‘Tanabata’s Wife’ named best picture at 2018 ToFarm Film Festival | Inquirer Entertainment

‘Tanabata’s Wife’ named best picture at 2018 ToFarm Film Festival

By: - Reporter
/ 10:50 PM September 15, 2018

Tanabata's Wife cast and crew

The cast and crew of “Tanabata’s Wife” post with the awards they won . The film bagged the most number of awards, including best picture, at the 2018 ToFarm Film Festival (Photo from the Facebook page of the 2018 ToFarm Film Festival)

“Tanabata´s Wife,” a love story between a Japanese farmer and a Cordilleran woman, bagged the most number of awards, including best picture at the 2018 ToFarm Film Festival ceremony on Saturday night.

The film also received a cash prize of P500,000.

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Miyuki Kamimura and Mai Fanglayan brought home the best actor and best actress trophies, respectively, for their performances.

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Filmmakers Charlson Ong, Lito Casaje and Choy Padilla shared the best director honor.

Ong and Casaje also took home the best screenplay trophy along with Mao Talas and Juan Carlo Tarobal.

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The best cinematography award was given to Nap Jamir, while the best editor trophy was handed to May-i Padilla.

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Martin Masadao is winner of best production designer award.

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Hubert Tibi´s “1957” got the second best picture award and a cash prize of P400,000.

Keith Sicat’s “Alimuom” copped the thrid best picture trophy and a cash prize of P300,000. The Audience Choice award was given to Roman Perez Jr.’s “Sol Searching.”

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Richard Quan won the best supporting actor award fo his work in “1957,” while the best supporting actress award was shared by Bayang Barrios for “Kauyagan”and Gilleth Sandico for “Sol Searching.”

Other awards handed out at the ceremony held at the Rizal Ballroom of the Makati Shangri-la Hotel in Makati City are the following:

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  • Best story for Hubert Tibi (“1957”); best screenplay for Charlson Ong, Mao Talas, Choy Pangilinan and Juan Carlo Tarobal (“Tanabata´s Wife”)
  • Best cinematography for Nap Jamir (“Tanabata´s Wife”), best editing for May-i Padilla (“Tanabata’s wife”)
  • Best sound for Immanuel Verona (“Mga Anak Ng Kamote”); best production design for Martin Masadao (“Tanabata´s Wife”)
  • “Panginoong May Lupa” is the winner of best short film, while “Kaluguran Da Ka, Ma” is the second best short film
  • “Tahanan Ng Isang Magsasaka” is third best short film
  • The winner of Aning Ginto award is the short film “Sikap”

The 2018 ToFarm Film Festival will run until Sept. 18 /atm

Miyuki Kamimura

Best actor: Miyuki Kamimura (Photo by MARINEL CRUZ / Philippine Daily Inquirer)

Mai Fanglayan

Best actress: Mai Fanglayan (Photo by MARINEL CRUZ / Philippine Daily Inquirer)

Richard Quan

Best supporting actor: Richard Quan (Photo by MARINEL CRUZ / Philippine Daily Inquirer)

Gilleth Sandico

Best supporting actress: Gilleth Sandico (Photo by MARINEL CRUZ / Philippine Daily Inquirer)

Bayang Barrios

Best supporting actress: Bayang Barrios (tie with Sandico) (Photo by MARINEL CRUZ / Philippine Daily Inquirer)

Hubert Tibi

Best story: Hubert Tibi for ¨1957¨ (Photo by MARINEL CRUZ / Philippine Daily Inquirer)

TAGS: 2018 ToFarm Film Festival, Charlson Ong, Lito Casaje, Mai Fanglayan, Tanabata’s Wife

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