Didn't get to attend Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival? Here’s your chance to catch up on the local indie film scene with 26 Cinemalaya films now streaming on iflix. From Cinemalaya Year 1 (2005) to Year 9 (2013), the films cover eight seasons from the popular film festival, with winning entries added to the mix.
Cinemalaya 2005
Pepot Artista
Best Film
Directed by Clodualdo Del Mundo, Jr.
Directed by Mario Cornejo
Directed by Michael Angelo Dagñalan
Cinemalaya 2007
Tribu
Best Film
Directed by Jim Libiran
Special Jury Prize
Directed by Jade Castro
Directed by Jay Abello
Cinemalaya 2008
Jay
Best Film
Francis Xavier Pasion
Directed by Jay Abello
Directed by Joel Ruiz
Cinemalaya 2009
Ang Panggagahasa kay Fe
Special Jury Prize
Directed by Jobin Ballesteros
Directed by Alvin Yapan
Directed by Pepe Diokno
Cinemalaya 2010
Donor
Directed by Mark Meily
(Expires on December 7, 2018, on iflix)
Directed by Joel Lamangan
Directed by Dennis Marasigan
Directed by Joselito Altajeros
Cinemalaya 2011
Niño
Special Jury Prize
Directed by Loy Arceñas
Directed by Zurich Chan
Directed by Joel Lamangan
Cinemalaya 2012
Aparisyon
Directed by Vincent Sandoval
Cinemalaya 2013
Sana Dati
Best Film
Directed by Jerrold Tarog
Special Jury Prize
Directed by Jeffrey Jeturian
Directed by Jason Paul Laxamana
Directed by Leo Abaya
Directed by Alvin Yapan
Directed by Christopher Ad Castillo
Short Films
If you’re in the mood for short films, you can check out Cinemalaya’s Viddsee channel, which includes 29 short films for free viewing. Some of the most viewed shorts on the channel are Lola by Kevin Ang (Cinemalaya 2014), Asan si Lolo Mê by Sari Estrada (Cinemalaya 2014), and Mientras Su Durmida by Sheron Dayoc (Cinemalaya 2012).
Asan si Lolo Me by Sari Estrada
