The 49th Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) of 2023 has achieved a remarkable milestone, with its total revenue reaching an impressive Php1 billion. This phenomenal success underscores the widespread appeal and popularity of the diverse array of films showcased during the festival. The MMFF serves as a platform for local filmmakers to showcase their creativity and talent, and the overwhelming response from audiences further solidifies the festival’s significance in the Philippine cinema landscape.

In a recent update shared by the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) Official and the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA), it was announced that the festival’s 10 participating films would continue to captivate audiences beyond the initially scheduled end date. Originally slated to conclude on January 7, the MMFF movies will now be available for viewing until January 14. This extension comes in response to the enthusiastic demand from patrons who wish to catch up on the cinematic gems featured in the festival.

“In response to the public clamor, the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) is proud to announce that the theatrical run of its 10 movie entries is extended.”

The decision to extend the screening period reflects the festival organizers’ commitment to accommodating the diverse preferences and schedules of the moviegoers. By providing this extended viewing opportunity, the MMFF 2023 ensures that more people can experience and appreciate the rich tapestry of Filipino cinema, fostering a deeper connection between filmmakers and their audience.

As the 49th MMFF continues to make headlines with its unprecedented success, it not only celebrates the achievements of the local film industry but also serves as a testament to the enduring passion and support of Filipino movie enthusiasts.

“Aside from giving a week to catch the 10 festival entries, MMFF complimentary passes will also be honored until January 14.”

“Truly, MMFF 2023 is a certified box office hit. This is a good sign as we gear up for the Manila International Film Festival (MIFF).”