Manila: The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) is calling on Filipinos to watch and support the entries in the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) 2025 beginning Thursday on Christmas Day. In a video message, MTRCB chairperson and CEO Lala Sotto called on the public to celebrate Filipino creativity by watching the eight films featured in this year's festival. She urged viewers, particularly parents and guardians, to use the MTRCB classification ratings as a guide in choosing films that are appropriate for family viewing.
According to Philippines News Agency, the 51st MTRCB entries include 'I'm Perfect', rated G (General Audience) which is suitable for viewers of all ages; 'Bar Boys: After School', rated PG (Parental Guidance) suitable for viewers aged 13 or below and accompanied by their parents or guardian; 'Call Me Mother' - PG; 'Love You So Bad' - PG; 'Manila's Finest' - PG; 'Rekonek' - PG; 'Unmarry' - PG; and 'Shake, Rattle and Roll: Evil Origins' - R-13, for viewers aged 13 and above.
Sotto emphasized the importance of the MTRCB ratings in ensuring a family-friendly viewing experience. She encouraged families to enjoy the diverse selection of films, each offering a unique perspective on Filipino culture and creativity. Her message highlighted the role of the MMFF in bringing quality entertainment to the Filipino audience during the festive season.
