While reports indicate that the films have been given a zero rating, Film Development Council of the Philippines Chair Liza Diño clarified that such rating doesn’t exist. Well, if that is the case, why did the Bato biopic got a B rating while Khavn De La Cruz’s Gawad Urian Best Film awardee Balanginga: Howling Wilderness and Dwein Baltazar’s critically acclaimed Gusto Kita With All My Hypothalamus weren’t given a rating last year? Under Section 11 of the law, films under review are judged primarily based on the artistic and technical aspects of the film: direction, screenplay, cinematography, production design, editing, sound design, musical scoring, and of course, acting performances. This gives film producers additional resources to create more quality films. Those with an A rating would receive 100 percent amusement tax rebate, while those with a B rating would get 65 percent tax rebate. With that goal, the CEB incentivizes films that would get a rating of either A or B.
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Their role, according to the law, is “to upgrade the art and craft of film making and encourage the production of films for commercial purposes, intended for public entertainment, that seek to enhance the quality of life.” The Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP), to which the CEB is affiliated, was formed under RA No. However, this isn’t just about how politically charged the movie is it’s also about how the CEB rating system works. So people can call for the boycott of the movie, critics can call BATO The Movie basura, and Robin Padilla can defend his movie all he wants. After all, it is not a film as much as it is using the medium of film to campaign for a candidate,” writer Katrina Santiago wrote on her website. “To begin with the FDCP-CEB should not even have considered this as a film worth rating. However, in a report from PEP, the CEB admitted that what circulated online was an honest mistake. 9167, Section 13, the movie should only receive 65 percent tax rebate. Following the provision from Republic Act No. The biopic has been rated “B” by the CEB. The document announces the movie as the recipient of a 100 percent amusement tax rebate along with Ang Sikreto ng Piso. In the last two days, a copy of a document from the Cinema Evaluation Board (CEB) circulated online.
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