Find the best Tagalog-language movies to watch. These movies in Tagalog are: highly-rated by critics, highly-rated by viewers, and handpicked by our staff.
At times looking and sounding like a real Filipino action film from 50 years ago, while painstakingly edited to juggle…
Unlike in other films that only seem to evoke a previous era to make a target demographic feel warm and…
Filled with dense conversations about classical music and cryptic suggestions of a guilty conscience, Tár makes for a challenging watch…
A great example of a documentary that covers a marginalized community without imposing the gaze of a detached, “superior” filmmaker,…
Among the sea of class satires released in the last year, Triangle of Sadness is one of the better ones.…
As one of the few animated Filipino films ever made, there’s a question as to why The Missing should use…
There is no shortage of resources—be it books, films, articles, or interviews—about the atrocities Ferdinand Marcos unleashed on the Philippines.…
Though only currently available on Prime Video Philippines, Carlo Francisco Manatad’s critically acclaimed drama boasts the kind of directorial vision…
In Letterboxd, Cleaners was once the highest rated film of 2021, and was once in the list of the top…
With immigration being a vastly different experience across race, gender, and origin country, it can be easy to dismiss Amazon…
There’s a cruelty to In My Mother’s Skin that may seem off-putting at first, but one must reckon with the…
As courageous now as it was when it was first released domestically in the Philippines, Aswang stands as an essential…
Made with the modesty and authenticity of modern indie cinema from the Philippine regions, Scarecrow (or in the Ilocano language,…
Before her triumphant Oscar win for her role in Minari, Youn Yuh-jung starred in The Bacchus Lady as So-young, an…
If there are parts to Rookie’s story that seem too easily resolved—for the sake of making this more of a…
Based on the short story “God Sees the Truth, But Waits” by Leo Tolstoy, The Woman Who Left is a…
Irish director Lorcan Finnegan’s follow-up to the social dystopia Vivarium, too, centers around the trials and tribulations of a nuclear…
At the height of the 1997 Asian financial crisis, a small Singaporean family scrambles to keep their middle-class status afloat.…
The Fabella Hospital in the Philippines is clearly overburdened and understaffed, and though it offers some of the lowest pregnancy…
Unlike in many films about old people on the doorstep of death, the titular grandmother in this movie is excited…
Joy is a dutiful, overseas Filipino worker supporting her entire family back home. Ethan is a well-off bartender who has,…
The fantasy of being able to have the body you once had is impossible in real life, but we can…
Forlorn longing envelops Days of Being Wild, where the act of dreaming is as valuable as its actual fulfillment. “You’ll…
Insiang is not an easy film to watch. It’s hard to look at, not because the sprawling slums of Manila…
Filmed in 1970s Manila, at the height of dictatorship in the Philippines, Manila in the Claws of Night is above…
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