“Everything Everywhere All At Once”, “Triangle of Sadness”, and “Plan 75” are back for special screenings at Cinema ’76 and Cinematheque

Those who missed the theatrical release of “Everything Everywhere All At Once”, “Triangle of Sadness”, and “Plan 75” are in luck as TBA Studios brings back these award-winning movies for a special micro-cinema run at Cinema ’76 Film Society and Cinematheque Centres across the country.

The multiverse adventure of an aging Asian laundromat owner captured the hearts and attention of movie audiences when it opened in the Philippines last August and is continuing to do so hot on the heels of its major wins at the 80th Golden Globe Awards, a Best Supporting trophy for Ke Huy Quan and Best Actress for Michelle Yeoh.

Meanwhile, “Triangle of Sadness” made a major splash across movie lovers with its biting commentary on the rich and the privileged. But what made Ruben Östlund’s Palme d’Or-winning film a true hit among Filipinos is the presence of Dolly de Leon, whose scene-stealing performance of a luxury cruise toilet cleaner earned her a historic nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the recently concluded Golden Globes. De Leon’s nomination garnered a new wave of interest for the film especially for those who missed it during its initial theatrical run and limited QCinema International Film Festival screenings.

Ready To Get Lost In The Triangle of Sadness?

With the crazy things that are happening in the world between the rich and the working class, Ruben Östlund's latest film Triangle of Sadness may be a work of fiction but seems hit hard closer to the truth. It stars a number of diverse actors such as Harris Dickinson, Charlbi Dean, Dolly de Leon, Zlatko Burić, Henrik Dorsin, Vicki Berlin, and Woody Harrelson.

One can also get to feel what the movie is about with the promotional posters that featured one of the characters barfing. And indeed, it has a lot of them and more things to be seen. But the vile liquids are not the highlight of the film, rather it is the class struggles of the characters, the clash of wealth, the new way of social climbing, the need for attention, and a discourse of political ideologies.

Cannes-winning ‘Triangle of Sadness’ showing in 49 cinemas starting Nov. 30

Triangle of Sadness breakout star Dolly de Leon. 

Filipinos will now have the chance to experience the critically acclaimed satirical dark comedy film Triangle of Sadness on the big screen starting this Wednesday, Nov. 30. The film features Filipino actress Dolly de Leon, whose stunning performance has garnered praise from film critics here and abroad.

Forty-nine cinemas across the country are set to play Triangle of Sadness this week:

‘Triangle of Sadness’ premieres at QCinema ahead of Nov. 30 nationwide release

Triangle of Sadness actress Dolly de Leon strikes a pose with male models inspired by a scene in the satire movie. Photo from TBA Studios.

TBA Studios is bringing the critically acclaimed satirical dark comedy film Triangle of Sadness to the QCinema International Film Festival 2022, premiering as the festival’s opening film on Nov. 17 at Gateway Cineplex in Quezon City. 

While the premiere is by invitation, moviegoers can still catch the second screening of Triangle of Sadness during the festival on Nov. 21 at Power Plant Cinema in Rockwell, Makati City.

"TRIANGLE OF SADNESS" International Trailer Out Now

Directed by the multi-awarded Swedish filmmaker Ruben Östlund, this highly-anticipated dark comedy stars Woody Harrelson, Harris Dickinson, Charlbi Dean Kriek, Vicki Berlin, Zlatko Burić, and our very own Dolly de Leon in her critically acclaimed performance.

TBA Studios brings Cannes Film Festival Palme d’Or winner “Triangle of Sadness” to PH cinemas

TBA Studios has acquired the exclusive Philippine theatrical rights to this year's controversial Cannes Film Festival Palme d'Or winner Triangle of Sadness. 

Swedish filmmaker Ruben Östlund directs a satirical masterpiece that has everyone abuzz. Set in the world of fashion, Triangle of Sadness follows fashion model couple Carl and Yaya as they embark on a luxury cruise adventure. All appears Instagrammable at first but a storm is brewing, and heavy seasickness hits the passengers during the seven-course captain’s dinner. The cruise ends catastrophically and they become stranded on a desert island with a group of billionaires and a cleaning lady. In the fight for survival, old hierarchies are turned upside down since the cleaning lady is the only one who knows how to fish.