Arts and Culture

The Goethe-Institut Philippinen will open its doors again to the public and take everyone on a trip to discover Germany's language, art, culture, games...

To showcase films that aim to break the stigmas on HIV and AIDS in the country and to empower filmmakers to turn stories into...

Who says silent films are boring? Certainly not the loyal audiences who, year after year since 2007, join the International Silent Film Festival (ISFF)...

Raymund Ribay Gutierrez's Filipino feature film “Verdict” produced by international film festival-favorite Brillante Mendoza will be vying for Best Film under the Horizons (Orizzonti)...

Good news, Cebuanos! This August, you can meet your favorite Pista ng Pelikulang Pilipino (PPP) 2019 artists to show them your full support as...

By THEPHILBIZNEWS STAFF Once again, the Cine Argentino returns to Shangri-La Plaza at the Red Carpet on August 14-18 for its fifth year with a strong lineup of diverse films. The Argentinian Cinema Festival...

By Dr. Rebekka VolmerThe history of coffee in the Philippines started in Batangas. The first coffee tree was planted in Lipa in 1730, by a...

By Dr. Rebekka Volmer In the past, archaeologists were simply digging up artefacts and bones, describing them and placing their find in an exhibition. There...

Literary Legacy of Spanish icon Miguel Hernández will be exhibited by Instituto Cervantes From July 25 to September 16, Instituto Cervantes de Manila will be holding the...

PH Cinema Celebrates 100 Years in Biggest Int’l Film Festival in Mexico The world continues to join the Philippines in the celebration of its One...