

Nitrate: To the Ghosts of the 75 Lost Philippine Silent Films (1912-1933)
This is not a film by Khavn
9.5(2)20231h 2m2
Lost cinema. Lost culture. Lost country. Lost people. How to recreate the past with nothing? Cinema of the impossible. The silent past is a horror film. The smell of nitrate in the morning. How many ghosts can the cinema contain? 75 films. 22 years. What is the numerological significance? Too late. Never too late.
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9.5/10
2 votes
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- Language
- Tagalog
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Release dates
NetherlandsNL
- PremiereIFFR29 Jan 2023
PhilippinesPH
- Theatrical12 Oct 2023
South KoreaKR
- PremiereAllJeonju International Film Festival28 Apr 2023
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- When was Nitrate: To the Ghosts of the 75 Lost Philippine Silent Films (1912-1933) released?
- Nitrate: To the Ghosts of the 75 Lost Philippine Silent Films (1912-1933) was released on 12 October 2023.
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- What is the rating of Nitrate: To the Ghosts of the 75 Lost Philippine Silent Films (1912-1933)?
- Nitrate: To the Ghosts of the 75 Lost Philippine Silent Films (1912-1933) holds a 9.5/10 audience score from 2 votes.
- Who directed Nitrate: To the Ghosts of the 75 Lost Philippine Silent Films (1912-1933)?
- Nitrate: To the Ghosts of the 75 Lost Philippine Silent Films (1912-1933) (2023) was directed by Khavn.
- How long is Nitrate: To the Ghosts of the 75 Lost Philippine Silent Films (1912-1933)?
- Nitrate: To the Ghosts of the 75 Lost Philippine Silent Films (1912-1933) runs for 1h 2m.












