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National Artists, rising stars on the cusp of greatness, billionaires, actors, and politicians. Yup, Man At His Best season is back again.
Esquire Philippines' Man at His Best is back to recognize the outstanding men and women who continue to define the times. Each continues to raise the bar in their respective pursuits in 2023, empowering different industries and the lives they ultimately alter ...
Decades, perhaps even centuries, in the making is the legacy of Kidlat Tahimik. At 81, the National Artist for Film is as deeply embedded as he has ever been in his perfumed nightmares, his duende, the decolonization of the Filipino, and the indio-genius we all ought to discover for ourselves.
Every year, Esquire Philippines' Man at His Best honors extraordinary Filipinos who are reshaping society. These are the men and women who are raising the bar for Filipino creatives, athletes, public servants, and professionals.This year, we're celebrating eight mavericks and ...
Decades (maybe even centuries) in the making, this exhibit shows us how the National Artist's neo-colonial cinema has come full circle.
For all the years we've known Kidlat Tahimik-man with the cool moniker, carrying a rattan vintage film camera, rocking a bahag, and sporting flowy gray hair-he's undoubtedly the quintessential proponent of the Filipino identity. His name crackles around ...
This is how you can become an adopted child of the Cordilleras.
The City of Pines has always been a gracious host to its visitors. Baguio's richer, dustier corners are where its true identity lies, and where outsiders-from poets and artists and musicians to friends of its indigenous villages and the rest ...
"Pilipinas ang aming pangulo."
Some of the biggest names in Philippine cinema spoke candidly in a video statement urging citizens to vote not just for themselves, but for their fellow countrymen.With just a few days to go before the May 9 polls, the Directors' Guild ...
If you’re willing to go through multiple health checks, Baguio is ready to welcome you back.
Kidlat Tahimik first heard about Enrique de Malacca in the late 1970s. The artist and filmmaker became so fascinated with the story of the Malay slave who became a member of Ferdinand Magellan's expedition party-and who some historians believe is ...
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