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Luna awards favor studio films

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“ONE MORE TRY”

Unlike the nominations in the critics’ Urian Awards, which was dominated by independent productions, the Film Academy of the Philippines (FAP)—the main industry award-giving body—cited mostly mainstream movies.   The FAP’s Luna Awards, now on its 31st year, unveiled its honor roll on its website on Monday.   Olivia M. Lamasan’s “The Mistress,” produced by [...]

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‘Asiong’s’ sweetest revenge

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JOHN Regala, best supporting actor

The film that was disowned by its director has ended up a big winner. “Manila Kingpin: The Asiong Salonga Story” bagged the best picture trophy, plus five other honors, at the 30th Luna Awards of the Film Academy of the Philippines (FAP) on Sunday night.

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Lovi Poe leads FAP nominees tonight

LOVI Poe

Lovi Poe leads this year’s nominees for the 30th Luna Awards with two nods—best actress for “My Neighbor’s Wife” and best supporting actress for “Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow,” according to the Film Academy of the Philippines (FAP) which hosts the annual event.

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Film Academy announces scriptwriting tilt in time for MMFF

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LEO MARTINEZ

Literary masterpieces of Filipino authors will soon be seen on the big screen.

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Film academy strapped for cash, awards stalled

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LEO MARTINEZ

The Film Academy of the Philippines (FAP) has been unable to carry out most of its projects, director-general Leo Martinez reported, because of its inability to collect funds from the government.

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Dolphy’s son decries National Artist issue

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KING OF COMEDY, Dolphy. INQUIRER PHOTO

Ronnie Quizon’s post on Facebook caught my attention. The concerned son feels bad that erroneous reports make it seem his father, Dolphy, desperately wants the National Artist award. Ronnie says people are putting words into Dolphy’s mouth.

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Academy bats for films based on Filipino literature

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LEO MARTINEZ

Film Academy of the Philippines director general Leo Martinez has proposed that movie adaptations of classic Philippine literature be featured in next year’s Metro Manila Film Festival New Wave (independent) category.

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