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40 years of MTRCB

Manila Bulletin

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November 7, 2025

The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) proudly commemorated its 40th Founding Anniversary on Oct. 15, celebrating an impressive four decades marked by unwavering integrity, dedicated public service, and robust collaborations with the vibrant Philippine film and television industry.

This momentous event brought together key government officials and luminaries from the media and entertainment industries, including Executive Secretary Lucas P. Bersamin, Senate President Vicente “Tito” Sotto III, along with influential figures such as network executives, cable TV operators, cinema owners, directors, producers, distributors, and artists. The atmosphere buzzed with excitement, as a shared history of creativity and responsibility filled the room.

In his address, Bersamin commended the MTRCB for its unwavering commitment to integrity, highlighting its crucial role as a vital partner within the Philippine media landscape. “For four decades, the MTRCB has stood as the vigilant guardian of decency, accountability, and excellence in Philippine media and entertainment,” he stated.

“As we navigate a multimedia environment increasingly dominated by streaming services, social media, and global content, the MTRCB’s role is more crucial than ever in guiding both creators and viewers.”

MTRCB Chairperson and CEO Lala Sotto reiterated the Board’s unwavering commitment to striking a balance between freedom of expression and the sacred duty of protecting Filipino audiences. “We strive to support the flourishing of the creative industry while safeguarding our viewers, particularly our children,” she asserted. “However, we also recognize that with great freedom comes significant responsibility; creativity has the profound power to shape minds and influence societal norms.”

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