Kapuso actress Glaiza de Castro happily shared the details of her meaningful journey to the Netherlands, where she attended the 2026 International Film Festival Rotterdam for the screenings of her film, 58th.
In her Instagram, Glaiza shared a carousel of photos featuring the highlights of her time in Rotterdam.
From the screenings and film discussions to meeting various international film personalities, it was a full-circle moment for the Encantadia Chronicles: Sang'gre star to attend the festival and meet her inspirations.
“Screening 58th and seeing how deeply it resonated with audiences was a full-circle moment, made even more meaningful by sharing the festival with films and filmmakers who truly inspire,” Glaiza wrote in the caption.
She flew to Rotterdam together with GMA Senior Vice President for Public Affairs Nessa Valdellon and the film's director Carl Joseph Papa.
Take a look at Glaiza de Castro's Rotterdam highlights in this gallery.
For Kapuso actress Glaiza De Castro, being present in Rotterdam for the premiere of 58th was a deeply personal full-circle experience.
Glaiza emphasized how meaningful it was to share the film with her fellow Filipinos abroad. In her caption, she highlighted the growing support, noting, “Our second screening was attended by even more Filipinos in the Netherlands.”
The actress shared a photo from the Q&A portion, describing it as a valuable moment to connect and exchange ideas with the audience.
“It's a chance to connect with the audience and spark meaningful conversations,” she wrote in the caption.
Glaiza's festival journey included a photo of her with the Taiwanese actors from Deadline after crossing paths at the festival.
The Encantadia Chronicles: Sang'gre star shared a charming photo alongside 58th director Carl Joseph Papa as they waited for the film's third and final screening to begin.
Glaiza also posted a photo from the Q&A session with director Carl Joseph Papa and the film's producer, GMA SVP for Public Affairs Nessa Valdellon.
Glaiza shared that she had a moving video call with Ms. Reynafe, the real-life inspiration behind her character.
“Had a deeply moving video call with Ms. Reynafe, the person I portrayed—reminding me why we told this story,” she wrote in the caption.
The Kapuso actress also shared her excitement over connecting with Moonglow director, Isabel Sandoval.
“Always inspiring to connect with filmmakers whose work carries such intention and power,” she said.
Glaiza celebrated a major win as the film secured the 9th spot in the Top 10 rankings.
Due to overwhelming demand, 58th has been granted five additional screenings at the festival. Glaiza expressed her thrill over the extension.
“Thrilled to learn our film received five additional screenings. Grateful to everyone who watched and was moved by it—this is exactly what we hoped for: to honor the victims' families and give their stories justice,” said Glaiza.