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Films from Philippines
Philippines's catalogue on Celluloid runs to 4 films spanning 2016–2023 in Filipino, led by Hello, Love, Goodbye (75%) and Ma' Rosa (74%). Every title is ranked by our four-input Celluloid Score with critic consensus and expert reviews on each film page.
The highest-rated Philippines film on Celluloid is Hello, Love, Goodbye (2019) with a 75% Celluloid Score — Recommended.
Each film from Philippines in our catalogue includes a Celluloid Score from up to four verified inputs, original verdict text, and linked editorial reviews where available. Audience sentiment is separate.
Titles are indexed by original language and country of production for easier discovery.
The highest-grossing Filipino film of its era — a tear-jerking Hong Kong romance that critics found formulaic but audiences embraced as the definitive KathrynBernardo–Alden Richards love story.
Brillante Mendoza took Best Director at MGGA 2017 for this Cannes Best Actress vehicle — a cornerstone of MIFFest’s early international slate.
Real-life spouses Dingdong Dantes and Marian Rivera anchored a melodramatic time-travel weepie that critics treated as engineered catharsis — and Philippine audiences rewarded with historic box-office returns.
Sheron Dayoc’s Philippine coming-of-age thriller won Best Feature Narrative at Balinale 2024 — praised for direction, script, and a moral arc that stuck with the jury.
Full critic reviews with answer-engine summaries — each review answers whether the film is worth watching, what it is about, and where to stream it.
Hello, Love, Goodbye is Cathy Garcia-Sampana's Hong Kong romance about two Filipino migrant workers, lifted above formula by Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards.
Yes. It is a heartfelt, well-acted Filipino romance that gives migrant workers' lives real weight, best for viewers who enjoy a good cry and do not mind a familiar formula.Ma' Rosa is Brillante Mendoza's raw Manila drama about a shopkeeper arrested for dealing and the children scrambling to buy her freedom, anchored by Jaclyn Jose.
Yes, with reservations. It is a gripping, street-level portrait of poverty and police corruption for viewers who can handle grit, though its shaky realism can wear.Rewind is a Filipino time-travel melodrama in which a grieving husband gets a chance to relive the day he lost his family, anchored by Dingdong Dantes and Marian Rivera.
Yes, with reservations. Viewers who enjoy an unashamed tearjerker will find it deeply affecting; those allergic to melodrama and loose fantasy rules should steer clear.The Gospel of the Beast is Sheron R. Dayoc's bleak Filipino coming-of-age drama about a teenager undone by one terrible accident, tough to watch but hard to shake.
Yes, with reservations. It suits viewers drawn to grim, morally serious world cinema; those wanting hope or clear answers will find it heavy going.
Romance, Drama · 2h 2m
MIFFest 2017 Drama · 1h 50m
Drama, Romance · 1h 55m
FeaturedBalinale 2024 Drama · 1h 25m
Browse our Philippines catalogue sorted by Celluloid Score — the highest-rated films appear first with critic and audience ratings on every card.
Celluloid Score combines Celluloid editorial, Metascore, Letterboxd and IMDb inputs into a single percentage; audience sentiment is displayed separately alongside the written verdict and review.