Shotlist Coffee

Shotlist Coffee Coffee Shop

25/04/2026

Here’s a glimpse of our competition films screening today at 6PM as our opening lineup, followed by our exhibit films. Check the schedule below for full details. See you later at Shotlist Garden!

6PM - OPENING FILMS / IN COMPETITION

50/50
dir. John Pistol Carmen

Dalagan
dir. Drew Patal

Koro Kan Saldang
dir. Xavier Roncesvalles

Lado Lokal
dir. Junie Linsoco

Sarong Banggi
dir. Ruston Pujado

The Architecture of Enough
dir. Leona Tagum

7PM - EXHIBIT FILMS

Hamanaba?
dir. Fea Fortuna

Gatikat na Sirang
dir. Ngok Villarino

Kan Malayos an mga Pidal
dir. Oliver Gonzales

Remember Me Not
dir. Ely Trinidad

Iriga In Motion
dir. Rainier Martin Ampongan

We are honored to present Director Zig Dulay as one of the jurors for this year’s Competition section.A recipient of The...
25/04/2026

We are honored to present Director Zig Dulay as one of the jurors for this year’s Competition section.

A recipient of The Outstanding Young Men (TOYM) Award for Film and TV 2024, is known for his regional films that tackle socio-political and cultural issues. His filmmaking journey began when he discovered Armando Lao's Found Story. Early in his career, he gained recognition for writing screenplays for films like Ekstra (The Bit Player), Posas (Shackled), Qwerty, Kasal (The Commitment), and Ad Ignorantiam. Later, he shifted to directing, creating award-winning films such as Missing, M. (Mother's Maiden Name), Bambanti (Scarecrow), Paglipay (Crossing), Bagahe (The Baggage), and Black Rainbow. These films won local and international awards, including Best Film.

His recent works Firefly and Green Bones were recognized as Best Films at the Metro Manila Film Festival 2023 and the Manila International Film Festival 2024, with Green Bones also winning Best Picture at the 50th Metro Manila Film Festival.

In addition to his filmmaking achievements, Zig directed culturally significant drama series for the Philippines' largest TV network, including Sahaya, Legal Wives, and Maria Clara at Ibarra. His reputation as a filmmaker of international caliber earned him invitations to serve as a jury member at prestigious film festivals such as the Vesoul International Film Festival for Asian Cinema in France (2022), the Kaş International Film Festival in Turkey (2023), and the Harlem International Film Festival in New York, USA. Recently, he was honored with the Best Director Award at the 1st Manila International Film Festival held in Hollywood, USA. In 2024, he was named among Tatler Asia Gen. T’s Leaders of Tomorrow, cementing his place as one of Asia’s most influential creative voices.

These filmmakers are vying for Best Short Film, Screenplay, Directing, Special Jury Prize, and the Shotlist Choice Award...
25/04/2026

These filmmakers are vying for Best Short Film, Screenplay, Directing, Special Jury Prize, and the Shotlist Choice Award.

Catch their shorts and other exhibit films today, April 25 and tomorrow, April 26 at Shotlist Garden, starting 6 PM. Free admission. Complimentary cocktails available upon request. See you here!

Directors' Guild of the Philippines, Inc. President Keith Sicat is our Competition Jury President for Shotlist Film Fest...
24/04/2026

Directors' Guild of the Philippines, Inc. President Keith Sicat is our Competition Jury President for Shotlist Film Festival this year.

A filmmaker and comic book creator behind “OFW: Outerspace Filipino Workers” which has proven to be a deep conceptual well for his pursuits in speculative fiction. His films have screened internationally with notable works including award-winners “Rigodon”, “Woman of the Ruins”, and “Alimuom”. Also working in animation, he was the script consult for the first 3D CG animated feature in the Philippines “RPG: Metanoia” and helped develop the first Japanese-Filipino anime co-production “Barangay 143” with TV Asahi that is on NETFLIX. He is also the Program Director of the NETFLIX supported short film lab iNDIEGENIUS which aims to give more opportunities to young regional filmmakers.

Director Sicat's art projects include a video installation in the Lopez Museum in 2010 as well as art exhibits in the Smithsonian Institute and screenings at San Francisco's Yerba Buena Center for the Arts and New York's Museum of Modern Art.

This weekend, Shotlist Garden becomes home to Bicolano cinema. Catch these local films at the Shotlist Film Festival, Ap...
24/04/2026

This weekend, Shotlist Garden becomes home to Bicolano cinema. Catch these local films at the Shotlist Film Festival, April 25–26 starting 6 PM. All screenings are free. We’re here to promote, educate, and keep regional filmmaking alive — one story at a time. Plus: cocktails on us while you watch!

We’re all set for the Shotlist Film Festival this weekend at Shotlist Garden! Admission is free - come hang out with us!
23/04/2026

We’re all set for the Shotlist Film Festival this weekend at Shotlist Garden! Admission is free - come hang out with us!

Meet this year’s Shotlist Film Festival finalists. Catch their films April 25–26, 6PM to 9PM at Shotlist Garden. Congrat...
20/04/2026

Meet this year’s Shotlist Film Festival finalists. Catch their films April 25–26, 6PM to 9PM at Shotlist Garden. Congratulations to all, and we’ll see you at the fest.

We set out to create a design that’s eco-conscious without sacrificing coffee quality. The result is functional and make...
18/04/2026

We set out to create a design that’s eco-conscious without sacrificing coffee quality. The result is functional and makes an impression on customers. It’s great seeing other cafés in Bicol now follow what we started, moving away from disposable plastics to paper cups and other earth-friendly options.

Our straws use sugarcane-based materials, so they stay as water-resistant as plastic while balancing sustainability and performance.

Shotlist will keep championing environmental sustainability and serving customers delicious, high-quality coffee.

Our matcha is a first harvest blend, organically grown. It's sourced from Ei, Kagoshima, Japan.The cultivars used are Sa...
18/04/2026

Our matcha is a first harvest blend, organically grown. It's sourced from Ei, Kagoshima, Japan.
The cultivars used are Saemidori, Okumidori, Yabukita, Asatsuyu, Yutakamidori, and Asanoka. Tasting notes are savory and full-bodied with minimal bitterness. Expect a touch of grittiness from the stone-grinding process.

We're excited to announce Shotlist Film Festival on April 25-26 at Shotlist Garden! Showcasing Bicol films and filmmaker...
04/04/2026

We're excited to announce Shotlist Film Festival on April 25-26 at Shotlist Garden! Showcasing Bicol films and filmmakers, 10 short films in competition, plus exhibits of all genres represented: documentary, experimental, travel, campaign, and student films. Free admission, 5:30-9pm. Looking forward to seeing you all. Let's chat about the future of regional films.

Our Shotlist Film Festival cup is out today! Join us on April 25-26 at Shotlist Garden—all are welcome, esp film lovers!...
29/03/2026

Our Shotlist Film Festival cup is out today! Join us on April 25-26 at Shotlist Garden—all are welcome, esp film lovers! Film schedule coming soon.

Our iced coffee cubes are freshly made daily so you can enjoy your coffee just the way you like it–perfect for sipping y...
29/03/2026

Our iced coffee cubes are freshly made daily so you can enjoy your coffee just the way you like it–perfect for sipping your latte slowly.

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142, Zone 2, Brgy. Francia
Iriga City
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Monday 7am - 10am
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Friday 7am - 10am
4pm - 8pm
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