Attention all readers who take their their romance bittersweet: the new Argentine film Esteros is an extraordinary exemplar of this genre. It also qualifies as a fine piece of queer filmmaking.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An expansion of Curotto’s 2015 short “Matias and Jeronimo,” “Esteros” follows two male childhood friends who reconnect as adults, ...

MANILA, Philippines - Continuing the “one estero at a time” approach in rehabilitating the waterways of Metro Manila, ABS-CBN Foundation’s Kapit Bisig Para sa Ilog Pasig (KBPIP) and the Pasig River ...

Tag-ulan na naman! Yes, it’s rainy season and once again, we lament the fact that we have not solved Manila’s perennial flooding problem. The cycles of the city’s urban life reflected in our ...

All throughout another Argentine art, the film Esteros, the audience is urged to ask if what one is navigating is the treacherous waters of illusion versus reality. The great thing about this ...

Manila, not Bangkok in Thailand nor the village of Zhujiajiao in China, was in the past called the “Venice of the East.” This was less than a century ago when most of the more than 50 esteros and ...

The Metro Manila Development Authority is searching for 'lost esteros' that are unable to dislodge floodwaters because they have been buried under construction MANILA, Philippines – The Metro Manila ...

Breaking Glass Pictures has snagged North American rights to LGBT Spanish-language drama “Esteros,” the feature debut of Argentina’s Papu Curotto. An expansion of Curotto’s 2015 short “Matias and ...