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Ambulancia by Richard Legaspi and Shorts by Seymour Barros Sanchez were chosen to be part of Bite the Mango Film Festival to be held in September 19-25 at the National Media Museum in Bradford, West Yorkshire, UK. Bite the Mango has been around since 1995. It has featured Asian and Black filmmakers in the UK. Now, it has become a celebration of cultures all over the world. It is becoming a point of convergence of world cinema.

The 2008 Chicago Filipino American Film Festival, now on its fifth year, is now accepting submissions.

The film festival will be held on November 7-9, 2008 at the Portage Theater, which has been recently renovated and can now hold 1,300 viewers.

Penstalker will offer you more movie reviews of both international and foreign movies that are screening on Philippine movie houses.
A lot of movie critics consider Jason Statham a B-movie actor. They might be justified because of his track record with “The One”, “The Tranporter” 1& 2, and “Rouge War”. The Bank Job is another B-movie [...]

Prom Night is a movie about a prom gone bad thanks to a teacher who’s so obsessed with his student that he just has to kill everyone else! Watch the movie only if you have a bad experience with your Prom Night and you just want some of your classmates to perish off the planet. [...]

I enjoyed Night at the Museum. The movie dealt with fatherhood—how the character portrayed by Ben Stiller learned to be responsible and help his kid become closer to him. In the process, he became a more responsible father.
Ben Stiller is back! Together with Robin Williams, Owen Wilson, Rocky Gervais, and more recently Christopher Guest, they [...]

Hellboy is back for some more kickass action! This time, let’s get wowed by the director who brought us Pan’s Labyrinth. Visionary director Guillermo del Toro puts his hand on Mike Mignola’s Hellboy.
The Hellboy universe is truly suitable to the big screen. I loved the first Hellboy movie with the not-so-typical demon hero in Hellboy.
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Do you remember that master sleuth living at 221B Baker Street, London. Quirky and eccentric but uber cool and totally amazing in solving cases that average minds couldn’t seem to catch. He is your typical hero, anti-hero. It’s Sherlock Holmes.
We will get a chance to see the London Super Sleuth on screen sometime soon. But [...]

Batman Begins was a great movie. In a lot of ways, it was better than the previous films. It had grit, intensity, and fun in its own way. People have been raving about Heath Ledger’s performance in this film. I wonder if he lives up (sorry for the pun) to such an expectation.
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