’ve found the perfect face(s) to represent all the genres we love! Ft. @elijahcanlas_ and a whole lineup of beloved movie characters, brought to life by the auteur himself, Whammy Alcazaren.
Here’s our #QCinema2026 festival ad!
Can you identify them all? 👀
Whalefall ('26 Brian Duffield): As with the novel, I'm not super convinced by all the dad stuff. But all the whale stuff is top notch.
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Introducing Genre’teurs, a new curatorial concept that explores the intersection of genre filmmaking and the distinctive creative vision of individual filmmakers.
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Street Fighter ('26 Kitao Sakurai): Makes some iffy filmmaking and storytelling choices, but its enthusiasm for the source material is infectious.
Hindi ko ma-guarantee pero sabi ni Lav sa akin na for the first time sa QCinema pupunta siya sa Q&A.
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Genre but make it auteur.
QCinema presents GENRE'TEURS: a festival-wide focus on films where genre meets auteur vision. From crime and horror to sci-fi and dark comedy, the lineup celebrates filmmakers who make the familiar indelibly their own.
Here are the first few titles:
Always Yours, Never Mine ('26 Cathy Garcia-Sampana): Grasps for big feelings that aren't really there.
Beast ('26 Lawrence Fajardo): Almost charming, if not for the awful choice made in animating the carabao.
Stuck On You ('26 Mikko Baldoza): I appreciate how hard Xyriel Manabat works in this. Movie's a mess, though.
Multwoh: Patay na Patay sa Yo ('26 Rodina Singh): The vibes are great. Would have liked a little more coherence.





