Complete List of 2011 Winners from Philippine Award-Giving Bodies [For 2010 Movies]

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It was unheard but Halaw won the NETPAC Special Mention award in 2011 Berlinale.

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SOURCE: pep.ph

Sa 'Yo Lamang and Sigwa lead nominations at the 27th Star Awards for Movies

William R. Reyes

Thursday, April 28, 2011
11:25 AM

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SPECIAL AWARDS. To receive this year's Ulirang Artista Lifetime Achievement Award is actor-director Christopher de Leon. The award was formerly given to veteran movie industry artists by the Nora Aunor Foundation.

The Ulirang Alagad Ng Pelikula Sa Likod Ng Kamera will be awarded to movie producer, Mrs. Lily Y. Monteverde (a.k.a. Mother Lily)

Nominated in the Darling of the Press category are Governor ER Ejercito, Luis Manzano, Annabelle Rama, Daniel Razon, and Senator Bong Revilla.

Here's the complete list of nominees for the 27th Star Awards for Movies:

Movie of the Year
Emir (Film Development Council of the Philippines)
Here Comes The Bride (Star Cinema/Quantum Films/OctoArts Films)
Rosario (Cinemabuhay International/Studio5)
Sa 'Yo Lamang (Star Cinema)
Shake, Rattle & Roll 12 "Punerarya" (Regal Entertainment, Inc.)
Ang Tanging Ina Mo, Last Na 'To (Star Cinema)

Digital Movie of the Year
Donor (Spark Films)
Mayohan (Cinemalaya Foundation Inc./Alpha Dog Productions)
Muli (MJM Peoductions)
Senior Year (Digitang Studios/Metric Films)
Sigwa (Beginnings Twenty Plus Production/Sineng Totoo Production/Star Express)
Tarima (Bluegold Productions)
The Red Shoes (Unitel Productions/Unico Entertainment)

Movie Actress of the Year
Bea Alonzo (Sa 'Yo Lamang)
Anne Curtis (In Your Eyes)
Ai-Ai delas Alas (Ang Tanging Ina Mo, Last Na 'To)
Angelica Panganiban (Here Comes The Bride)
Lovi Poe (Mayohan)
Lorna Tolentino (Sa 'Yo Lamang)
Dawn Zulueta (Sigwa)

Movie Actor of the Year
John Lloyd Cruz (Miss You Like Crazy)
Christopher de Leon (Sa 'Yo Lamang)
Baron Geisler (Donor)
Coco Martin (Noy)
Yul Servo (Rosario)
Fanny Serrano (Tarima)

Movie Director of the Year
Wenn Deramas (Ang Tanging Ina Mo, Last Na 'To)
Laurice Guillen (Sa 'Yo Lamang)
Alberto Martinez (Rosario)
Chris Martinez (Here Comes The Bride)
Chito Rono (Emir)
Jerrold Tarrog (Shake, Rattle & Roll 12 "Punerarya")

Digital Movie Director of the Year
Adolf Alix (Muli)
Joel Lamangan (Sigwa)
Mark Meily (Donor)
Dan Villegas (Mayohan)
Neal Tan (Tarima)
Jerrold Tarrog (Senior Year)
Raul Jorolan (The Red Shoes)

Movie Supporting Actress of the Year
Gina Alajar (Sigwa)
Rustica Carpio (Tarima)
Eugene Domingo (Ang Tanging Ina Mo, Last Na 'To)
Dulce (Emir)
Zsa Zsa Padilla (Sigwa)
Gloria Romero (Tarima)

Movie Supporting Actor of the Year
Tirso Cruz III (Sigwa)
Enchong Dee (Sa 'Yo Lamang)
Allen Dizon (Sigwa)
Emilio Garcia (Rekrut)
Sid Lucero (Rosario)
Coco Martin (Sa 'Yo Lamang)

Movie Child Performer of the Year
Nash Aguas (Shake, Rattle & Roll 12 "Punerarya")
Elijah Alejo (Shake, Rattle & Roll 12 "Manyika")
Mahdi Yazdian Barjani (Emir)
Abby Bautista (Petrang Kabayo)
Timothy Chan (Here Comes The Bride)
Xyriel Manabat (Ang Tanging Ina Mo, Last Na 'To)
Jillian Ward (Si Agimat at Si Enteng Kabisote)

New Movie Actress of the Year
Carla Abellana (Shake, Rattle & Roll 12 "Punerarya")
Melai Cantiveros (I Do)
Frencheska Farr (Emir)
Sam Pinto (Si Agimat at Si Enteng Kabisote)
Gwen Zamora (Si Agimat at Si Enteng Kabisote)

New Movie Actor of the Year
Sam Concepcion (Cinco "Braso")
Martin del Rosario (Dagim)
Robi Domingo (Cinco "Braso")
Mohammed Ibrahim (Happy Land)
Xian Lim (Two Funerals)
Tom Rodriguez (Here Comes The Bride)
Rocky Salumbides (Tarima)

Movie Original Screenplay of the Year
Aloy Adlawan and Onay Sales (Shake, Rattle & Roll 12 "Punerarya")
Mel Mendoza-Del Rosario (Ang Tanging Ina Mo, Last Na 'To)
Elmer Gatchalian (Rosario)
Jerry Gracio (Emir)
Ricardo Lee, Karen Ramos, Ralph Jacinto Quiblat (Sa 'Yo Lamang)
Chris Martinez (Here Comes the Bride)

Digital Movie Screenplay of the Year
Bonifacio Ilagan Jr. (Sigwa)
James Ladioray (The Red Shoes)
Jerry Gracio (Muli)
Mark Meily (Donor)
Paul Sta. Ana (Mayohan)
Neal Tan (Tarima)
Jerrold Tarog (Senior Year)

Movie Editor of the Year
Marya Ignacio (Ang Tanging Ina Mo, Last Na 'To)
Efren Jarlego (Sa 'Yo Lamang)
Ike Veneracion (Here Comes the Bride)
Jerrold Tarrog (Emir)
Anthony L. John Wong (Emir)
Tara Illenberger (I'll Be There)

Digital Movie Editor of the Year
Edesel Abesamis, Maui Mauricio, and Mai Dionisio (Happy Land)
Bebs Gothia (Sigwa)
Rocky Kho (Tarima)
Neil Sayno, Mark Pandy, and Mark Meily (Donor)
Jerrold Tarrog (Senior Year)
Jesson Yap (Mayohan)

Movie Production Designer of the Year
Jesse Bueno and Ruben Arthur Nicdao (Si Agimat at Si Enteng Kabisote)
Adelina Leung (Here Comes The Bride)
Joey Luna and Miki Hahn (Rosario)
Edgar Martin Littaua (Sa 'Yo Lamang)
Benjamin Padero (Shake, Rattle & Roll 12 "Punerarya")
Digo Ricio (Emir)

Digital Movie Production Designer of the Year
Adolfo Alix Jr. (Muli)
Bella Herrero (Ang Paglilitis Kay Andres Bonifacio)
Edgar Martin Littaua (Sigwa)
Benjamin Padero (Senior Year)
Aped Santos (Donor)
Adrian Torres (Ishmael)

Movie Cinematographer of the Year
Rodolfo Aves Jr (Here Comes The Bride)
Lee Briones Meily (Sa 'Yo Lamang)
Neil Daza (Emir)
Mackie Galvez (Shake, Rattle & Roll 12 "Punerarya")
Carlo Mendoza (Rosario)
Manuel Teehankee (Miss You Like Crazy)

Digital Movie Cinematographer of the Year
Jay Abello (Donor)
Ike avellana (The Red Shoes)
Albert Banzon (Muli)
Arvin Bustos (Tarima)
Monino S. Duque (Sigwa)
Dan Villegas (Mayohan)

Movie Musical Scorer of the Year
Albert Chang (Rosario)
Von de Guzman (Sa 'Yo Lamang)
Jessie Lasaten (Ang Tanging Ina Mo, Last Na 'To)
Jessie Lasaten (Miss You Like Crazy)
Jesse Lucas (I'll Be There)
Josefino Chino Toledo (Emir)

Digital Movie Musical Scorer of the Year
Sherwyn Castillo (Tarima)
Jessie Lasaten (The Red Shoes)
Lucien Letaba (Sigwa)
Mark Meily (Donor)
Jerrold Tarog (Senior Year)
Emerzon Texon (Mayohan)

Movie Sound Engineer of the Year
Albert Michael Idioma (Dalaw)
Albert Michael Idioma (Sa 'Yo Lamang)
Mike Idioma (Emir)
Albert Michael Idioma (Here Comes the Bride)
Warren Santiago (Rosario)
Jerrold Tarog (Shake, Rattle & Roll 12 "Punerarya")

Digital Movie Sound Engineer of the Year
Ditoy Aguila (Ishmael)
Albert Michael Idioma (Donor)
Emmanuel Nolet Clemente (The Red Shoes)
Alfredo "Dodoy" Ongleo (Sigwa)
Jerrold Tarog (Senior Year)
Junel Valencia, Mark Locsin, and Ditoy Aguila (Muli)

Movie Original Theme Song of the Year
"Bakit Ako Naririto?" (Emir) - Composed by Gary Granada, Interpreted by Frencheska Farr
"Kabayozong" (Petrang Kabayo) - Composed by Edwin Marollano, Interpreted by Vice Ganda
"Super Inday" (Super Inday and the Golden Bibe) - Composed by Robert Javier, Interpreted by Jacq Dionisio

Digital Movie Original Theme Song of the Year
"Bawat Hakbang" (The Red Shoes) - Composed by Divine Gil Reyes and Dan Gil, Interpreted by Nikki Gil
"Hiwaga" (Mayohan) - Composed by Paul Yap, Interpreted by Up Dharma Down
"Kahapon" (Senior Year) - Composed and interpreted by Johnny Danao
"Lukso ng Dugo" (Sigwa) - Composed by Bonifacio Ilagan Jr., Interpreted by Ayen Laurel and Dessa Ilagan
"Muli" (Muli) - Composed by Jimmy Antiporda, Dingdong Avanzado and Noel Ferrer, Interpreted by Dingdong Avanzado
"Napapagod Din Ang puso" (Tarima) - Composed by Sherwyn Castillo, Interpreted by MJ Ringo

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29TH LUNA SPECIAL AWARDS SELECTED MAY 5
by fapweb | Posted in Articles | on Fri, Apr 29, 2011

The board of governors of the Film Academy of the Philippines will finalize on Thursday, May 5, the winners of four special awards to be given during the 29th edition of the awards scheduled in May.

The awards include the Golden Reel, the FPJ Lifetime Achievement Award, the Manuel de Leon Special Recognition Award and the Lamberto Avellana Posthumous Award.

In its last meeting on April 19, the BOG decided ion a short listof nominees for the four awards. The nominees are:

Golden Reel
* Actor-Producer Dolphy
* National Artist for Film Director Eddie Romero
* Rep. Imelda Romualdez-Marcos

FPJ Lifetime Achievement Award
* Director William Mayo
* Director-Editor Augusto Salvador
* Actress-Producer Armida Siguion-Reyna
* Cinematographer Romy Vitug.

Manuel de Leon Special Recognition
—same nominees as FPJ Lifetime Achievement Award.

Lamberto Avellana Posthumous Award
* Cinematographer Joe Batac
* Comedian-Producer Chiquito
* Actor Paquito Diaz
* Producer-Director Manuel Nuqui
* Comedian Dencio Padilla
* Editor Cielito Santillan
* Actor Ace Vergel

The last winners of these awards, last given in 2008, were:

Golden Reel—Former Pres. Joseph ‘Erap’ E. Estrada
FPJ Lifetime Achievement Award—Boots Anson-Roa
Manuel de Leon Special Recognition—Cirio Santiago/director, producer
Lamberto Avellana Posthumous Award—Juanito Clemente/sound man

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FOUR SPECIAL AWARDS ON 29TH LUNA RITES
by fapweb | Posted in Articles | on Fri, May 6, 2011

The Film Academy of the Philippines will give out four special awards during the 29th Luna Awards rites which will be held on Saturday, June 18.

Former First Lady and now Congresswoman Imelda R. Marcos will be given the Golden Reel Award while Ms. Armida Siguion-Reyna will get the FPJ Lifetime Achievement Award.

Eight-time Luna awardee for cinematography Romy Vitug will be given the Manuel de Leon Special Recognition Award for technical excellence while the late comedian-producer-politician Chiquito and Paquito Diaz will be this year’s recipients of the Lamberto Avellana Memorial Posthumous Award.

The awardees were selected during a special board of governors meeting last Thursday, May 5, at the Academy office where voting was held.

The last special awards were given during the 26th Luna Awards held to honor distinguished achievements for the year 2007 at the Mandarin Oriental Suites, Gateway Mall, Cubao, Q.C., on Feb. 8, 2009.

The Golden Reel Award was given to Former President Joseph Ejercito Estrada while the FPJ Lifetime Achievement Award was received by Ms. Boot-Anson-Roa.

The Lamberto Avellana Memorial (Posthumous) Award was bestowed on sound mixer Juanito B. Clemente while the Manuel de Leon Award for Exemplary Achievements was given to producer-director Cirio Santiago.

The Academy’s lifetime achievement award was renamed the FPJ Lifetime Achievement ward in 2005 and its first recipient was Producer Marichu Maceda. In 2006, the awardees were former Sen. Ramon Revilla Sr. and scriptwriter Pablo S. Gomez while the 2007 awardees were actor-producer Rudy Fernandez and Director Celso Ad. Castillo.

Previous winners of the Golden Reel Award were Former President Cory Aquino, Fernando Poe Jr. and President Estrada.

The Manuel de Leon Special Recognition awardees in 2006 were ABS-CBN chairperson Charo Santos-Concio and MPIDAP President and Solar Films head Wilson Tieng.

Other recipients of the Lamberto Avellana Memorial Posthumous Award were Nida Blanca and George Canseco in 2006 and Manuel Conde and Vic Silayan in 2007.

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MORE FIRST TIME WINNERS IN 29TH LUNA AWARDS?
by Jose N. Carreon | Posted in Articles | on Fri, May 6, 2011

Expect several first-time winners in this year’s 29th Luna Awards. Odds are great that there will be first-time awardees in the 11 individual categories.

This fact crops up while combing through the official ten-best lists of the academy citers. These lists are now being reviewed by the nominators who will come up with the final nominees. Then the academy voters take over after the nominations are firmly in place.

Let us now play the guessing game, category by category.

Sound

The citers’ list for sound includes two previous winners and five others seeking their first trophy. The winners are Albert Michael Idioma (Feng Shui, 03 and 04) and Addis B. Tabong (Nasaan Ka Man, 05). Vying to snare their first trophy are Aurel Bilbao, Nolet Clemente, Ross Diaz, Warren Santiago and Connie Valdriz.

Since the onset of the new century to the year 2008, there had been six first time winners: Noel Bruan (Abakada Ina, 01), Danny Lorilla (Lapu-Lapu, 02), Idioma (Malikmata, 03), Tabong (Nasaan Ka Man, 05), Angie Reyes (Till I Met You, 06) and Ditoy Aguila (Ouija, 07).

Musical Score

Three previous winners and five other possible nominees make up the citers’ list. The winners are Von de Guzman (Blue Moon, 05), Vincent de Jesus (Zsazsa Saturnah, 06 and Baler, 08) and Carmina Robles Cuya (Ouija, 07). They will vie against Albert Chang, Jessie Lasaten, Jesse Lucas, Josefino ‘Chino’ Toledo and Mon del Rosario.

Since 2000, there had been five first-time winners in this category, namely: Blitz Padua (Parehas ang Laban, 01), Lutgardo Labad (Magnifico, 03), de Guzman (Blue Moon, 05), de Jesus (ZsaZsa Saturnah, 06) and Cuya (Ouija, 07).

Editing

Two winners face the challenge of four other editors. The winners are Marya Ignacio (Aishite Imasu 1941, 04 and Nasaan Ka Man, 05) and Efren Jarlego (Ipagpatawad Mo, 91). Would-be first timers are Renewin Alano, Chrisel Desuasido, Jerrold Tarrog and John Wong.

From 2000-2008, there had been only three first-time winners: Francis Vinarao (Diskarte, 02), Vito Cajili (Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo, 06) and Ignacio (Aishite Imasu 1941, 04).

Production Design

There is surely a mark turnover of designers as only one previous winner is in the citers’ list—Joey Luna (Mumbaki, 96 and Aishite Imasu 1941, 04). He is up against nine others: Abet Alvarez, Danny Cristobas, Jens Peter Gaw, Cyrus Khan, Roy Lachica, Arthur Nicdao, Benjamin Padero, Digo Rico and Mark Sabas.

There had been five first-time winners since 2000: Judy Lou Pio (Bagong Buwan, 01), Rodell Cruz (Mano po 2, 03), Richard Somes (Exodus, 05), Chito Sumera (Eternity, 06) and Aped Santos (Baler, 08).

Cinematography

Four previous winners and seven possible winning newcomers. Previous trophy-snarers are Charlie Peralta (Nasaan Ka Man, 05), Jay Linao (Eternity, 06), Renato de Vera (Ataul for Rent, 07) and Lee Meily (Baler, 08). The challengers are Rodolfo Aves Jr., Arvin Bustos, Neil Daza, Lito Mempin, Carlo Mendoza, Sherman Philip So and Manuel Teehankee.

For seven consecutive years since 2002, this category saw all first-time winners. These included: Shayne Clemente (Kailangan Kita), Jay Tadena (Mano Po 2), Ely Cruz (Panaghoy sa Suba), Peralta, Linao, de Vera and Meily.

Screenplay

Two winners and seven would-be winners. The winners are Ricky Lee (Andrea, Paano Ba ang Maging Isang Ina?, 90, Totoong Buhay ni Pacita M, 91, Pangako ng Kahapon, 94, Bulaklak ng Maynila, 99 and Anak, 2000) and Mel Mendoza-del Rosario (Wanted: Perfect Mother, 96).

This category overshadowed the cinematography category as first-time winners emerged for nine consecutive years. In order of year they won, they were Shaira Salvador (Abakada Ina), Jerry Tirazona (Lapu-Lapu), Michiko Yamamoto (Magnifico), Cris Vertido (Panaghoy sa Suba), Allan Tijamo (Blue Moon), Jose Javier Reyes & Mary Ann Bautista (Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo), Vanessa R. Valdez (A Love Story) and Roy Iglesias (Baler).

Supporting Actress

Three previous winners and seven aspiring first-timers. The winners are Cherry Pie Picache (American Adobo, 02), Gloria Romero (Magnifico, 03) and Gina Pareno (Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo, 06). They will be up against Anne Curtis, Gloria Diaz, Eugene Domingo, Dulce, Maja Salvador and Snooky Serna.

The years between 2002 and 2008 were marked by six first-time winners: Picache (2002), Romero (2003), Hilda Koronel (Nasaan Ka Man, 05), Pareno (2006), Angelica Panganiban (A Love Story, 07) and Iza Calzado (One True Love, 08).

Supporting Actor

Just one previous winner and seven possible first-time trophy-getters. Only Ricky Davao won before in 1995 (Ipaglaban Mo). He will be vying against Joem Bascon, Gabby Concepcion, Mon Confiado, Dolphy, Cogie Domingo, Sid Lucero, Yul Servo and Dennis Trillo.

This category saw first-time winners from 2000 to 2005. They were Pen Medina (Death Row), Dante Rivero (Tuhog), Piolo Pascual (Dekada ’70), Eric Quizon (Crying Ladies), Jay Manalo (Aishite Imasu 1941) and Johnny Delgado (La Visa Loca). In 2008, multi-best actor awardee Philip Salvador bagged his first ever supporting trophy for Baler.

Actress

Three winners and seven first-trophy aspirants. The winners are Lorna Tolentino (Maging Akin Ka Lamang, 87, Narito ang Puso Ko, 92 and Abakada Ina, 01), Claudine Barretto (Milan, 04) and Judy Ann Santos (Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo, 06). The challengers are Carla Abellana, Ai-Ai de las Alas, Kris Aquino, Jennylyn Mercado, Lovi Poe and Jodi Sta. Maria.

Since 2000, there had been four first-time winners—Gloria Romero (Tanging Yaman, 2000), Barretto (2004), Santos (2006) and Mylene Dizon (100, 08).

Actor

Just one lonely ex-winner and eight challengers. The winner is none other than Christopher de Leon (Biktima, 90, Ipagpatawad Mo, 91, Bulaklak ng Maynila, 99 and Magkaibigan, 08). His challengers are Gerald Anderson, Dolphy, Emilio Garcia, Richard Gutierrez, Sid Lucero, Coco Martin, Ramon ‘Bong’ Revilla Jr, and Fanny Serrano.

The best actor winners from 2000 to 2007 were all first-timers. They were Eddie Garcia (Death Row), Ricky Davao (Minsan May Isang Puso), Lito Lapid (Lapu-Lapu), Jiro Manio (Magnifico), Dennis Trillo (Aishite Imasu 1941), Marvin Agustin (Kutob), John Lloyd Cruz (All About Love) and Paolo Contis (Banal).

Direction

There are three previous winners—Joel Lamangan (Pangako ng Kahapon, 94, The Flor Contemplacion Story, 95, Bulaklak ng Maynila, 99, Aishite Imasu 1941, 04 and Blue Moon, 05), Maryo J. de los Reyes (Magnifico, 03 and A Love Story, 07) and Jose Javier Reyes (Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo, 06). The other possible nominees are Wenn V. Deramas, Albert Martinez, Gil M. Portes, Tony Y. Reyes, Chito S. Rono and Dondon S. Santos.

Since 2000, there had been five first-time best directors and these were Laurice Guillen (Tanging Yaman, 2000), William Mayo (Lapu-Lapu, 02), de los reyes (Magnifico, 03), Javier Reyes (Kasal, Kasali, Kasalo, 06) and Mark Meily (Baler, 08).

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hindi nominated si bea alonzo for her role in sa yo lamang? ang galing niya dito.

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BEST PICTURE
"Ang Damgo ni Eleuteria" under Creative Programs, Inc. and Panumduman Pictures

BEST DIRECTOR
Remton Siega Zuasola ("Ang Damgo ni Eleuteria")

BEST SCREENPLAY
Arnel Mardoquio ("Sheika")

BEST ACTOR
Sid Lucero ("Muli")

BEST ACTRESS
Fe GingGing Hyde ("Sheika")

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Joem Bascon ("Noy")

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Rosanna Roces ("Presa")

BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
Christian Linaban ("Ang Damgo ni Eleuteria")

BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
Rodell Cruz ("Amigo")

BEST EDITING
Willie Apa, Jr. and Arthur Ian Garcia ("Sheika")

BEST MUSIC
Jerrold Tarog ("Ang Damgo ni Eleuteria")

BEST SOUND
Dempster Samarista ("Limbunan")

BEST SHORT FILM
"Wag Kang Titingin" by Pam Miras

BEST DOCUMENTARY
"Kano: An American and His Harem" by Monster Jimenez

NATATANGING GAWAD URIAN (Lifetime Achievement Awardee)
Jose "Pete" Lacaba

GAWAD URIAN AKTOR NG DEKADA
Coco Martin

GAWAD URIAN AKTRES NG DEKADA
Gina Pareno and Cherry Pie Picache

PELIKULA NG DEKADA
"Tuhog" (2000)
"Batang Westside" (2001)
"Babae Sa Breakwater" (2003)
"Magnifico" (2003)
"Ebolusyon ng Isang Pamilyang Pilipino" (2004)
"Ang Pagdadalaga Ni Maximo Oliveros" (2005)
"Kubrador" (2006)
"Serbis" (2008)
"Kinatay" (2009)
"Lola" (2009)

The 34th Gawad Urian was hosted by Cesar Montano, Ai-Ai delas Alas and Butch Francisco.

Performers included Christian Bautista, Sitti, Jovit Baldivino, Angeline Quinto and Ms. Lea Salonga.

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Here are the winners of the 34th Gawad Urian Awards

Jocelyn Jimenez

Wednesday, May 18, 2011
07:25 AM

Ang bituin ng mga independent film makers ay muling nagningning sa 34th Gawad Urian awards night kahapon, May 17, sa Marriott Hotel.

Ang naganap na awards night ng Manunuri ng Pelikulang Pilipino ay sinamahan na ngayon ng Cinema One, ang cable channel na nagpapalabas ng mga Filipino mainstream and independent films.

Inumpisahan ang gabi ng parangal ng isang awitin nina Jovit Baldivino, Christian Bautista, Sitti Navarro, at Angeline Quinto.

THE AWARDS. Hindi naman nagtagal ang paghihintay ng mga nominado at ng mga manonood dahil sinumulan agad ang pagbibigay ng parangal.

Nauna na dito ang Best Supporting Actress award na nasungkit ni Rosanna Roces para sa pelikula nitong Presa.

Samantalang ang parangal para sa Best Supporting Actor ay napunta kay Joem Bascon para sa pelikulang Noy.

Ang ilan pa sa mga parangal ay para sa Best in Sound na napagwagian ni Dempster Samarista para sa pelikulang Limbuan.

Ang Best in Music naman ay napunta kay Jerrold Tarog ng pelikulang Ang Damgo ni Eleuteria.

Pero bago pa man ituloy ang pagpaparangal ay nag-perform muna ng isang song number ang mga bokalistang sila Ney Dimaculangan, Kean Cipriano, at Tutti Caringal.

Kinanta nila ang ilang sumikat na awitin ng Eraserheads, tulad ng "Sa Lahat ng Masa" at "Pare Ko."

Matapos ang masayang song number ay pinagpatuloy ang pagbibigay ng parangal.

Nasungkit ni Christian Linaban ng Ang Damgo ni Eleuteria ang Best in Cinematography.

Si Rodell Crus naman ng Amigo ang nag-uwi ng tropeyo para sa Best in Production Design.

Magkatuwang ang direktor at ang editor sa lalo pang pagpapaganda ng pelikula. Kaya naman ganun na lang ang tuwa ni Willie Apa Jr. at Arthur Ian Garcia nang sila ang tanghaling Best in Editing para sa pelikulang Sheika.

At lalong walang mapaglagyan ng tuwa ang direktor ng pelikulang Ang Damgo ni Eleuteria, si Remton Siega Zuasola, nang tanghalin siyang Best Director.

Wika ni Remton, "Nagpapasalamat ako sa pamilya ko na nung una ay nagdududa kung tama ba ang landas na tinatahak ko..."

Tatlo sa pinaka-aabangang parangal sa gabing iyon ay ang Best Actress, Best Actor at Best Picture awards. Kaya naman mararamdaman sa loob ng hotel venue ang antisipasyon at tensyon.

Ngunit natuto na ang Urian sa gawaing showbiz. Pansamantala nitong binitin ang mga kalahok nang mag-perform ng song number si Lea Salonga.

Ang pagkanta ng world-class perform ay bilang pagkilala sa mga pelikulang Pilipino na humakot ng mga parangal sa ibang bansa.

BEST ACTOR & ACTRESS. At matapos ang matagal na paghihintay, ang award para sa Best Actor ay napunta kay Sid Lucero para sa pelikulang Muli.

Dito ay nakatrabaho ni Sid si Cogie Domingo, kung saan gumanap sila ng gay roles.

Ito ang unang gay role ni Sid, kaya naman hindi naging madali sa kanya ang pagganap dito.

Sa kanyang speech kagabi ay pinasalamatan ni Sid ang kaisa-isahang babae sa kanilang team na tinawag niyang Maan.

"Sa lahat ng mga kissing scenes, sa mga sensitibong eksena, I want to thank Maan. Nanatili akong secure sa aking pagkalalaki.

"Siya lang yung nag-iisang babae sa set, e, kaya salamat ng marami, salamat sa mga yakap, umuwi akong secure," biro ni Sid.

Pero gayun pa man, nangibabaw ang pasasalamat niya sa kanyang ina at sa manager niyang si Ricky Gallardo.

"Of course my manager, like I always say, thanks. To be a Sid Lucero, there has to be Ricky Gallardo.

"My mom, I know you're here, I know that I had put you through a lot, but I hope you're proud of me."

Ang Best Actress award naman ay napunta sa baguhang si Fe GingGing Hyde, na siya ring prodyuser ng kanyang pelikulang Sheika.

Ayon sa kanyang kasamahan na kumuha ng tropeyo para sa kanya, "Wala man bituin ang aming pelikula, ito naman ay lumikha ng bituin."

BEST PICTURE. At ang pinakahihintay ng lahat, ang Best Picture award, ay napunta sa humakot ng mga award ng gabing iyon: Ang Damgo ni Eleuteria, na under ng Panumduman Pictures at Creative Programs, Inc.

Sa speech ng direktor ng pelikula na si Remton Suega Zuasola, hindi raw siya makapaniwala na makakamit niya ang parangal na ito.

"I still can't believe na totoo lahat ng ito.

"Ang dami naming pinagdaanan. Talagang sobrang hirap na talagang dun ko na-realize na hindi madaling maging direktor ng isang pelikula.

"Pero wala, no regrets at all."

Hindi rin naman nakalimutan na pasalamatan ng baguhang direktor ang kanyang staff at cast na bumuo sa kanilang pelikula.

DEKADA AWARDS 2000-2009. Ang isa pang malaking parangal na Ibinigay ng gabing iyon ay ang "Dekada Awards."

Dito ay pinarangalan ang mga nangibabaw na pelikula mula noong taong 2000 hanggang 2009.

Ang mga naparangalan ay ang mga pelikulang:

Batang West Side (2001)

Tuhog (2001)

Babae sa Breakwater (2003)

Magnifico (2003)

Ebolusyon ng Pamilyang Pilipino (2004)

Ang Pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros (2005)

Kubrador (2006)

Serbis (2008)

Kinatay (2009)

Lola (2009).

ACTOR & ACTRESSES OF THE DECADE. Pinarangalan din ng Gawad Urian ang mga hinirang nila bilang Actor and Actresses of the Decade.

Ang award na ito ay napunta kina Coco Martin, Cherry Pie Picache, at Gina Pareño.

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD. Pinarangalan ng Lifetime Achievement Award ang scriptwriter na si Jose "Pete" Lacaba.

Si Lacaba ang manunulat sa likod ng mga pelikulang Kapit sa Patalim, Sister Stella L, Rizal sa Dapitan, at Eskapo.

Kinilala din bilang Best Short Film ang Huwang Kang Titingin ni Pam Miras, at bilang Best Documentary ang Kano ni Monster Jimenez.

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LUNA AWARDS VOTERS PREVIEWS SCHEDULED
by fapweb | Posted in Articles | on Fri, May 20, 2011

The Luna Awards secretariat has released a tentative schedule for the final viewing of nominated films by Luna Awards voters to prepare for the June 18 Awards night to recognize distinguished achievements in 2010.

The voters’ viewing will cover a total of eight days on a Tuesday to Friday skeds for two consecutive weeks. The first week will be from May 31 to June 3 and the second week will be from June 7 to 10.

FAP Director General Leo G. Martinez has sent a letter-request to Prof. Eduardo Lejano Jr., UP Film Institute Director, regarding the availability of the UP Film Center theater for the aforementioned schedule.

Most Luna Awards nominators have already submitted their final nominees for the 29th Luna Awards. Like the citers, the academy nominators will be a peers-judge-their-peers system, meaning directors will choose the nominees for best direction, and so down the line. The academy voters will finally vote on the winners and will cover all categories, including best picture.

The best picture nominees will be the films with the most number of nominations in the categories, provided they are nominated either for best direction and/or best screenplay.

The official best 10 lists of citers are as follows:

Direction
Wenn V. Deramas (Ang Tanging Ina Mo Rin); Joel C. Lamangan (Sagrada Familia); Albert Martinez (Rosario); Gil M. Portes (Two Funerals); Jose Javier Reyes (Working Girls); Maryo J. de los Reyes (I’ll Be There); Tony Y. Reyes (Si Agimat at si Enteng Kabisote); Chito S. Rono (Emir); and Dondon S. Santos (Dalaw) and (Noy).

Actor
Gerald Anderson (Paano na Kaya); Dolphy (Father Jejemon); Emilio Garcia (Sagrada Familia); Richard Gutierrez (In Your Eyes); Christopher de Leon (Sa ‘Yo Lamang); Sid Lucero (Muli) and (Punerarya episode of Shake, Rattle & Roll 12); Coco Martin (Noy); Ramon ‘Bong’ Revilla (Si Agimat at si Enteng Kabisote); and Fanny Serrano (Tarima).

Actress
Carla Abellana (Punerarya episode of Shake, Rattle & Roll 12); Ai-Ai de las Alas (Ang Tanging Ina Mo Rin); Kris Aquino (Dalaw); Claudine Barretto (In Your Eyes); Jennylyn Mercado (Rosario); Lovi Poe (Sagrada Familia); Judy Ann Santos (Hating Kapatid); Jody Sta. Maria (Paa episode of Cinco); and Lorna Tolentino (Sa ‘Yo Lamang).

Supporting Actor
Joem Bascon (Noy); Gabby Concepcion (I’ll Be There); Mon Confiado (Two Funerals) and (Babae sa Sementeryo); Ricky Davao (Working Girls); Dolphy (Rosario); Cogie Domingo (Muli); Sid Lucero (Rosario); Yul Servo (Rosario); and Dennis Trillo (Rosario).

Supporting Actress
Anne Curtis (In Your Eyes); Gloria Diaz (Sagrada Familia); Eugene Domingo (Ang Tanging Ina Mo Rin); Dulce (Emir); Gina Pareno (Dalaw); Isabel Oli (Rosario); Cherry Pie Picache (Noy); Maja Salvador (Father Jejemon); Snooky Serna (Sagrada Familia); and Gloria Romero (Tarima).

Screenplay
Aloy Adlawan (You To Me are Everything); Aloy Adlawan & Rona Lean Sares (Punerarya episode of Shake, Rattle and Roll 12); Keiko A. Aquino (In Your Eyes); Elmer Gatchalian (Rosario); Jerry Gracio (Emir); Ricardo Lee (Sa ‘Yo Lamang); Shugo Praico (Noy); Enrique V. Ramos (Two Funerals); and Mel Mendoza-del Rosario (Ang Tanging Ina Mo Rin) and (Hating Kapatid).

Cinematography
Rodolfo Aves Jr. (Till My Heartaches End); Arvin Bustos (Tarima); Neil Daza and Lee Meily (Emir); Jay Linao (You To Me Are Everything); Lito Mempin (Si Agimat at si Enteng Kabisote); Carlo Mendoza (Rosario); Charlie Peralta (Babe, I Love You); Sherman Philip So (Ang Tanging Ina Mo Rin); Manuel Teehankee (Miss You Like Crazy); and Renato de Vera (Babae sa Sementeryo).

Production Design
Abet Alvarez (Father Jejemon); Danny Cristobas (Ang Tanging Ina Mo Rin); Jens Peter Gaw (Sagrada Familia); Cyrus Khan (Tarima); Roy Lachica (Super Inday and the Super Bibe); Joey Luna (Rosario); Arthur Nicdao (Si Agimat at si Enteng Kabisote); Benjamin Padero (Punerarya episode of Shake, Rattle & Roll 12): Digo Rico (Emir); and Mark Sabas (Isla Engkanto episode of Shake, Rattle & Roll 12).

Editing
Renewin Alano (Dalaw), (Noy) and (Shake, Rattle & Roll 12); Chrisel Desuasido (Si Agimat at si Enteng Kabisote); Marya Ignacio (Ang Tanging Ina Mo Rin), (Miss You Like Crazy) and (Paano na Kaya); Efren Jarlego (Father Jejemon); Jerrold Tarog (Emir); and John Wong (Rosario).

Music
Carmina Cuya (Noy); Albert Chang (Rosario); Vince de Jesus (Hating Kapatid); Von de Guzman (In Your Eyes); Jessie Lasaten (Ang Tanging Ina Mo Rin), (Miss You Like Crazy) and (Si Agimat at si Enteng Kabisote); Jesse Lucas (Till My Heartaches End); Josefino ‘Chino’ Toledo (Emir); and Mon del Rosario (Father Jejemon).

Sound
Aurel Bilbao (Ang Tanging Ina Mo Rin); Nolet Clemente (The Red Shoes); Ross Diaz (Noy); Albert Michael Idioma (I”ll Be There); Warren Santiago (Rosario); Addis B. Tabong & Albert Michael Idioma (Si Agimat at si Enteng Kabisote); and Connie Valdriz (RPG Metanoia).

During the 29th Luna Awards rites, the Academy will give out four special awards.

Former First Lady and now Congresswoman Imelda R, Marcos will be given the Golden Reel Award while Ms. Armida Siguion-Reyna will get the FPJ Lifetime Achievement Award.

Eight-time Luna awardee for cinematography Romy Vitug will be given the Manuel de Leon Special Recognition Award for technical excellence while the late comedian-producer-politician Chiquito and Paquito Diaz will be this year’s recipients of the Lamberto Avellana Memorial Posthumous Award.

The last special awards were given during the 26th Luna Awards held to honor distinguished achievements for the year 2007 at the Mandarin Oriental Suites, Gateway Mall, Cubao, Q.C., on Feb. 8,2009.

The Golden Reel Award was given to Former President Joseph Ejercito Estrada while the FPJ Lifetime Achievement Award was received by Ms. Boot-Anson-Roa.

The Lamberto Avellana Memorial (Posthumous) Award was bestowed on sound mixer Juanito B. Clemente while the Manuel de Leon Award for Exemplary Achievements was given to producer-director Cirio Santiago.

The Academy’s lifetime achievement award was renamed the FPJ Lifetime Achievement ward in 2005 and its first recipient was Producer Marichu Maceda. In 2006, the awardees were former Sen. Ramon Revilla Sr. and scriptwriter Pablo S. Gomez while the 2007 awardees were actor-producer Rudy Fernandez and Director Celso Ad. Castillo.

Previous winners of the Golden Reel Award were Former President Cory Aquino, Fernando Poe Jr. and President Estrada.

The Manuel de Leon Special Recognition awardees in 2006 were ABS-CBN chairperson Charo Santos-Concio and MPIDAP President and Solar Films head Wilson Tieng.

Other recipients of the Lamberto Avellana Memorial Posthumous Award were Nida Blanca and Goerge Canseco in 2006 and Manuel Conde and Vic Silayan in 2007.

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29TH LUNA AWARDS NOMINEES ANNOUNCED
by fapweb | Posted in Articles | on Fri, Jun 3, 2011

The Film Academy of the Philippines has announced the final list of nominees for the 29th Luna Awards which will recognize achievements of films shown in 2010.

Voters have started previewing the early batch of 20 films which ganered nominations last Tuesday, May 31, at the UP Film Center.

The final list of nominations, based on tabulation of the ratings of the nominators for the various categories, is as follows:

Best Picture
Emir, produced by Viva Films, the Film Development Council of the Philippines and the Cultural Center of the Philippines
Noy, produced by Cinemedia Film Productions
Rosario, produced by Cinemabuhay International and Studio 5
Sa ‘Yo Lamang, produced by Star Cinema

Best Direction
Joel C. Lamangan, Sagrada Familia
Gil M. Portes, Two Funerals
Chito S. Rono, Emir
Dondon S. Santos, Noy

Best Actor
Dolphy, Father Jejemon
Christopher de Leon, Sa ‘Yo Lamang
Sid Lucero, Muli
Coco Martin, Noy
Fanny Serrano, Tarima

Best Actress
Ai-Ai de las Alas, Ang Tanging Ina Mo Rin (Last na To)
Claudine Barretto, In Your Eyes
Jennylyn Mercado, Rosario
Judy Ann Santos, Hating Kapatid
Lorna Tolentino, Sa ‘Yo Lamang

Best Supporting Actor
Joem Bascon, Noy
Dolphy, Rosario
Sid Lucero, Rosario
Yul Servo, Rosario
Dennis Trillo, Rosario

Best Supporting Actress
Anne Curtis, In Your Eyes
Eugene Domingo, Ang Tanging Ina Mo Rin (Last na To)
Cherry Pie Picache, Noy
Gloria Romero, Tarima

Best Screenplay
Ricardo Lee, Sa ‘Yo Lamang
Elmer Gatchalian, Rosario
Jerry Gracio, Emir
Shugo Praico, Noy
Enrique V. Ramos, Two Funerals

Best Cinematography
Neil Daza & Lee Meily, Emir
Jay Linao, You to Me are Everything
Carlo Mendoza, Rosario
Charlie Peralta, Babe, I Love You
Manuel Teehankee, Miss You Like Crazy

Best Production Design
Cyrus Khan, Tarima
Joey Luna, Rosario
Benjamin Padero, Shake, Rattle & Roll (Punerarya episode)
Digo Ricio, Emir

Best Editing
Renewin B. Alano, Dalaw
Renewin B. Alano, Noy
Marya Ignacio, Ang Tanging Ina Mo Rin (Last na To)
Efren Jarlego, Sa ‘Yo Lamang
Jerrold Tarog, Emir

Best Music
Albert Chang, Rosario
Von de Guzman, In Your Reyes
Jessie Lasaten, Miss You Like Crazy

Best Sound
Nolet Clemente, The Red Shoes (A Love Story)
Ross Diaz, Noy
Addis Tabong & Mike Idioma, Si Agimat at Si Enteng Kabisote
Connie Valdriz, RPG Metanoia

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FINAL AWARDS NIGHT: JULY 10
by fapweb | Posted in Articles | on Fri, Jun 3, 2011

With voters now screening the films which garnered nominations in 12 official categories, the Film Academy of the Philippines has set July 10 as the final date of the 29th Luna Awards which will be held at the Quezon City Sports Center on E. Rodriguez avenue.

The Luna Awards voters—unlike the citers and nominators who only considered films in their areas of expertise—will be voting in all categories. Final voting will be held after the screening of the last nominated film in the afternoon of June 16, a Thursday.

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[cinelamour]

confusing. why do they call this 29th luna awards when they don't have the 28th?

FINAL AWARDS NIGHT: JULY 10
by fapweb | Posted in Articles | on Fri, Jun 3, 2011

With voters now screening the films which garnered nominations in 12 official categories, the Film Academy of the Philippines has set July 10 as the final date of the 29th Luna Awards which will be held at the Quezon City Sports Center on E. Rodriguez avenue.

The Luna Awards voters—unlike the citers and nominators who only considered films in their areas of expertise—will be voting in all categories. Final voting will be held after the screening of the last nominated film in the afternoon of June 16, a Thursday.

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29TH LUNA AWARDS VOTING OVER
by fapweb | Posted in Articles | on Fri, Jun 17, 2011

The voters of the Film Academy of the Philippines cast their ballots on Thursday, June 16 to select the final winners of the 29th Luna Awards. Winners in the 12 categories will be announced during the awards night scheduled on Sunday, July 10 which will be held at the Quezon City Sports Club., Inc. on E. Rodriguez S. boulevard, Quezon City.

The voters have previewed at the UP Film Center a total of 20 films which garnered nominations starting last May 31 and ending on June 16.

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Ai-Ai delas Alas and Coco Martin win top acting honors at the 27th Star Awards for Movies

William R. Reyes

Wednesday, June 22, 2011
09:45 AM

Here are the top winners of the 27th Star Awards for Movies held last night, June 21, at the Newport Performing Arts Theater of the Resorts World Hotel Manila, Pasay City:

Chosen best actess was Ai-Ai delas Alas for her farcical portrayal of a mother in the last installment of Star Cinema's blockbuster comedy, Ang Tanging Ina Mo (Last Na 'To).

Matinee idol Coco Martin bagged the best actor trophy for his portrayal of a broadcast journalist who followed President Noynoy Aquino on the campaign trail in the semi-documentary indie film, 'Noy.

Chosen best supporting actress was Eugene Domingo, who played Ai Ai's best friend in Ang Tanging Ina Mo (Last Na 'To), while Tirso Cruz III was voted best supporting actor for his performance as a government attache who once betrayed his left-wing comrades in Joel Lamangan's political drama, Sigwa, a digital indie film nominee.

The awards for Movie of the Year and Movie Director of the Year also went to Ang Tanging Ina Mo (Last Na 'To), and its director, Wenn Deramas.

It also won awards for best child performer (Xyriel Manabat) and Movie Editor of the Year (Marya Ignacio).

On the other hand, a total of four Star trophies were won by the epic musical Emir, directed by Chito Roño.

Emir won for its outstanding musical score by Josefino "Chino" Toledo and for best movie original theme song ("Bakit Ako Naririto," composed by Gary Granada, interpreted by Frenchesca Farr); also, for the film's cinematography (Neil Daza) and original screenplay (Jerry Gracio).

The two Martinezes' films won an award each. Albert Martinez' period drama Rosario won best production design (Joey Luna and Miki Hahn); while Chris Martinez' romantic-comedy Here Comes The Bride tied for the best child performer award (Timothy Chan) with Ang Tanging Ina's Xyriel Manabat.

Regal Entertainment's horror trilogy Shake, Rattle & Roll XII has a winner in one of its episodes, "Punerarya," directed by Jerrold Tarog.

The third part of the trilogy won awards for best sound engineering (Lamberto Bebet Casas) and New Movie Actress of the Year (Carla Abellana).

Meanwhile, the New Movie Actor of the Year award was won by newcomer Martin del Rosario for a Cinema One Originals 2010 entry, Dagim.

DIGITAL CATEGORIES. Jerrold Tarog's other film, Senior Year, won in the Digital Independent Film category—for best digital screenplay and best digital musical score, both credited to the auteur indie filmmaker.

But the most number of awards in the digital indie category went to Joel Lamangan's Sigwa, a Cinemalaya 2010 Directors' Showcase entry, about "left-leaning" college friends and how they cope with the tumultuous events surrounding the First Quarter Storm of the early '70s.

Aside from the best supporting actor award won by Tirso Cruz III, Sigwa won digital movie of the year and Lamangan's first award as "indie" film director.

The other awards won by Sigwa are as follows: best digital movie sound engineer (Alfredo 'Dodoy' Ongleo), production designer (Edgar Martin Littaua), editor (Bebs Gohetia), and cinematographer (Monino Duque).

SPECIAL AWARDS. Present to receive the special awards of the evening were movie producer Mrs. Lily Monteverde and multi-awarded veteran actor-director Christopher de Leon.

Mother Lily is the recipient of this year's Ulirang Alagad ng Pelikula Sa Likod Ng Kamera.

Boyet de Leon, on the other hand, was chosen by the Philippine Movie Press Club (PMPC) to be this year's Ulirang Artista Lifetime Achievement Awardee.

It was a night filled with nostalgia, as Mother Lily was introduced and presented her award by former Regal babies Snooky Serna, William Martinez, and Richard Gomez (who was voted male Star of the Night).

Christopher, on the other hand, was cheered by buddy Tirso who presented him the special award. Pip's wife Lyn Ynchausti-Cruz and Boyet's actress-wife Sandy Andolong both graced the event.

A special taped congratulatory message to Christopher was given by Batangas Governor Vilma Santos-Recto.

The recipient of the Darling of the Press award, Laguna Governor ER Ejercito also graced the event with his wife Pagsanjan Mayor Maita Ejercito.

STAR-STUDDED. The glittering event, which started at 8 p.m., was attended by some of today's brightest celebrities from the local movie industry.

Performers include Gary Valenciano, Vina Morales, Richard Poon, Erik Santos, Gab Valenciano, Maja Salvador, Enchong Dee, Erich Gonzales, Pauleen Luna, Rodjun Cruz, Ejay Falcon, Matteo Guidicelli, Matt Evans, Speed Dancers, and the UP Concert Chorus.

Awards presenters included actress-beauty queen Precious Lara Quigaman; hunk actors Tom Rodriguez and Xian Lim; sexy actress Ara Mina; veteran actor and Film Academy of the Philippines (FAP) director-general Leo Martinez; Sandy Andolong; Ella Guevarra, among others.

Directed by Al Quinn, the taped as live presentation of this year's 27th Star Awards for Movies was produced by Airtime Marketing, Inc. (headed by Ms. Tess Celestino-Howard), in cooperation with the PMPC.

Boy Abunda, Toni Gonzaga, and Ai-Ai delas Alas acted as main hosts of the event.

Segment hosts included Piolo Pascual, KC Concepcion, Kim Chiu, Gerald Anderson, and Tito, Vic, & Joey.

The 27th Star Awards for Movies will be telecast this Sunday, June 26, at about 10:45 p.m., on ABS-CBN's Sunday's Big Event.

WINNERS. Here is the complete list of winners.

Movie of the Year: Ang Tanging Ina Mo, Last Na 'To (Star Cinema)

Digital Movie of the Year: Sigwa (Beginnings Twenty Plus Production/Sineng Totoo Production/Star Express)

Movie Actress of the Year: Ai-Ai delas Alas (Ang Tanging Ina Mo, Last Na 'To)

Movie Actor of the Year: Coco Martin (Noy)

Movie Director of the Year: Wenn Deramas (Ang Tanging Ina Mo, Last Na 'To)

Digital Movie Director of the Year: Joel Lamangan (Sigwa)

Movie Supporting Actress of the Year: Eugene Domingo (Ang Tanging Ina Mo, Last Na 'To)

Movie Supporting Actor of the Year: Tirso Cruz III (Sigwa)

Movie Child Performers of the Year: Timothy Chan (Here Comes The Bride) and Xyriel Manabat (Ang Tanging Ina Mo, Last Na 'To)

New Movie Actress of the Year: Carla Abellana (Shake, Rattle & Roll 12 "Punerarya")

New Movie Actor of the Year: Martin del Rosario (Dagim)

Movie Original Screenplay of the Year: Jerry Gracio (Emir)

Digital Movie Screenplay of the Year: Jerrold Tarog (Senior Year)

Movie Editor of the Year: Marya Ignacio (Ang Tanging Ina Mo, Last Na 'To)

Digital Movie Editor of the Year: Bebs Gothia (Sigwa)

Movie Production Designer of the Year: Joey Luna and Miki Hahn (Rosario)

Digital Movie Production Designer of the Year: Edgar Martin Littaua (Sigwa)

Movie Cinematographer of the Year: Neil Daza (Emir)

Digital Movie Cinematographer of the Year: Monino S. Duque (Sigwa)

Movie Musical Scorer of the Year: Josefino Chino Toledo (Emir)

Digital Movie Musical Scorer of the Year: Jerrold Tarog (Senior Year)

Movie Sound Engineer of the Year: Lamberto "Bebet" Casas Jr. (Shake, Rattle & Roll 12 "Punerarya")

Digital Movie Sound Engineer of the Year: Alfredo "Dodoy" Ongleo (Sigwa)

Movie Original Theme Song of the Year: "Bakit Ako Naririto?" (Emir) - composed by Gary Granada, Interpreted by Frencheska Farr

Digital Movie Original Theme Song of the Year: "Napapagod Din Ang puso" (Tarima) - composed by Sherwyn Castillo, interpreted by MJ Ringor

Star of the Night (male): Richard Gomez

Star of the Night (female): Toni Gonzaga

Face of the Night (male): Xian Lim

Face of the Night (female): Vina Morales

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wtf.. panalo si ai ai? hahahaah. pootsa.. lokohan na naman ito. lol!

Angelica is much better than Ai Ai. LT should have won also. Ano ba yan.. Bilihan. .este lokohan na talaga ang nangyayari lol!

[xxxander]

^^^
LT or Angelica should have won but then it's their award giving body so its their choice hehe

haaaiz ..this is one of the reasons why our movie industry is dying...tsk tsk

[cinelamour]

tanging ina should not have been considered at all. and of course, it was the showbiz writers'.

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ALL SYSTEMS GO FOR 29TH LUNA AWARDS
by fapweb | Posted in Articles | on Fri, Jul 1, 2011

A total of 81 voters have decided the winners of the 29th Luna Awards and these will be announced during the awards night scheduled on Sunday, July 10 at the Quezon City Sports Club., Inc. on E. Rodriguez S. Boulevard, Quezon City.

It is now all systems go for the awards night—which is finally back after a two-year absence—even as the accounting firm Cedilla, Villarey & Associates is still in the process of tabulating the votes, the results of which will be relayed to the Academy in 12 separate sealed envelopes on the night of the awards.

[janekajoy]

wtf.. panalo si ai ai? hahahaah. pootsa.. lokohan na naman ito. lol!

Angelica is much better than Ai Ai. LT should have won also. Ano ba yan.. Bilihan. .este lokohan na talaga ang nangyayari lol!

^^^
LT or Angelica should have won but then it's their award giving body so its their choice hehe

haaaiz ..this is one of the reasons why our movie industry is dying...tsk tsk

Alabyu Renz8 at xxxander. Ms. LT is the best

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Dolphy and Lorna Tolentino win top acting honors at the 29th Luna Awards; Emir named Best Picture

Jojo Gabinete

Monday, July 11, 2011
10:33 AM

Ginanap sa Quezon Hall ng Quezon City Sports Club kagabi, July 10, ang 29th Luna Awards ng Film Academy of the Philippines.

Sina Boots Anson Roa at Robert Arevalo ang mga host at ang mga pangulo ng iba't ibang guild ang mga award presenter.

Matamlay ang atmosphere dahil sa absence ng mga sikat na artista, nominees, at ng mga pinagkalooban ng mga special award.

Ang mga sumusunod ang nanalo sa 29th Luna Awards:

Best Picture - Emir (Film Development Council of the Philippines, Cultural Center of the Philippines & Viva Films)

Best Director - Chito Roño (Emir)

Best Actress - Lorna Tolentino (Sa 'Yo Lamang)

Best Actor - Dolphy (Father Jejemon)

Best Supporting Actress - Anne Curtis (In Your Eyes)

Best Supporting Actor - Yul Suervo (Rosario)

Best Screenplay - Elmer Gatchalian (Rosario)

Best Cinematography - Carlo Mendoza (Rosario) and Neil Daza & Lee Meily (Emir)

Best Production Design - Joey Luna (Rosario)

Best Editing - Jerrold Tarog (Emir)

Best Musical Score - Albert Chang (Rosario)

Best Sound - Connie Valdriz, Sandy Aguinaldo, Lynnel De Mesa, & Ronald De Asis (RPG Metanoia)

Golden Reel Award - Congresswoman Imelda Marcos

Fernando Poe, Jr. Lifetime Achievement Award - Armida Siguion-Reyna

Manuel De Leon Award for Exemplary Achievements - Romy Vitug (cinematographer)

Lamberto Avellana Memorial Award - Chiquito & Paquito Diaz

Binigyan din ng Plaque of Appreciation sina Quezon City Mayor Herbert Bautista, Makati Mayor Jejomar Erwin Binay, at Senator Francis Pangilinan dahil sa kanilang support sa local movie industry.