2076 Kolektib

2076 Kolektib 2076Kolektib: Cinema of Social Consciousness

ALT-R 2025 X beetzee hits Dumaguete!📍 beetzee, Meciano Road🗓 October 16–18, 2025 | 9AM–6PM💸 FREE!Jay Altarejos’ NOT A MA...
20/09/2025

ALT-R 2025 X beetzee hits Dumaguete!
đź“Ť beetzee, Meciano Road
🗓 October 16–18, 2025 | 9AM–6PM
đź’¸ FREE!

Jay Altarejos’ NOT A MASTERCLASS
Real, Raw & Radical.
Learn writing, directing, and editing from acclaimed filmmaker Jay Altarejos (Guardia de Honor, Kasal, Tale of the Lost Boys).

PLUS:
✨ Films by Jay Altarejos
✨ 11 Short Films in Competition (ALT-R HEROES 2025)
✨ Film outputs from Dumaguete participants

👉 HOW TO APPLY (Deadline: Oct 5, 11:59PM)
Email [email protected] with:
• Full Name, Age, Address, Contact #
• Social Media Handle
• Profile Pic + 100-word Bio
• 1-paragraph Story Idea
• Link to Sample Work (if any)
This is FREE and open to 18+ only.

🌏 ALT-R HEROES 2025 is a project of 2076 Kolektib and GagaOOLala.

🤝 The Dumaguete leg is in cooperation between Jay Altarejos (2076 Kolektib) and Cham Guevarra (beetzee).

ALT-R HEROES at SOHO House Bangkok13 shorts + 1 feature + conversations✨ In the spirit of Dalagang Bukid (1919), the fir...
20/09/2025

ALT-R HEROES at SOHO House Bangkok
13 shorts + 1 feature + conversations
✨ In the spirit of Dalagang Bukid (1919), the first Filipino film.

ALT-R HEROES x SOHO HOUSE BangkokFrom LGBT Rights to Human Rights📍 Soho House Bangkok🗓 September 20, 2025 · 6–11 PMEvery...
20/09/2025

ALT-R HEROES x SOHO HOUSE Bangkok
From LGBT Rights to Human Rights

đź“Ť Soho House Bangkok
🗓 September 20, 2025 · 6–11 PM

Every September, we commemorate Dalagang Bukid (1919), the first Filipino film by José Nepomuceno—a reminder of where Philippine cinema began.

Carrying that legacy forward, tonight’s invitational screening features 13 short films in competition and a feature by Jay Altarejos, followed by conversations with Jay and Bangkok-based artists.

Also attending are Marco Bertillo-Mata (2076 Kolektib) and Pia Duran, filmmaker of Sama Bella, one of the competing films.

ALT-R HEROES 2025 at UP Film Institute 📍 Videotheque, UP Diliman🗓 Monday, Sept 29, 2025 · 2:00–8:30 PM💡 FREE SCREENINGS ...
14/09/2025

ALT-R HEROES 2025 at UP Film Institute
đź“Ť Videotheque, UP Diliman
🗓 Monday, Sept 29, 2025 · 2:00–8:30 PM
💡 FREE SCREENINGS · OPEN TO ALL
This September, as we commemorate the first Filipino film Dalagang Bukid (1919), we ask: what does it mean to celebrate cinema today, when the “industry” itself is fragile? For us, it means remembering, resisting, and reshaping.
Join us for a full afternoon of films and conversations:
🕑 Ang Lalake sa Parola (2007) · 80 mins
A milestone of q***r cinema, revisited on its 18th anniversary.
🕒 Short Films in Competition · 2 hrs 15 mins
Thirteen bold new voices shaping the future of cinema — from LGBT rights to human rights.
🕔 Huwag Mo Akong Salingin (2025) · 18 mins
Jay Altarejos’ first short film — Rizal’s women reimagined, no longer as victims but as rebels.
🕕 Guardia de Honor (2024) · 90 mins
A haunting portrait of complicity, conscience, and the courage to reclaim honor.
đź•— Closing & Conversations
⚠️ Seats are limited. First come, first served. Please arrive at least 30 minutes before screening time.
A journey across milestones and movements, from q***r love to social conscience. And yes, it’s free.

2076 Kolektib at NABIFILMEX 2025This September, as the country marks the anniversary of Dalagang Bukid (1919)—the first ...
13/09/2025

2076 Kolektib at NABIFILMEX 2025

This September, as the country marks the anniversary of Dalagang Bukid (1919)—the first Filipino film—we continue to question what it means to celebrate a “Film Industry Month” in a time when the industry itself feels fragile.

Still, cinema endures.

As part of Nabunturan Independent Film Exhibition (NABIFILMEX), our very own Jay Altarejos joins the festival as a jury member and presents a special screening of Guardia de Honor on September 18.

These activities form part of 2076 Kolektib’s continuing journey of bringing ALT-R HEROES and our films to diverse communities—from Bangkok to UP Film Institute, and now to Nabunturan.

Cinema travels. Stories connect. The struggle continues. ✊

🎬 ALT-R Heroes 2025 X UPFI Film Center📍 UP Film Institute · Videotheque🗓 Monday, Sept 29, 2025 · 2:00–8:30 PM💡 FREE SCRE...
08/09/2025

🎬 ALT-R Heroes 2025 X UPFI Film Center
📍 UP Film Institute · Videotheque
🗓 Monday, Sept 29, 2025 · 2:00–8:30 PM
💡 FREE SCREENINGS · OPEN TO ALL

PROGRAM

đź•‘ 2:00 PM
🎬 Ang Lalake sa Parola (2007) · 80 mins
A milestone of Philippine q***r cinema, revisited on its 18th anniversary.

đź•’ 3:30 PM
🎬 Short Films in Competition · 2 hrs 15 mins
Thirteen bold new voices shaping the future of cinema.

đź•” 5:45 PM
🎬 Huwag Mo Akong Salingin (2025) · 18 mins
Jay Altarejos’ very first short film — a reimagining of Rizal’s women, no longer as victims but as rebels.

đź•• 6:15 PM
🎬 Guardia de Honor (2024) · 90 mins
A haunting portrait of complicity, conscience, and the courage to reclaim honor.

đź•— 7:45 PM
Closing & Conversations

✨ A full afternoon of cinema — from milestones to new voices, from q***r love to social conscience. And yes, it’s free.

06/09/2025

🔥 Guardia de Honor is on the move.

As part of ALT-R HEROES 2025: Philippine Film Industry Celebration, we’re bringing the film to:
📍 Nabifilmex – Sept 18
📍 Soho House Bangkok – Sept 20
📍 Chulalongkorn University – Sept 22
📍 UP Film Center – Sept 29

Winning looks good on paper, but the real prize is facing audiences who watch, question, and connect. That’s the validation we’re after.

🎬 From LGBT Rights to Human Rights.

18 Years of Ang Lalake sa Parola On September 3, 2007, Ang Lalake sa Parola premiered at the 1,000-seater Cine Adarna in...
03/09/2025

18 Years of Ang Lalake sa Parola

On September 3, 2007, Ang Lalake sa Parola premiered at the 1,000-seater Cine Adarna in UPFI—so full that the aisles became standing room only. Three weeks later, on September 26, the film screened nationwide at Robinsons Cinemas, achieving commercial success.

It should be remembered that UPFI has long been a sanctuary of independent films, and that Robinsons Malls were the first to open their doors to gay-themed films at the time—marking a turning point for q***r cinema’s presence in the mainstream.

This film also began Jay Altarejos’ journey as a leading voice in New Q***r Cinema in the Philippines, shaping a body of work that continues to challenge, provoke, and inspire.

This September, as we celebrate Philippine Film Industry Month—honoring the first Filipino film Dalagang Bukid (1919)—we look back at this seminal work that bridged the lighthouse and the cinema, the q***r heart and the nation’s screen.

From Dalagang Bukid to Parola, 105 years of Filipino cinema have carried our stories forward. Here’s to the next chapters we have yet to write.

***rCinemaPH

Maria Clara turns into a rebel in Jay Altarejos’ Huwag Mo Akong Salingin Thank you to Marinel Cruz and inquirer.net for ...
03/09/2025

Maria Clara turns into a rebel in Jay Altarejos’ Huwag Mo Akong Salingin

Thank you to Marinel Cruz and inquirer.net for featuring our special preview screening of the film. This piece reflects how history, literature, and feminist protest intersect in this bold cinematic reimagining of Rizal’s women.

📸 Collage from the article by Marinel Cruz
đź”— Link to the full story is in the comments.

Filipino Cinema in Bangkok · September 2025This Philippine Industry Month, we’re bringing Filipino cinema to Bangkok!📍 S...
02/09/2025

Filipino Cinema in Bangkok · September 2025

This Philippine Industry Month, we’re bringing Filipino cinema to Bangkok!

📍 September 20 · Soho House Bangkok
An invitational screening of ALT-R HEROES 2025 — featuring 13 short films in competition and a feature by Jay Altarejos, under the theme From LGBT Rights to Human Rights.

📍 September 22 · Chulalongkorn University (CommMA, Faculty of Architecture)
Cinema of Social Consciousness: A Lecture & Screening with Joselito Altarejos — exploring how memory and history shape socially engaged Filipino cinema.

Two days of films and conversations that connect art, community, and human rights.

✨ Our films continue their journey on screen!Walang Kasarian ang Digmang Bayan by Jay Altarejos joins the 50th Anniversa...
22/08/2025

✨ Our films continue their journey on screen!
Walang Kasarian ang Digmang Bayan by Jay Altarejos joins the 50th Anniversary celebration of Sigma Delta Pi Sorority at UP Diliman, featured under the Empowered Resistance program alongside the short film Kamil.

Deep thanks to the organizers for the invitation and for creating a space where cinema and resistance meet.

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Filmworkers of 2076KOLEKTIB

We started working in our film WALANG KASARIAN ANG DIGMANG BAYAN (The Revolution Knows no Gender) in 2019. Our first shooting day was on 30 June 2020 in Marikina City during the LGBTQIA+ Pride March. Our rag tag group was composed of Oliver Aquino, Hubert Tibi, Manual Garcellano, Jay Altarejos, Arnold Reyes. We covered the event and shot some scenes.

Then, we grew into a full production when the script had its shape already while at the Ricky Lee Film Script Writing Workshop. Other collaborators came in. And a lot of things happen.

We are finishing our film and at the same time still in production with NOMs (Nocturnals of Manila). NOMs mirrors the dystopian Philippines as it is today- before, during the lockdown of Metro Manila because of CoViD-19.

We are screenings our films, having live online discussions on immediate social and political issues, we empower others in anyway we can.