Storytelling came to life on the big screen as the FAB Film Festival 2025 opened its Day 1 and Day 2 screenings at SM Cinema Bataan. In a strong show of support for local filmmaking, all tickets sold out, with eager moviegoers lining up early for the exclusive screenings.
The festival showcased an inspiring roster of official entries, including:
- Para sa Paborito Kong Putahe by Erika Ann Bautista (Salimpusa Production)
- Daluyong by Erwin Jericho Arceo (Sine Kundiman)
- Maiba Taya by Emir Canlas (EC Films)
- Tayo sa Dilim by Satoru Corilla (BlueSky Productions)
- Kubli by Billy Oyanib (One Man Films)
- Isang Kilo by Jeyk Esperanza (Obra Production)
- Tagahulo by Lemmor Miguel Vitug (Cinemmon Films)
- As If We Never Left by Marvin Rei Panes (Nostalgia Cartel)
- Resume by Michael Angelo Cervantes (CAMAC Production)
- Kuwentong Multo by Dexter Paul De Jesus (Ciete Cinco Creatives)
Each film brought unique stories, creativity, and heart proving that Bataan’s growing film community has so much to offer the Philippine cinema landscape.
SM Cinema Bataan served as the perfect venue for this celebration of talent and artistry. Its modern facilities, comfortable seats, and state-of-the-art screen and sound system enhanced each film’s emotional depth and cinematic beauty—giving audiences and filmmakers a true big-screen experience that inspires more local creatives to share their stories. With its accessibility, inviting atmosphere, and strong support for local arts, SM City Bataan is now poised to become the go-to venue for future film festivals and creative showcases, providing the perfect stage for the next wave of Filipino filmmakers to shine.
