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For our college thesis, my thesis partner and I dissected Filipino gender non-conforming films for intersections on violence and queer media. Through this experience, we were able to watch a bunch of queer films from our nation, and we discovered that the Philippines has a prosperous compendium of films that explore the lives, loves, and challenges of the LGBTQ+ community. 

Each of the films on this list has left a long-lasting impression on me, and I trust they offer valuable insights and earnest narratives that resonate deeply with the human experience. From lighthearted comedies to profound dramas, these films capture the essence of Diverse lives in the Philippines. 

Regardless if you’re watching alone, with a lover, or with your barkada, here are eight Filipino films that you should combine to your watchlist this Pride Month:

1. Remington and the Curse of the Zombadings (2011)

Directed by: Jade Castro

This horror-comedy film is a unique and entertaining take on Homosexual themes. The story revolves around Remington, a young male cursed to develop gay after offensive the gay group in his childhood. As he grapples with his recent identity,