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MTRCB calls for support for 50th MMFF entries. Images: MMFF/Facebook

The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) urged Filipino families to show their support for this year’s Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) entries. 

The review board underscored the vital role of local films in showcasing Filipino creativity and culture, with its chairperson and CEO Diorella “Lala” Sotto-Antonio regarding the annual event as a platform to celebrate the achievements of Filipino filmmakers and strengthen the local film industry.

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“The MMFF is more than just an annual film festival because this is also a celebration of Filipino artistry and creativity,” Sotto-Antonio said.

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“By supporting this year’s film fest, we do not only enjoy quality entertainment but also help sustain and grow our film industry,” she added, with the agency noting how this year’s films “reflect a rich tapestry of genres and themes.”

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Sotto-Antonio also reiterated the importance of responsible viewing habits, encouraging parents to guide younger audiences.

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“The MTRCB ensures that the 10 entries for the 50th edition of the MMFF adhere to age-appropriate classifications, but the responsibility of nurturing informed viewing habits lies with us all—parents, guardians and the community,” she added.

The 10 official MMFF entries—which star veteran actors Vilma Santos, Vic Sotto, Judy Ann Santos, Vice Ganda, Aga Muhlach, Eugene Domingo, and Nadine Lustre, among many other—will screen on theaters from Dec. 25 to Jan. 7, 2025.

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