The Decade of Living Dangerously: A Chronicle from Lav Diaz Brandon Wee February 2005 Filipino Cinema Ten years in the making, Lav Diaz's epic ten-hour Evolution of a Filipino Family has finally left the editing room and is more than worth the wait. In this interview, he discusses the immense undertaking of making the film, as well as Filipino society and cinema past and present.
Family Meals, Family Values, and Philippine Cinema: An Interview with Independent Filmmaker Khavn De la Cruz Alexis Tioseco February 2005 Filipino Cinema Interview with the prolific, DV-loving independent filmmaker Khavn whose latest film The Family That Eats Soil recently premiered at Rotterdam.
Manila at the Edge of Realism Noel Vera February 2005 Filipino Cinema Mario O'Hara is one of the great contemporary Filipino directors and his 25th feature film Woman of the Breakwater examines contemporary Manila through a community of homeless romantics living alongside Manila Bay.
