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‘Filipiñana’ Review: A Manila Golf Course Hides the Sinister History of Colonialism in a Languid Satire Executive Produced by Jia Zhangke

A 17-year-old girl lands a job at a creepy Manila golf club in Rafael Manuel’s evocative debut feature.

Published Aug 27, 2026 · 2:00 PMOriginal source: IndieWire5 reads
A 17-year-old girl lands a job at a creepy Manila golf club in Rafael Manuel’s evocative debut feature.
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