Cinemalaya 2011 Philippine Independent Film Festival 15 to 24 July at the Cultural Center of the Philippines and Greenbelt 3Competition Films |
| New Breed AMOK by Lawrence Fajardo The bustling and sweltering rugged intersection of Pasay Rotonda serves as the main setting for this story of interconnected fate and destiny. As a raging man’s bullets strays into different directions, the fate of several different characters are sealed and determined. As the temperature rises, the tension escalates and the story unravels with unforgiving immediacy and explodes in the end as each one struggles to survive and escape their inevitable end. CAST: Mark Gil, Nonie Buencamino, Garry Lim, Efren Reyes Jr., Spanky Manikan, Dido Delapaz, Archi Adamos, Ermie Concepcion, Lui Manansala, Patricia Ismael, Tuxs Rutaquio, John Arceo, Ku Aquino, Roli Inocencio, Acey Aguilar, Amante Pulido, Nico Antonio, Lowell Conales, Ivy Rivero, Xavi Hemady, Wovi Villanueva, Bryan Cabase, Akira Sapla, Michelle Nollora CREATIVE & PRODUCTION STAFF: Director-Lawrence Fajardo, Screenplay-John Bedia, Story-Lawrence Fajardo, Script Consultant-Paul Sta. Ana, Executive Producer-Krisma Fajardo, Director of Photography-Louie Quirino, Producers-Tessa Aquino, Lawrence Fajardo, Asst. Director-Jobin Ballesteros, Production Designer-Lawrence Fajardo, Production Managers-Philip Buena, Ron Capili, Editor-Lawrence Fajardo, Sound-Mike Idioma. 16 July/Sat, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 17 July/Sun, 9:00PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 18 July/Mon, 4:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 19 July/Tue, 6:15PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 20 July/Wed, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 21 July/Thu, 3:30PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 22 July/Fri, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 22 July/Fri, 6:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 23 July/Sat, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater) 24 July/Sun, 11:00AM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 ANG BABAE SA SEPTIC TANK by Marlon Rivera and Chris Martinez Ang Babae sa Septic Tank chronicles a day in the life of three ambitious, passionate but misguided filmmakers as they set out to do a quick pre-prod at Starbucks, a courtesy call to their lead actress, Eugene Domingo, and an ocular inspection of their film’s major location, the Payatas dumpsite. Director Rainier, Producer Bingbong and Production Assistant Jocelyn are well-to-do, well-educated film school graduates who are dead set on making an Oscar worthy film. They believe they have a winning script, the energy and the drive to make their dreams come true. Like most filmmakers they know, they have devised a screenplay that will show the real essence of our culture: poverty. In the course of one day, they brainstorm and exhaust all possible treatment of their project: the story of Mila (Eugene Domingo), a mother from the slums, who out of desperation to survive, has sold her child to a pedophile. As they discuss the possible executions of the story, the movie-within-a-movie gets reborn in Jocelyn’s imagination several times. As a gritty no frills neo-realist film, as a glossy musical, as an over-the-top melodrama and as a docu drama using non-actors. For their last task of the day, they visit the dumpsite for the first time. As filmmakers gunning for authenticity, they get excited with the ”beauty” of the squalor around them. Soon enough, they are faced with reality as they come face to face with the real effects of their chosen subject. Babae sa Septic Tank is a comedy about misguided ambitions, the art of making art and the romanticization of poverty. CAST: Eugene Domingo, JM De Guzman, Kean Cipriano, Cai Cortez, and special participation of Mercedes Cabral and Cherry Pie Picache. PRODUCTION: Director of Photography-Larry Manda, Production Designer-Reji Regalado, Editor-Ike Veneracion, Musical Director-Vincent de Jesus, Sound Engineers-Albert Michael Idioma, Addiss Tabong, Asst. Directors-Melvin Lee, Julius Alfonso, Creative Supervisor-Chris Martinez, Head of Production-Grace Quisias, Line Producer-Madonna Tarrayo, Executive Producers-Chris Martinez, Marlon Rivera, Josabeth Alonso, John Victor Tence, Screenplay-Chris Martinez, Directed by Marlon Rivera. 16 July/Sat, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 17 July/Sun, 11:00AM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 17 July/Sun, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater) 18 July/Mon, 6:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 19 July/Tue, 12:45PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 19 July/Tue, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 20 July/Wed, 9:00PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 21 July/Thu, 1:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 22 July/Fri, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 23 July/Sat, 6:15PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) ANG SAYAW NG DALAWANG KALIWANG PAA by Alemberg Ang and Alvin Yapan Ang Sayaw ng Dalawang Kaliwang Paa explores the intersection and divergence between feminist and gay concerns in the third world context, as it features the poetry of Merlinda Bobis, Ruth Elynia Mabanglo, Joi Barrios, Rebecca Anonuevo, Benilda Santos and Ophelia Dimalanta. When Marlon, a college student, stalks Karen, his literature professor, he finds out that she moonlights as a choreographer and dance teacher in a dance studio. Frustrated over his performance in her literature class, he plans to impress her instead by learning to poeticize his body movements and enroll in her dance class. He hires his classmate to teach him the basics of dancing. As Dennis, his tutor, teaches him how his body should move, Marlon begins to understand the intersections between the art of poetry and dance. This opens up his world to new insights about the life of Karen as a single woman who chose to live the life of an artist in a third world setting. Marlon begins to understand how the poems being discussed by Karen in class are testaments to her choice to stand by her art. CAST: Paulo Avelino, Rocco Nacino and Ms. Jean Garcia Featuring the FEU Dance Company with the special participation of Company of Dance Artists (CODA) CREW: Writer and Director-Alvin B. Yapan, Executive Producers-Alemberg Ang and Alvin Yapan, Producer-Tonee Acejo, Editor-Mai Dionisio, Production Designer-Aped Santos, PDGP, Director of Photography—Arvin Viola, Music-Christine Muco and Jema Pamintuan, Choreography-Eli Jacinto. 16 July/Sat, 4:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 17 July/Sun, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 18 July/Mon, 6:15PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 18 July/Mon, 9:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 19 July/Tue, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 20 July/Wed, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 21 July/Thu, 10:00AM at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater) 22 July/Fri, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 23 July/Sat, 3:30PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 24 July/Sun, 4:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 BAHAY BATA by Eduardo W. Roy, Jr. and Jerome Zamora Sarah is a nurse at a Public Maternity Hospital. The hospital is abuzz with pregnant mothers of all shapes and sizes in different stages of labor. The hospital is short on staff on Christmas Day so Sarah is forced to put in a double shift. Sarah observes the women coming and going in her ward, noting who is a first-timer and who is a veteran. Meanwhile, the wards are overcrowded : two women and their babies sharing single beds while those in labor are spilling unto the hallways. Sarah takes these all in stride, her heart and mind laboring over her own personal pains. Cast: Diana Zubiri as Sarah, Sue Prado as Hidie, Susan Africa as Rose, Angeli Bayani as Gina, Joey Paras as Don, Joeffrey Javier as Froilan and Timothy Mabalot as Buboy. Production: Director-Eduardo Roy Jr., Executive Producers-Almond Derla, Demy Derla, Marlo Derla, Producer-Ferdinand Lapuz, Creative Consultant-Armand “Bing” Lao, Line Producer-Sarah Pagcaliwagan, Screenplay-Eduardo Roy Jr, Jerome Zamora, Director of Photography-Ogi Sugatan and Jay Abello, Editor-Charliebebs Gohetia, Production Design-Harley Alcasid, Sound-Michael Idioma, Music-Owel Alverio and Francis Salazar, Production Manager-Ianne Onadasan, Art Director-Armand Samonte, Costume-Tessa Aquino, Script Continuity-Gilbert Tongo, Make-up Artist-Ria de Guzman, Talent coordinator-Ferdinand Vinzon, Gaffer-Ronnie Tillado, Footage Dumper-Alfred Perez, Subtitle/trailer editor-Fiona Borres. 16 July/Sat, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 17 July/Sun, 4:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 18 July/Mon, 12:45PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 18 July/Mon, 9:00PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 19 July/Tue, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 20 July/Wed, 6:15PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 21 July/Thu, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater) 22 July/Fri, 9:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 23 July/Sat, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 24 July/Sun, 4:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 CUCHERA by Joseph Israel M. Laban Based on a true story, Cuchera is about Filipino drug mules, drug couriers and their recruiters. It follows the story of Isabel, a veteran drug mule, in her first attempt at running her own drug transshipment operation between Manila and China. Isabel’s character is based on the story of an actual Filipina drug mule who was caught with eight capsules of heroin lodged in her sex organ, 48 in the rectum and 11 in her abdomen after an x-ray was conducted by Chinese authorities. Cuchera presents an accurate depiction of how some Filipinos end up becoming entrenched in the world of illegal drugs. Currently, the Philippines leads all Southeast Asian countries in the number of nationals arrested for drug smuggling charges in China. As of 2009, there are currently 95 Filipinos languishing in various jails in Chinese territories---four of whom are on death row. Violators include minors who enter China with fake passports. CAST: Maria Isabel Lopez as Isabel, Simon Ibarra as Samuel, CJ Ramos as Lobo, Paolo Rivero as Enzo, Jon Neri as Jonathan, Sue Prado as Lolita, Isadora as Rosa and Kimmy Fajardo as Clarissa. 16 July/Sat, 6:15PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 17 July/Sun, 9:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 18 July/Mon, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 19 July/Tue, 9:00PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 20 July/Wed, 12:45PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 21 July/Thu, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 22 July/Fri, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 22 July/Fri, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater) 23 July/Sat, 11:00AM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 23 July/Sat, 4:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 I-LIBINGS by Rommel Andreo Sales A coming of age story about Isabel’s lessons and realizations on life and death as a funeral videography intern. Due to her family situation, Isabel is cynical and skeptical of everything that comes her way. When she enters the I-libings for her required college internship, she sees it as the worst internship her college adviser could suggest to her. Later as she accumulates her required hours, she realizes that the company is not just a place where videographers make money out of other people’s misfortunes but is a place where the dead and the grieving receive special attention. It all comes full circle when Isabel is faced with an unusual family tragedy. Isabel realizes that her internship might have been just 200 hours, but the lessons that the I-libings left her would last a lifetime. CAST: Glaiza de Castro as Isabel Fabros, Rez Cortez as Eddie Fabros, Louella De Cordova as Mely, Marc Abaya as Kuya Boy, Carlo Aquino as JC, Alchris Galura as Harold, Earl Ignacio as Boss Erwin, Dexter Doria as Legal Wife, Osan Reodica as Rachel, GA Villafuerte as Josel Chua, Valkent Darunday as Renato, Gege Severo as Conrad, Betty Uy Regala as Elaiza, Enzo as Alejandro, Maecon Timbol as Linda. PRODUCTION: Co-production-,Brainchild Studios, Digital Fusion, Bigtop Media and Leather Lane Films, Line Producer-Daphne O. Chiu, Creative Producer-Joe Alandy, Co-Producer-Richard Reyes, Associate Producers-Jombits Quintos, Biianca Balbuena, Romulo Marco Sales, 16 July/Sat, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater) 17 July/Sun, 9:00PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 18 July/Mon, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 19 July/Tue, 3:30PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 20 July/Wed, 9:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 21 July/Thu, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 21 July/Thu, 4:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 22 July/Fri, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 23 July/Sat, 1:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 23 July/Sat, 9:00PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) LIGO NA U LAPIT NA ME by Noel Ferrer, Jerry Gracio and Erick Salud Karl Vladimir Lennon J. Villalobos, aka Intoy, is secretly in love with his friend Jenny, the most beautiful girl in the campus. Jenny is rich and quirky; Intoy is street-smart and ordinary. But this friendship is not simple, since Jenny has bestowed on Intoy some perks and privileges, including going to bed with her on the condition that they will not fall in love with each other. Before graduation, Intoy feels that he has to shed his pretensions of being astig and finally profess his love for Jenny. But he is devastated to learn that Jenny is pregnant. Worse, Jenny tells him: “Don’t worry, this is not yours.” Based on the bestselling novel of Eros S. Atalia, Ligo na U, Lapit na Me is an examination of postmodern love and relationship and the way this generation deals with their love and fear. CAST: Edgar Allan Guzman and Mercedes Cabral. Also starring Mel Kimura, Simon Ibarra, Tolyts “Shalala” Reyes, Evelyn Vargas, Beverly Salviejo, Malouh Crisologo, Jojo Saguin, Joseph Bitangcol, Lucky Mark Mercado, Joe Vargas, Christian Tan, Ian Lazibal, Alex Tiglao, Ardie Bascara. Introducing Victor Medina. Special Guest Appearance of Luis Alandy. PRODUCTION: Story-Eros S. Atalia, Screenplay-Jerry B. Gracio, Cinematogaphy-Alfred F. Hernando, Production Design-Angel Balangon Diesta, Editing-Charliebebs Gohetia, Musical Score-Monet Silvestre, Sound Design-Ditoy Aguila and Junel Valencia, Assistant Director-Lyan L. Suiza, Line Producer-Charliebebs Gohetia, Production Managers-Remar Mallari and Maxie Evangelista III, Executive Producer-Noel D. Ferrer, Director-Erick C. Salud. 16 July/Sat, 1:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 17 July/Sun, 3:30PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 17 July/Sun, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 18 July/Mon, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 19 July/Tue, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 20 July/Wed, 4:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 21 July/Thu, 9:00PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 22 July/Fri, 6:15PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 23 July/Sat, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater) 24 July/Sun, 11:00AM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 NINO by Loy Arcenas The once illustrious Lopez-Aranda family has faded. Celia, once the darling of Philippine opera, and Gaspar, a distinguished ex-congressman, lacked the shrewdness to maintain their once elegant status. Saddled with a failed marriage, a vanishing career and mounting debt, Celia sold her share of their house to Gaspar, now bedridden. She managed to stay for free in exchange for being Gaspar’s caregiver. Gaspar loves listening to Celia’s arias. This idyllic arrangement is shattered when he slips into a coma. His daughter, Raquel, comes home from the US, determined to sell the house to salvage her own economic woes abroad. This signals Celia’s impending homelessness. With only a few heirlooms to sell, she is at her wits’ end. A fervent believer of the Sto. Nino, she hopes for a miracle. She dresses up her grandson, Antony, in Sto. Nino robes to prepare him for the coming fiesta. She insists this will invoke a miracle that will awaken Gaspar and stop Raquel from selling the house. Antony’s father, Mombic, while processing his travel papers to work in Dubai, tries to strike a deal with Raquel in selling the property without his mother Celia’s knowledge. Merced, Mombic’s sister, reluctantly takes on the burden of taking care of Celia and a household sliding to ruin. The family members clash in a confrontation that reveals their weaknesses and their hopeless ideals. Mombic leaves his son to the care of his mother and sister, Merced, the only family member who quietly accepts her fate. As a final ditch to awaken Gaspar, Celia holds a tertulia, inviting her aging opera singer friends. They sing arias, oblivious to the ravages of time, crippled reminders of a glorious past. In the middle of a chorus, Gaspar quietly dies, sealing the fate of his sister and the mansion that once was called Villa Los Reyes Magos. Celia looks out into her once beautiful garden. She sees Antony, still in his Sto. Nino robe, playing in the garden, offering a little illusion of hope to a past that can never be rekindled. CAST: Fides Cuyugan Asensio, Shamaine Buencamino, Tony Mabesa , Raquel Villavicencio, Art Acuna, Diana Malahay, Joaquin Valdes and introducing Jhizhelei Deocareza CREATIVE & PRODUCTION STAFF : Director-Loy Arcenas, Screenplay-Rody Vera, Story-Rody Vera & Loy Arcenasa, Producer-Daniel Arcenas & Philippe O. Chambon, Director of Photography-Lee Briones & Jay Abello, Line Producer-Krisma Fajardo, Assistant Director-Issa Lopez, 2nd Assistant Director-Ed Lacson Jr., Production Designer-Laida Lim, Production Managers-Philip Buena, Ron Capili, Editor-Danny Anonuevo, Sound-Mike Idioma, Music-Jerrold Tarog. 16 July/Sat, 11:00AM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 16 July/Sat, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 17 July/Sun, 9:00PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 18 July/Mon, 1:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 19 July/Tue, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 20 July/Wed, 6:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 21 July/Thu, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 21 July/Thu, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater) 22 July/Fri, 12:45PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 23 July/Sat, 9:00PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute TEORIYA by Alistaire Christian E. Chan Teoriya is a story about loss that centers on the film’s main character, Jimmuel Apostol II. After hearing the news that his father has passed away, Jim goes back home to Zamboanga City after leaving ten years ago in bad terms with his father. He arrives in Zamboanga only to find that his father has already been buried and he doesn’t know where. Jim takes a journey around the Zamboanga peninsula and ultimately into his own self, finding the missing piece of his life.Teoriya is a story about loss that centers on the film’s main character, Jimmuel Apostol II. After hearing the news that his father has passed away, Jim goes back home to Zamboanga City after leaving ten years ago in bad terms with his father. He arrives in Zamboanga only to find that his father has already been buried and he doesn’t know where. Jim takes a journey around the Zamboanga peninsula and ultimately into his own self, finding the missing piece of his life. PRODUCTION: Cinematography-Dexter Dela Pena, Editing-Chuck Gutierrez, Production Design-Paul Marquez, Music-Nani Naguit, Line Producer-Charlene Chiong, Associate Producer-Baby Ruth Villarama and Chuck Gutierrez, Written, Produced and Directed by Zurich Chan 16 July/Sat, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 16 July/Sat, 9:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 17 July/Sun, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 18 July/Mon, 10:00AM at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater) 19 July/Tue, 1:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 20 July/Wed, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 21 July/Thu, 9:00PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 21 July/Thu, 9:00PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 22 July/Fri, 3:30PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 24 July/Sun, 1:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 Directors Showcase On the eve of Christmas, the Aguinaldo family’s residence is burglarized, causing its members to identify stolen items and uncover lingering sentiments they have hidden from each other. Amidst the tension brought about by the burglary, the Aguinaldo family realizes how treasured sentiments have been lost, relationships have evolved as they arrive from church at a house in shambles. CAST: Tirso Cruz III, Raquel Villavicencio, Julia Clarete, Jennifer Sevilla, Edgar Allan, Aryanna Santiago, Jen Donaire, Kimmy Maclang, Troy De Guzman CREATIVE & PRODUCTION STAFF: Director-Jeffrey Jeturian, Story & Screenplay-Paul Sta. Ana, Executive Producer-Atty. Josabeth Alonso, Creative Producer-Armando Lao, Director of Photography-Roberto Yniquez, Line Producer-Krisma Fajardo, Asst. Director-Lawrence Fajardo, 2nd Asst. Director-Julius Alfonso, Production Designer-Rodrigo Ricio, Stylist/Costume Designer-Tessa Aquino, Production Managers-Ron Capili, Philip Buena, Editor-Lawrence Fajardo, Sound-Mike Idioma, Music-Joseph Lansang. 16 July/Sat, 9:00PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 17 July/Sun, 1:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 17 July/Sun, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 18 July/Mon, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 19 July/Tue, 6:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 20 July/Wed, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 21 July/Thu, 6:15PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 22 July/Fri, 9:00PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 23 July/Sat, 10:00AM at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater) 24 July/Sun, 6:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 BUSONG by Auraeus Solito Punay was born with wounds in her feet so that she cannot step on the earth. Her brother, Angkarang, carries her through a hammock, as he searches the changing landscape of Palawan in hoping to find a healer who can cure Punay. Different people help him carry his sister along the way- a woman looking for her husband, a fisherman who lost his boat and a young man who is searching for himself- and each one meets their fate. CAST: Alessandra de Rossi, Dax Alejandro, Clifford Banagale PRODUCTION: Cinematography-Louie Quirino, Editing-Chuck Gutierrez, Production Design-Hai Balbuena, Music and Sound-Diwa de Leon, Executive Producer-Jong de Castro, Screenplay-Kanakan-Balintagos and Henry Burgos, Script Consultant-Armando Y. Lao, Produced by-Auraeus Solito, Hai Balbuena, Baby Ruth Villarama, Chuck Gutierrez and Alfred Vargas, Director-Auraeus Solito. 16 July/Sat, 3:30PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 17 July/Sun, 11:00AM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 18 July/Mon, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 19 July/Tue, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 20 July/Wed, 9:00PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 21 July/Thu, 6:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 22 July/Fri, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater) 22 July/Fri, 9:00PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 23 July/Sat, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 24 July/Sun, 6:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 ISDA by Adolfo Alix Jr. A couple, Lina and Miguel, move into a dumpsite in Catmon, Malabon from Pangasinan. As they adjust to their new abode and surroundings, Lina’s longing to have a child of her own intensifies. Miguel finds a job in a local ice plant while Lina goes with neighbor-scavengers in the nearby dumpster. But when Miguel gets sick and loses his job, he joins his wife in scavenging. Lina finds a burned image of St. Peregrine in the dumpsite and keeps it. Then one day, the news spreads quickly that Lina is pregnant. When her belly has swollen bigger, Lina gets out of her hut to show the world how a fulfilled woman she is. Miguel is a more loving husband than ever. In the middle of a storm, Lina gives birth. Those who witnessed it were shocked---her son is a fish. Miguel cannot accept it. Lina embraces what has happened and treats the fish as her real son. Strange and surreal moments test Lina’s love for her offspring. What unfolds is a fable that questions the needs and compromises of a real family. CAST: Cherrie Pie Picache as Lina, Bembol Roco as Miguel, Anita Linda as Juling, Rosanna Roces as Dolor, Angel Aquino as Cory, Alan Paule as Turing, Evelyn Vargas as Luz and Arnold Reyes as Jaime. PRODUCTION: Production Company-Phoenix Features, Director- Adolfo Alix Jr., Writer- Jerry B. Gracio, Co-Producers-Jonas Antonio Gaffud and Elizabeth Juan, Line Producer- Maan P. Dimla, Associate Director-Armando Reyes, Assistant Director-Benjamin G. Tolentino, Production Manager-Roland Palmes, Location Manager-Robin Palmes, Director of Photography-Albert Banzon, Production Designer-Adolfo Alix Jr., Art Directors-Roland Rubenecia and Jerome Zamora, Editor-Benjamin Tolentino, Sound Design-Ditoy Aguila and Junel Valencia, Field Sound Recordists- Mark Locsin, Nicolas Varela and Joseph Santos. 16 July/Sat, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater) 17 July/Sun, 6:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 18 July/Mon, 9:00PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 18 July/Mon, 9:00PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 19 July/Tue, 9:00PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 20 July/Wed, 3:30PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 21 July/Thu, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 22 July/Fri, 1:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 23 July/Sat, 6:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 24 July/Sun, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute PATIKUL by Joel C. Lamangan The long-standing conflict between the military forces and the rebel group Abu Sayaff has severely ravaged the poor town of Patikul in Sulu. Residents have become so accustomed to the armed clashes, that reports of kidnappings and recruitment of young Tausugs to join the rebel groups already became normal news to them. However, Amman, a 33 year old coffee farmer in Sitio Kan-Ague, continues to believe that there is still hope for their town. Amman believes that educating his children would change their present situation. His 9-year old son Fahad is one of Kan-Ague Elementary School’s top students. Fahad’s brilliance and perseverance have led him to represent his school in the annual regional quiz bee. Joined by his best friend Alelie, Fahad goes through rigorous training under Michael Balmes, the principal of Kan-Ague Elementary School. Michael is one of the few volunteer teachers who walk daily through a dangerous path just to get to Kan-Ague. Michael’s constant encouragement and persistence to educate the kids in Kan-Ague gives new promise to the residents of Kan-Ague. However, this hope becomes short-lived after a relative of one of the volunteer teachers dies in an armed encounter between the army and rebels. Little did the residents know that this incident would lead to the death of their beloved principal and, for fear for their own safety, force the teachers to abandon the students of Kan-Ague. The town’s worsening situation compels Amman to take action and convince his co-parents to find a solution, but Amman soon discovers that this won’t be an easy task. Most of the parents are reluctant to cooperate, and he finds no support from the local government. Amman is now faced with two choices: capitulate to the brutality of war or find a way to make the teachers go back to the classrooms of Kan-Ague to teach their children once again. CAST: Marvin Agustin, Allen Dizon, Glaiza de Castro, Ciara Sotto, Dimples Romana, Jaime Pebanco with Martin de los Santos, Angellie Nicholle Sanoy, Jeon Macatangay. PRODUCTION: Line & Supervising Producer: Dennis C. Evangelista; Asst. Directors: Armando Reyes & Julius Alfonso; Production Managers: Raul Caro, Marvin Dela Cruz, Melon "Byuti" P. Antonio; Associate Producers: Jumbo Brumaje & Julieta Gregorio; Story & Screenplay-Kristoffer Brugada, Director of Photography-Monino S. Duqe, Editing-John Anthony L. Wong, Production Design-Edgar Martin Littaua, Music-Von de Guzman, Sound Supervision-Ditoy Aguila, Producer-Joel C. Lamangan, Executive Producers-Ma. Gracia A. Lara, Butch Delos Reyes, Direction-Joel C. Lamangan. 16 July/Sat, 9:00PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 17 July/Sun, 6:15PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 18 July/Mon, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater) 19 July/Tue, 9:00PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 20 July/Wed, 1:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 21 July/Thu, 12:45PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 22 July/Fri, 9:00PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 23 July/Sat, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 23 July/Sat, 9:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 24 July/Sun, 1:30PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 Competition Shorts Programme A: UN DIUTAY MUNDO by Ana Carlyn Lim; SAMARITO by Rafael Santos; WALANG KATAPUSANG KWARTO by Emerson Reyes; EVERY OTHER TIME by Gino Santos; NINO BONITO by Rommel Tolentino 16 July/Sat, 11:00AM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 17 July/Sun, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 18 July/Mon, 3:30PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 19 July/Tue, 9:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 20 July/Wed, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 20 July/Wed, 9:00PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 21 July/Thu, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 22 July/Fri, 10:00AM at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater) 22 July/Fri, 4:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 23 July/Sat, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute Programme B: HANAPBUHAY by Henry Frejas; OLIVER'S APARTMENT by Misha Balangue; IMMANUEL by Gabriel “Gio” Puyat; DEBUT by Pamela Llanes Reyes; HAZARD by Mikhail Red 16 July/Sat, 9:00PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 17 July/Sun, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (CCP Little Theater) 18 July/Mon, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 19 July/Tue, 4:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 20 July/Wed, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 21 July/Thu, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (CCP Main Theater) 21 July/Thu, 9:00PM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 22 July/Fri, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Huseng Batute 23 July/Sat, 11:00AM at the Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 24 July/Sun, 3:30PM at the Bulwagang Pambansang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) Cinemalaya Kids Treats 16 July/Sat 10:00AM Short Treats: ANGAN-ANGAN by Sheron Dayon, BLOGOG by Rommel Tolentino, GABON by Emman Dela Cruz, MAY PINHOD ON YA SCOOTER by Hubert Tibi , TONI by Vic Acedillo Bulwagang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 10:00AM Short Treats: MAIKLING KWENTO by Hubert Tibi, MY PET by Anna Bigornia, "P" by Rommel Tolentino, PUTOT by Jeck Cogama, TATANG by Nico Hernandez Tanghalang Huseng Batute 12:45PM MAYOHAN by Paul Sta. Ana & Dan Villegas Bulwagang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 12:45PM SAMPAGUITA by Francis Xavier Pasion Tanghalang Huseng Batute 17 July/Sun 10:00AM Short Treats: BREAKFAST WITH LOLO by Steven Flor, DIAMANTE SA LANGIT by Vic Acedillo, LOLA by Joey Agbayani, SI BOK AT ANG TRUMPO by Hubert Tibi, TRAILS OF WATER by Sheron Dayoc Bulwagang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 10:00AM Short Treats: ANDONG by Rommel Tolentino, PARANG PELIKULA by Hubert Tibi, ROLYO by Alvin Yapan, UGAT SA LUPA by Ariel Reyes, WAG KANG TITINGIN by Pam Miras Tanghalang Huseng Batute 12:45PM PINK HALO-HALO by Jay Altarejos Bulwagang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 12:45PM TWO FUNERALS by Gil Portes Tanghalang Huseng Batute 23 July/Sat 10:00AM Short Treats: MAIKLING KWENTO by Hubert Tibi, MY PET by Anna Bigornia, "P" by Rommel Tolentino, PUTOT by Jeck Cogama, TATANG by Nico Hernandez Bulwagang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 10:00AM Short Treats: ANGAN-ANGAN by Sheron Dayon, BLOGOG by Rommel Tolentino, GABON by Emman Dela Cruz, MAY PINHOD ON YA SCOOTER by Hubert Tibi , TONI by Vic Acedillo Tanghalang Huseng Batute 12:45PM SAMPAGUITA by Francis Xavier Pasion Bulwagang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 12:45PM MAYOHAN by Paul Sta. Ana & Dan Villegas Tanghalang Huseng Batute 24 July/Sun 10:00AM Short Treats: ANDONG by Rommel Tolentino, PARANG PELIKULA by Hubert Tibi, ROLYO by Alvin Yapan, UGAT SA LUPA by Ariel Reyes, WAG KANG TITINGIN by Pam Miras Bulwagang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 10:00AM Short Treats: BREAKFAST WITH LOLO by Steven Flor, DIAMANTE SA LANGIT by Vic Acedillo, LOLA by Joey Agbayani, SI BOK AT ANG TRUMPO by Hubert Tibi, TRAILS OF WATER by Sheron Dayoc Tanghalang Huseng Batute 12:45PM TWO FUNERALS by Gil Portes Bulwagang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 12:45PM PINK HALO-HALO by Jay Altarejos Tanghalang Huseng Batute Ronwaldo Reyes Retrospective Gala: MATIMBANG ANG DUGO SA TUBIG (1967) - Invitational 18 July/Mon, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) ANG PANDAY (1980) 19 July/Tue, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) SAN BERNARDO (1966) 20 July/Wed, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) BARIL SA AKING KAMAY (1966) 21 July/Thu, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) TATLONG HARI (1968) 22 July/Fri, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) ALUPIHANG DAGAT (1975) 23 July/Sat, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) ANG PADRINO (1984) 23 July/Sat, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) ISANG BALA KALANG! (1983) 24 July/Sun, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) LANGIT AT LUPA (1967) 24 July/Sun, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) NETPAC Premieres Toto, a very outspoken, highly opinionated eight-year-old born with a cleft lip and an open palate sets off to join his school’s Creative Declamation Competition – a contest of narrative drama and eloquence set on the very high- profiled Philippines’ National Language Week celebration. Speech impediment or not, Toto, armed with iron-clad determination and a desire to be treated like everyone else - no more, no less, takes on the challenge with the help of his lovelorn mother, an emotional bully[Badong] and a stray deaf boy [Ogoy] from his neighborhood. Cast: Axl Aeiou Samson, Russel Abulad, Allen Dimaunahan, Ian Galliguez, Sigrid Andrea Bernardo, Xyris Beatingo. Joemar Sustento, Alejandra Gloriano, Arcele Fernez. Production Team: Producers: Yellowkite Film Productions /Studioindio /Busan International Film Festival /Asian Cinema Fund. Writer. Director. Producer. Editor. Cinematographer. Production Designer: Milo. Line Producer: Toti Reyes. Musical Scorer: Diwa De Leon. Production Manager: Eireena Marie Los Baños. Asssitant Director: Emmanuel Evan Alba. Soundman, Wardrobe Master, 3rd Cameraman: Clydee Tamayo. Technical Assistant, 2nd Cameraman: Dustin Gapasen. Assistant Production Designer, Prop Master, Photographer: Mark Francis Jesalva. (115 Mins) 18 July/Mon 6:30PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5(talkback) 20 July/Wed 4:00PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 22 July/Fri 9:00PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) LIBERACION by Adolfo Alix Jr. Makoto of the Japanese Imperial Army decided to go into hiding after the Japanese soldiers were defeated in 1945. In the dread of the forest, he decides to struggle despite efforts for him to surrender, thinking the war is not yet over. For a span of almost 20 years, he encounters different situations that will test his persona and his strength to his vow as a Japanese soldier. Cast: Jacky Woo, Mercedes Cabral, Suzuki Sadatsugu, Hideo Muraoka. Production Company: Forward Entertainment. Director/Writer/Editor: Adolfo Alix, Jr. Executive Producer: Jacky Woo. Line Producers: Maxie Evangelista III, Maan Dimla. Director of Photography: Albert Banzon. Production Design: Cyrus Khan. Assistant Director: Benjamin Tolentino. Sound Design: Ditoy Aguila, Junel Valencia. Field Sound Recordist: Mark Locsin. 17 July/Sun 9:00PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) 19 July/Tue 9:00PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5(talkback) 21 July/Thu 1:30PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 HULING HALIK by Zig Dulay In the midst of celebrating flowers in bloom in Panagbenga Flower Festival, JM (Kenjie Garcia) and ILI (Joeffrey Javier) try to rekindle their withering relationship. On their last day together in Baguio, they plan to do the things they used to do in the past. But everything feels different for JM. Like the fog in the city of mountains, their plans fade away. And just like how the city transformed, everything has changed. JM has to accept the transience in everything, including their relationship, and nothing stays forever. CAST: Kenjie Garcia, Joeffrey Javier, Jayjay Jimenez, Immaculee Madrigal, Patrick Esteban, Jed Medrano, Marc Jacob. PRODUCTION STAFF: Executive Producer: Lex Bonife. Writer/Director: Zig Dulay. Assistant Director: Jayson Jimenez. Cinematographers: Marc Patiag, Triztan Garcia, Zig Dulay. Sound & Music: Dennis Dimaandal. Production Designer: Kenneth Kevin Villanueva, Art Director: Maolen Fadul. Script Continuity: Jaypee Habac, Raschel Samson. Editor: Zig Dulay. Production Manager: Remar Mallari. Asst. Production Manager: Kimmy Buquia. Documentation: Jed Medrano. (82 mins) 20 July/Wed 6:30PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5(talkback) 22 July/Fri 4:00PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 23 July/Sat 6:15PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) BOUNDARY by Benito Bautista 19 July/Tue 9:00PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) 21 July/Thu 9:00PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5(talkback) 23 July/Sat 1:30PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 LOCAL GIRLS by Ned Trespesces & Onnah Valera What happens when an odd pair of minimum wage earners working in a seaside resort in Iloilo decide to take a walk on the wild side? Fate is a goody-two-shoes aspiring law student trying to save up tuition money. And Margie is a juvenile delinquent who hates the world. They are best friends despite their difference in temperament. Both girls are perpetually broke, bored with their mundane lives, and are looking for a little adventure. They get exactly what they wish for when they embark on an insane weekend that leaves their world in a state of utter disorder. Cast: August Andong, Tine Genzola Terrenal, Sam Prudente. Main production team: Writer-Director: Ned Trespeces. Producer: Onnah Valera. Editor: Nessa Gabrillo. (60 mins) 16 July/Sat 4:00PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 20 July/Wed 6:15PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) 22 July/Fri 6:30PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5(talkback) MADNESS by Bebs Gohetia 17 July/Sun 1:30PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 21 July/Thu 9:00PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) 23 July/Sat 9:00PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5(talkback) SAN LAZARO by Wincy Aquino Ong San Lazaro is a horror-comedy starring Filipino cult icon Ramon Bautista. Limuel and Sigfried, estranged childhood friends, journey to the remote town of San Lazaro to ask an infamous faith healer for help in saving the life of Limuel’s brother, who becomes possessed by a secret-eater spirit. Cast: Ramon Bautista, Wincy Aquino Ong, Nicco Manalo, Bianca King, Ely Buendia, Allan Forte, Julia Clarete, Kean Cipriano, Earl Ignacio. Director: Wincy Aquino Ong. Cinematographer: Dan Gil. Production Designer: Nestor Abrogena. Music by: Jazz Nicolas & Mikey Amistoso. Sound Design by: Mark McCullie & Dan Galapon. Screenplay by: Wincy Aquino Ong. Story by: Wincy Aquino Ong & Ramon Bautista. Editor: Wincy Aquino Ong. VFX by: Jess Yap. Producers: Wincy Aquino Ong, Dan Gil & Ramon Bautista. Watusi Productions & Ramon Bautista Films. (98 mins) 16 July/Sat 6:30PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5(talkback) 18 July/Mon 4:00PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 22 July/Fri 6:15PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) GAYUMA by Alvin Yapan Gayuma is a magical tale of love going beyond the boundaries of social class, religious and superstitious beliefs, and urban-rural prejudices. A failed exorcism of a talking and dancing statue of a Child Jesus led a poor sacristan, Delfin, to concoct a love potion to make Carla, a rich girl, fall for him. After Carla drinks the potion and assents to all his advances, Delfin could not believe his luck until he is no longer certain whether Carla really loves him. Delfin descends into a deep sleep of paranoia, from which no medical science could wake him. Carla goes on a pilgrimage to the heart of a lush mountain to overturn the enchantment of the love potion. A possessed statue of a Child Jesus stands between the two lovers. Will their faith bring them closer together or keep them apart? CAST: Mercedes Cabral, introducing Kalil Almonte. PRODUCTION CREDITS: Tonee Acejo as Line Producer, Production Manager and Production Designer. Alemberg Ang as Executive Producer, Assistant Director and Art Director. Ramil Plofino as Associate Producer, Editor and Sound Designer. Eunice Ingrid Toribio as Assistant Production Manager and Location Manager. Alvin Yapan as Director, Writer, Executive Producer, Cinematographer and Production Designer. (86 mins) 17 July/Sun 9:00PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5(talkback) 19 July/Tue 1:30PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 23 July/Sat 9:00PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) FOCUS ASIA 17 July/Sun, 6:15PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) 19 July/Tue, 6:30PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 (w/talkback) 21 July/Thu, 4:00PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 Indonesia: CHANTS OF LOTUS by Upi Avianto, Nia Di Nata, Fatimah Rony, Lasja F. Susatyo 18 July/Mon, 9:00PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) 20 July/Wed, 9:00PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 (w/talkback - guests Ms. Shanty Harmyn, film expert & Ms. Nia Di Nata, director) 22 July/Fri, 1:30PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 Thailand: SAWASDEE BANGKOK by Aditya Assarat, Kongdej Jaturanrasamee, Pen-Ek Ratanaruang, Wisit Sasanatieng 19 July/Tue, 6:15PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) (w/talkback) 21 July/Thu, 6:30PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 23 July/Sat, 4:00PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 16 July/Sat, 1:30PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 20 July/Wed, 9:00PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) 22 July/Fri, 9:00PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 (w/talkback - guest Mr. Wong Tuck Cheong, film expert) by Satoko YokohamaJapan: GERMAN PLUS RAIN ( Nozaki Yoshimi, Fujioka Suzune, Hisauchi Michio, Peter Haiman, Honda Tatsunori, Tokunaga Yuki, Tajiri Daisuke. Director, Script: Yokohama Setoko. Cinematography: Hirano Shingo, Kamakari Yoichi. Production Design: Okusada Seisho Producer: Hashizume Kazuyuki.A rural town in present day Japan. Sixteen-year-old Hayashi Yoshiko is a misfit, known in town for being raised by her grandmother after her parents divorced, dropping out of high school, and drifting between jobs. Her nickname is gorilla man.Yoshiko has been living on her own since her grandmother’s death, subsisting on a modest inheritance. She aspires to be a singer/songwriter. Yoshiko’s apartment is the last in town without a connection to the city’s sewage system, and a middle-aged pedophile named Ogawa comes to clean out her septic tank. Yoshiko bonds with Kai, her handsome German co-worker, with delightful consequences. This feature film debut was made with 500,000 yen in prize money that director Yokohama Satoko won at Cineastes Organization Osaka EX(CO2) in 2006 and has been enthusiastically received in Japan and at film festivals overseas. 17 July/Sun, 4:00PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 21 July/Thu, 6:15PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) 23 July/Sat, 6:30PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 (w/talkback -TBC) SPECIAL SCREENINGS Opening Film: MASKARA by Laurice Guillen 15 July/Fri 7:00PM Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (Main Theatre) – Open to the Public Greenbelt 3 Gala: MASKARA by Laurice Guillen 16 July/Sat, 6:30PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 (Invitational) KASAMBUHAY HABAMBUHAY * THE HOWL & THE FUSSYKET by Chris Martinez. 8-Year old Aaron (Gerald Pesigan) is dead set on winning the Grand Prize in his 2nd Grade declamation contest. He is determined to win despite his obvious “f” and “p” speech defect a proclivity common amongst some Filipinos to interchange the pronunciation of English words with the letters ”f’ and “p”. His mother (Eugene Domingo) takes an active albeit humorous role in preparing him for the competition. This is a story of perseverance family unity and the real meaning of triumph and possibly the “Rocky” of all declamation contests! CAST: Gerald Pesigan, Eugene Domingo, Dennis Padilla, Kiray Celis, Timothy Chan, Tess Antonio, Cris Paturan, Emie Concepcion, Madeleine Nicolas. Produced by Nestle Philippine, Inc. Executive Producer: Jem Lim, Madonna Tamayo, Publicis Manila, Inc. Written and Directed by: Chris Martinez. Assistant Directors: Christine Blando, Julius Alfonso. Director of Photgraphy: Gary Gardoce. Production Designer: Adelina Leung. Assistant Production Designer: Jun Jacob. Edited by Ike Veneracion. Music by Kahlil Refuerzo. Casting by Nestea Naesa. * UNPLUGGED by Raul Jorolan. A football coach (Marvin Agustin) takes his team of teenage boys out on a fieldtrip to the provincial home of his grandfather (Eddie Garcia). But instead of bonding as a team, the boys are more caught up with their gadgets. The coach’s grandfather is determined to change all that as he challenges they boys to detach from their virtual distractions and explore the great outdoors instead. The boys then unlock a new world of natural wonder and discovery, realizing that going offline is the only way to reconnect back to life. A life that is….unplugged. CAST: Marvin Agustin, Kaye Abad, Eddie Garcia, Futkaleros, Collegio San Agustin-HS Football Team. Produced by: Nestle Philippine, Inc. Executive Producer: Jem Lim, Beng Mercado, Publicis Manila, Inc. Written and Directed by Raul Jorolan. Assistant Director: Ruby Ruiz. Screenplay by Christian Valles. Line Producer: Beng Mercado. Director of Photography: Giboy Vistan. Production Designer: Butch Garcia. Edited by Danny Añonuevo. Visual Effects by Ruth Janina Jorolan. Music by Noel Cabangon. Casting by Raul Jorolan. * SILUP by Jun Reyes. Silup is “Pulis” (Police) spelled backwards. We peek into the life of a Manila cop (Sid Lucero) whose day is made up of dealing with denizens and the crimes they commit. At work, he may be all tough and stern, but at home, we see his more sensitive side. He has this mysterious routine of taking out a can of sterilized milk from a cupboard and depositing his revolver in its place. Later on, it is revealed why he makes the switch and symbolizes how it is like to live by his duty as a policeman to serve and protect. CAST: Sid Lucero, Ms. Gloria Romero, Edwin Nombre, Arsenia Mabilog, Johnny Bernes. Produced by Nestle Philippine, Inc. and Tony Gloria. Executive Producers: Jem Lim, Maricel Royo, Publicis Manila, Inc. Written and Directed by Jun Reyes. Assistant Directors: Melvin Lee, Jojo Atienza. Co-written by Rudy Vera. Line Producers: Noemi Peji, Dexter Manalo. Director of Photography: Leslie Garchitorena. Production Designer: Adelina Leung. Edited by Claire villa-Real. Music by Jasper Perez. * ISANG TASANG PANGARAP by Sid Maderazo. In a small town devastated by calamity and chaos, Elias (Ramon Bautista), still holds on to the one thing he considers sacred—a shiny red coffee mug. For him, this mug not only symbolizes his love for coffee but his hope for a better life. After an enlightening encounter with a strange sari-sari store owner, he is suddenly gifted with the ability to tell the future. Soon enough, he is proclaimed as “The Coffee Psychic” and personifies hope for the townsfolk. But can hope truly spring eternal in this comedic homage to the award-winning epic Filipino film, “Himala’ (Miracle)? CAST: Ramon Bautista, Hector Camaso, Nani Naguit, Manuel Pappileira, Arash Tamadon. Produced by Nestle Philippine, Inc. Executive Producers: Jem Lim, Louie Araneta, Publicis Manila, Inc. Written and Directed by Sid Maderazo. Assistant Directors: Sunny Dumayas, Juno Gallardo. Co-written by Henry Posadas. Line Producers: Riza Gardoce. Director of Photography: Henry Posadas. Production Designer: Jon Cuyzon, Emilio Quintos. Edited by Billy de Leon. Visual Effects by Underground Logic. Soundtrack by Hit Productions. Music by Arnold Buena. Casting by Nelson Cammagay. * SALI SALITA by Sid Maderazo. A mother who writes children’s storybooks, ironically, doesn’t have enough time to create stories for her own son. The restless child finds a chance to create his own stories when his grandfather (Bodjie Pascua), comes up with a game. They fill an old milk can with pieces of paper, each containing a word which will be a “story-starter”. Tales of heroes and villains, magic and places fill up the child’s imagination. But the child’s made-up story is in need of a happy ending. Now, it depends on the storyteller mother to create the greatest ending of them all. CAST: Migs Cuaderno, Judy Chua, Luisito “Bodjie” Pascua, Carmen Sanchez, Alvin Aguilar. Produced by Nestle Philippine, Inc. Executive Producers: Jem Lim, Hanna Gallardo, Publicis Manila, Inc. Written and Directed by Sid Maderazo. Assistant Directors: Sunny Dumayas, Juno Gallardo. Co-written by Henry Posadas. Line Producers: Riza Gardoce. Director of Photography: Henry Posadas. Production Designer: Jon Cuyzon, Emilio Quintos. Edited by Billy de Leon. Visual Effects by Underground Logic. Soundtrack by Hit Productions. Music by Arnold Buena. Casting by Nelson Cammagay. * OH! PA RA SA TA U WA YEAH! by Jeorge Agcaoili * DOWNTOWN by Stephen Ngo * TINGALA SA BABA by Henry Frejas * COOKING MO, COOKING Ko by Chris Martinez * SIGN SEEKER by Carlo Directo 16 July/Sat, 6:15PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) PAGLIPAD NG ANGHEL by Doy Del Mundo Jr. Paglipad ng Anghel (Flight of an Angel) explores the story of Gabby, a young accountant in a television network, who leads an uneventful, if not boring, life. He wakes up to a regular day, does his daily routine, until on his way to work he sees an old beggar asking for help. He helps the old, sickly lady and brings her to a hospice where the nuns take care of the old and dying. After this act of charity, he starts noticing feathers growing on his back. As the feathers grow into full wings and complicate his life, he starts to face the consequences of being an “angel.” Cast:Sid Lucero. LJ Moreno. Christian Vasquez. Joel Torre. Ricky Davao. Cherry Pie Picache. Jeffrey Quizon. Chi Datu-Bocobo. Borgy Torre. Shiela Mae Junsay. Stephanie Henares. & Anita Linda. Credits: Written and directed by Codualdo del Mundo, Jr. Executive Producers: Clodualdo del Mundo, Jr. & Dave Hukom. Directors of Photography: Rody Lacap, Lee Meily, Shayne Sarte. Production Design: Cesar Hernando. Music: Lorrie B. Ilustre. Editing: Jay Halili. Sound: Ditoy Aguila. Line Producer: Michael Kho Lim. Associate Producer: Katherine Pasigan. Art Director: Misha Balangue. Casting & Script Consultant: Ida Anita del Mundo. Produced by De La Salle University, in cooperation with Post Manila and the National Commission for Culture and the Arts. (92 mins) 16 July/Sat, 9:00PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) 18 July/Mon, 9:00PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 Closing Film: RAKENROL by Quark Henares 23 July/Sat, 9:00PM Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (Main Theatre) Closing Film: ZOMBADINGS 1: Patayin Sa Shokot Si Remington! by Jade Castro A boy cursed to turn gay when he grows up must sort out his feelings for the girl he loves and the boy - his best friend - he is suddenly lusting after, come to terms with his homophobia, and escape a pscho gay killer on the loose. Cast: Martin Escudero, Lauren Young, Kerbie Zamorra, Janice de Belen, John Regala, Roderick Paulate, Eugene Domingo. Director: Jade Castro. Writers: Raymond Lee, Michiko Yamamoto, Jade Castro. Producer: Raymond Lee. Production and Distribution Company: Origin8 Media Corp. 23 July/Sat,11:45PM Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo (Main Theatre) MIDNITE SPECIALS Fraternity is brotherhood. Brotherhood is love. Does it only exist between two men with the same ideals? Only with brothers of the same sexuality? What does it take to co-exist in a world dominated by strong norms and tradition? Terence is a 20-year-old graduating pre-law student who believes that entering a prestigious fraternity will help him with his ultimate ambition to become a lawyer. But will his being gay become a hindrance? Tad is a 22-year-old law student. He is the second highest leader of the fraternity. When in the exercise of duty, he is tough – outside, he is kind and gentle. As a poor boy who wants to uplift his status, fraternity seals in his chances for sure and better jobs when he graduates. Nevertheless, between Terence and Tad, their mutual attraction becomes a greater force that they need to conceal. But how do they do that as the final initiation night looms, and their secrets are already revealed? Cast: Kenjie Garcia, Ardie Bascara (Introducing), Marife Necesito, Xeno Alejandro, Paul Jake Paule, Jess Mendoza, Nicole Andrew Guila, Neil Tibayan, Patrick Esteban, Mehdi Gholami, Venj Pellena. Director: Ray Gibraltar. Executive Producer: Milbert Ambat. Producer: Bebs Gohetia. Screenplay: Archie del Mundo. Associate Director: Sigrid Andrea P. Bernardo. Cinematographer: Maisa Demitillo. Production Designer: Alf Thaddeus Alacapa. Editor: Ray Gibraltar. Musical Score: Monet Silvestre. Sound Design: Ditoy Aguila. Poetry: J.I.E. Teodoro. 2010. (95 mins) 18 July/Mon, 11:45PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) SPONSOR by Shandii Bacolod Sponsor follows the lives of four impoverished young men who are faced with situations that test how much they will sacrifice in exchange for their survival. The movie talks about sex, poverty and violence. CAST: Alchris Galura, Mailes Kanapi, Tony Lapena, Anton Nolasco, Garry Lim, Xeno Alejandro, Scarlet, Abner Delina, Marife Necesito. Producers: Arturo Go, Jeffrey Tan, Jazmin Trinidad-Tecson, Mark Shandii Bacolod. Story: Mark Shandii Bacolod, Archie del Mundo, Eduardo Roy Jr. Director of Photography: Aaron Cabangis. Editor: Orlean Joseph Tan. Line Producer: Romuald 'Bor' Lagasca. Production Manager: Roma Oyson. Production Designer: Bianca Gonzales-Dadivas. Theme Song (Tulala) is performed by Rox Puno, composed and produced by Francis 'Kix' Salazar and arranged by Adonis Tabanda. Directed by Mark Shandii Bacolod. Produced by Imaginative Media Production, in association with Bellhaus Entertainment Inc. & Outpost Visual Frontier. (100 mins) 20 July/Wed, 11:45PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) 21 July/Thu, 11:45PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) On the day of the new President’s inauguration, the film threads the roundelay tales of people dealing with daily lives: their relationships, desires and their means of survival. Each one sets a goal to get through their harsh realities while their fate awaits them to cross its path in the callous streets of Manila. The dramatic core revolves around a taxi driver whose sanity crosses its border when his day’s journey is derailed by his own sexual frustrations. Main Cast: Kristofer King, Marife Necesito, Martin Delos Santos, Jess Mendoza, Kevin Vitug, Adrian Sebastian, Jonas Gruet, Dustin Jose, Ray An Dulay, Tony Lapena, Marcus Cabrera. Other Cast: Ivy Sumilang, Virginia Pozon, Kiro Baldemor, Paul Roquia, Scarlette Boiser, Patricia Unas, Charlotte Dianco, JR Dela Cruz. Production Credits: Writer-Director: Archie Del Mundo, Produced by Astral Productions. Executive Producers: Ding R. Buenaventura, Nestor S. Clarin, Marisol S.Bernardo. Director of Photography: Albert Banzon. Production Designer: Bianca Dadivas. Editor: Cathie Rada. Sound Designer: Carlo Maceda. Musical Scorer: Andrew Señora. Assistant Directors: Ching Danseco, Eduardo Roy Jr. Associate Producer: Shandii Bacolod. Production Manager: Roma Oyson. Assistant Production Managers: Jane Gonzales, Noel Miralles. Production Assistant: Nigel Cordero. Make Up Artist: Jay Gabor. Publicity and Promotion: Paul Roquia, Mell Navarro, Dale Bacar. (114 minutes) TAKSIKAB by Archie Del Mundo 21 July/Thu, 11:45PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) On the day of the new President’s inauguration, the film threads the roundelay tales of people dealing with daily lives: their relationships, desires and their means of survival. Each one sets a goal to get through their harsh realities while their fate awaits them to cross its path in the callous streets of Manila. The dramatic core revolves around a taxi driver whose sanity crosses its border when his day’s journey is derailed by his own sexual frustrations. Main Cast: Kristofer King, Marife Necesito, Martin Delos Santos, Jess Mendoza, Kevin Vitug, Adrian Sebastian, Jonas Gruet, Dustin Jose, Ray An Dulay, Tony Lapena, Marcus Cabrera. Other Cast: Ivy Sumilang, Virginia Pozon, Kiro Baldemor, Paul Roquia, Scarlette Boiser, Patricia Unas, Charlotte Dianco, JR Dela Cruz. Production Credits: Writer-Director: Archie Del Mundo, Produced by Astral Productions. Executive Producers: Ding R. Buenaventura, Nestor S. Clarin, Marisol S.Bernardo. Director of Photography: Albert Banzon. Production Designer: Bianca Dadivas. Editor: Cathie Rada. Sound Designer: Carlo Maceda. Musical Scorer: Andrew Señora. Assistant Directors: Ching Danseco, Eduardo Roy Jr. Associate Producer: Shandii Bacolod. Production Manager: Roma Oyson. Assistant Production Managers: Jane Gonzales, Noel Miralles. Production Assistant: Nigel Cordero. Make Up Artist: Jay Gabor. Publicity and Promotion: Paul Roquia, Mell Navarro, Dale Bacar. (114 minutes) OMBRE by Jonison Mones Fontanos. 22 July/Fri, 11:45PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) OMBRE tells the story of Jake, an aspiring actor who went to Baguio City for a reality star search audition. There, he meets Dennis, a photographer from Manila. Both stay in a transient house owned by Dennis’ gay best friend, Brix. Jake is a dreamer. Dennis is a searcher who just got out of rehab. They became friends and secret lovers. While both of them have special someone waiting back in Manila, it becomes clear that there’s a bond between them that they’ve never felt with other people, and this feeling begins to grow into something deeper. Is this LOVE? Dreams, destiny and love, in forms not known to many, come together in this bromantic vehicle from Phylum Productions. Cast: Darwin Taylo. Zac Ferrero, Jobben Bello, Lando Perez & Ms. Jef Gaitan. With G.A Villafuerte, Rosemarie Ibarrita, Martin Gonzalez, Francis Cariaso, Sylvia Olsem and Kimjee Carlo Abad. Music: Kevin Mcleod, Production Designer: Francis Cariaso. Art Directors: Patrick Simon & Kathleen Rogando. Editor: Michael Lacambra. Production Manager: Rebecca Renegado-Reyes. Assistant Director: Reign Andre Loleng. Director of Photography: Michael Lacambra. Associate Producers: Amber Rose Entertainment & Aldrin Bartolo. Executive Producer: Edwin G. Sanchez. Written and Directed by Jonison Fontanos. (90 mins) Ronwaldo Reyes Retro! Gala: MATIMBANG ANG DUGO SA TUBIG (1967) - Invitational 18 July/Mon, 6:15PM at the Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) ANG PANDAY (1980) 19 July/Tue, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) SAN BERNARDO (1966) 20 July/Wed, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) BARIL SA AKING KAMAY (1966) 21 July/Thu, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) TATLONG HARI (1968) 22 July/Fri, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) ALUPIHANG DAGAT (1975) 23 July/Sat, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) ANG PADRINO (1984) 23 July/Sat, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) ISANG BALA KALANG! (1983) 24 July/Sun, 12:45PM at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) LANGIT AT LUPA (1967) 24 July/Sun, 3:30PM at the Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) Cinemalaya Kids Treats 16 July/Sat 10:00AM Short Treats: ANGAN-ANGAN by Sheron Dayon, BLOGOG by Rommel Tolentino, GABON by Emman Dela Cruz, MAY PINHOD ON YA SCOOTER by Hubert Tibi , TONI by Vic Acedillo Bulwagang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 10:00AM Short Treats: MAIKLING KWENTO by Hubert Tibi, MY PET by Anna Bigornia, "P" by Rommel Tolentino, PUTOT by Jeck Cogama, TATANG by Nico Hernandez Tanghalang Huseng Batute 12:45PM MAYOHAN by Paul Sta. Ana & Dan Villegas Bulwagang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 12:45PM SAMPAGUITA by Francis Xavier Pasion Tanghalang Huseng Batute 17 July/Sun 10:00AM Short Treats: BREAKFAST WITH LOLO by Steven Flor, DIAMANTE SA LANGIT by Vic Acedillo, LOLA by Joey Agbayani, SI BOK AT ANG TRUMPO by Hubert Tibi, TRAILS OF WATER by Sheron Dayoc Bulwagang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 10:00AM Short Treats: ANDONG by Rommel Tolentino, PARANG PELIKULA by Hubert Tibi, ROLYO by Alvin Yapan, UGAT SA LUPA by Ariel Reyes, WAG KANG TITINGIN by Pam Miras Tanghalang Huseng Batute 12:45PM PINK HALO-HALO by Jay Altarejos Bulwagang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 12:45PM TWO FUNERALS by Gil Portes Tanghalang Huseng Batute 23 July/Sat 10:00AM Short Treats: MAIKLING KWENTO by Hubert Tibi, MY PET by Anna Bigornia, "P" by Rommel Tolentino, PUTOT by Jeck Cogama, TATANG by Nico Hernandez Bulwagang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 10:00AM Short Treats: ANGAN-ANGAN by Sheron Dayon, BLOGOG by Rommel Tolentino, GABON by Emman Dela Cruz, MAY PINHOD ON YA SCOOTER by Hubert Tibi , TONI by Vic Acedillo Tanghalang Huseng Batute 12:45PM SAMPAGUITA by Francis Xavier Pasion Bulwagang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 12:45PM MAYOHAN by Paul Sta. Ana & Dan Villegas Tanghalang Huseng Batute 24 July/Sun 10:00AM Short Treats: ANDONG by Rommel Tolentino, PARANG PELIKULA by Hubert Tibi, ROLYO by Alvin Yapan, UGAT SA LUPA by Ariel Reyes, WAG KANG TITINGIN by Pam Miras Bulwagang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 10:00AM Short Treats: BREAKFAST WITH LOLO by Steven Flor, DIAMANTE SA LANGIT by Vic Acedillo, LOLA by Joey Agbayani, SI BOK AT ANG TRUMPO by Hubert Tibi, TRAILS OF WATER by Sheron Dayoc Tanghalang Huseng Batute 12:45PM TWO FUNERALS by Gil Portes Bulwagang Alagad Ng Sining (CCP MKP Hall) 12:45PM PINK HALO-HALO by Jay Altarejos Tanghalang Huseng Batute CINEMALAYA DOCUMENTARIES In 2010, the Goethe Institut Philipinen collaborated with the National Commission for Culture and the Arts, the School of Design and Arts of the De La Salle College of St. Benilde, and the Independent Filmmakers Cooperative in running a workshop called “Reinvigorating Documentary Filmmaking.” The documentaries in this section represent a sampling of the productions from that workshop. Programme 1: 18 July/Mon, 1:30PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 20 July/Wed,, 6:15PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) (Gala) * THE GOLDEN SCHOOL by Raymund Cruz. The film follows a day in the life of a madrassa (“school” in Arabic). It showcases the ritualistic activities that go on inside this institution located in Quiapo, Manila. Shown are the flag ceremony with the Philippine national anthem sung in Arabic, Qu’ran reading, recess time — enough to give an impression of the general atmosphere of this kind of school. Director/Cinematographer/Editor Raymund Cruz. Cinematographer/Line Producer Jemil Bautista. Editor Waise Azimi. Production Manager Jake Atienza. (23:15 mins). * ENTABLADO (Stage) by EJ Mijares. 2010 was an important election year in the Philippines. The “entablado” or stage is the politician’s tool for gathering large crowds in a community where the political platform can be presented. The film delves into the lives of people who depend on the informal economy brought about by the elections. It reveals what goes on behind the glamour, hype, and empty promises offered by politicians in such events. Producer/Director/Cinematographer/Editor/Sound EJ Mijares. 2nd Camera Herbert Valencia. Location Manager Cherry Rose Ramos. Production Assistant Zherie Mae Esperancilla. Music “Isang Linggong Pag-ibig” by Mon del Rosario. (30:00 mins). * AS TOLD BY THE BUTTERFLIES by Nawruz Paguidopon. Ang Ladlad hopes to earn enough votes to bag a seat in the Philippine Congress during the 2010 Presidential elections, in spite of resentments coming from the Catholic church. Animated portions of the film express the filmmaker’s coming out of his cocoon of doubt and confusion into a world of acceptance and understanding. The film tackles the LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender) rights struggle in the Philippines. Director/Editor/Animation Nawruz Paguidopon. Cinematographers EJ Mijares/Jake Atienza/Florida Ortiz/Herbert Valencia/Miles Quero-Asa/Raymund Cruz. Assistant Director/Production Manager Florida Ortiz. Music/Sound Divine Leano. Featuring Danton Remoto . (25:45 mins). * NEO-REBOLUSYON by Emerson Reyes. Sketches of five artists on the cutting edge – a suited yo-yo master, a filmmaker, a composer, a performance painter, and a sound artist. This experimental documentary is framed by a drunken bystander whose nonsensical musings enliven the film with a come-what-may attitude. Director/Editor Emerson Reyes. Cinematographer Gym Lumbera. Concept Emerson Reyes/Jet Leyco/Gym Lumbera. Music Pepe Manikan/Mockii McFly. Featuring Fade Longboy/John Torres/Pepe Manikan/John Sarmogenes/Mockii McFly/Rey Tumbaga. Produced by Unibeersal Studio/Barong Tagalog, Inc. (21:15 mins). Programme 2: 19 July/Tue, 4:00PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 20 July/Wed,, 6:15PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) * GALAW NG ARAW (Movement of the Sun) by Miles Quero-Asa. Galaw ng Araw presents fragments of living conditions of poverty-stricken laborers working in the Manila port area. At its heart are images of workers and their families surviving daily with very little food, working hard, skipping meals, and simply enduring difficult conditions. The film espouses the concept of a living wage as a solution. Director/Cinematographer/Editor Miles Quero-Asa. Co-Editor Herbert Valencia. Music Bobby Balingit. Produced by Mayday Multimedia. (28:25 mins). * TUNDONG MAGILIW (Tondo, Beloved) by Jewel Maranan. Tundong Magiliw is a geopolitical exploration of birth, growth, and death in Tondo, the densest slum community in Metro Manila. It is a simple documentary of the most basic life processes of people living under the most abject conditions. The real time cinematography serves as a lens that focuses on the deep-seated and long drawn-out social problems in Philippine society. This is Part 1 of a longer project. Director/Cinematographer/Editor Jewel Maranan. Production Manager/Assistant Cinematographer/Graphics Pao Sancho. Music “Sakada,” performed by Buklod. Featuring Virgie Simpron/Estrellita Trinidad/Patricia Simpron/Jope/Loloy/ Inday/community of Happyland, Tondo. Produced by Tondo Foreshoreland People’s Alliance & the National Commission for Culture and the Arts. (78:10 mins) Other Documentary Programs ANI: Best Short Documentaries 21 July/Thu,, 6:15PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) * A LETTER FROM IFUGAO by Baby Ruth Villarama Gutierrez. IFUGAO, Philippines -- For the first time in Philippine history, a member of parliament in the United Kingdom applied as a volunteer and was assigned to help the cause of health workers in the country. David Amess, 58 arrived by the backdoor without any media trailing him. Along the way, he decided to chronicle his awakenings for the sake of his daughter who knows nothing about third-world realities. "I've been to the Philippines 22 years ago but that was on a political trip where I've met only some 35% of the wealthy Filipinos. This time I want to see the remaining 65% without the entourage," Amess shared while trekking the 40km terrain to attend one health center in the municipality of Batad, where the famous rice terraces is seen. The Philippine Magna Carta for Nurses, which has long been enacted in 2002 states to upgrade the salary of nurses from P 11,000.00 to P15,000.00. The government has yet to implement it and health workers only received a wage of P5,000.00 to P8,000.00 a month. This practice resulted in the massive migration of thousands of health workers every year and has left shortage in the country's work force. One nurse is assigned to 1000 patients in some areas. The trip also revealed the scheme of several hospitals hiring health workers as volunteers, and a small number of British and local companies misleading nurses of spending ₤4,500 to apply student visa and work for 12-14 hours in the UK. "I hope your country will realize how important health is, among other basic things like education and security so you can all move forward to where you need to be." Directed & Cinematography by Baby Ruth Villarama. Film Editing by Chuck Gutierrez. Music by Nani Naguit. Production Assistant: Tony Nalda. A VOYAGE STUDIOS Presentation, in cooperation with VSO-Bahaginan,British Embassy Manila and the Philippine Nurses Association. (7:28 mins) * AKI NING MAISUG (The Maisug Child) by Bing Pimentel. A story of fictional and non-fictional characters with environmental realities that take place in an existing community of Baranggay Maisug. (UP Viscom) (13 mins) * BATANG INA by Steffie Melene Amoranto & Alexandra Jeanne B. Salcedo (DLSU) * ILANLANG by Andrew Gerard C. Dacay, Cyd Xyrene G. Tribiana & Monica F. Villarica (DLSU) * SILENT EYES by Paula Bianca R. Gonzales, Angelica J. Laborte & Amanda Nicole B. Sindiong (DLSU) * SI ERIN AT SI MARVEY by Din Reyes (Ateneo), (25 mins) plus other titles to be culled from Gawad Alternatibo & other submissions PRODUCT OF THE PHILIPPINES by Jullian Ablaza 24 July/Sun, 3:30PM Tanghalang Aurelio Tolentino (Little Theatre) KANO by Monster Jimenez 16 July/Sat, 6:00PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 22 July/Fri, 6:15PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) Three Docu Premieres * AGUSAN MARSH DIARIES by Jerrold Tarog Synopsis: A travel documentary featuring the sights and sounds of the Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary, hosted by Gaby dela Merced and Dr. Jurgenne Primavera. Executive Producers: Julio Sy, Jr., Jody B. Navarra. Directed, Edited, Scored and Mixed by Jerrold Tarog. Director of Photography: Mackie Galvez. Additional Camerawork: Sato Raypon, Jerrold Tarog. (45 mins) * UNDO (Drugs, Art And Fate: An Artist’s Confession) by Cierlito Tabay & Moreno Benigno. Vidal “Undo” Alcoseba is a well respected, prolific, Cebuano abstract artist. He is also a drug addict who spends his nights in the company of his drinking buddies and prostitutes. His cancer is advancing. His work and his art are becoming one and the same. Undo is resigned to his ultimate fate. Producer: Misha Anissimov. Camera: Juven Tabay & Christian Linaban. Editing & Sound Design: Cierlito Tabay. Production Company: Bahala Na Film Collective, Lapu Lapu City, Cebu. (18 mins). * DUMAGUETE: AN ARTIST'S HAVEN 23 July/Sat, 6:15PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) ANI FULL-LENGTHS 16 July/Sat, 9:00PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) ANG DAMGO NI ELEUTERIA by Remton Zuasola (Cinema One) 17 July/Sun, 6:15PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) ANG PAGLILITIS NI ANDRES BONIFACIO by Mario O'Hara (Cinemalaya) 18 July/Mon 12:45PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) ASTRO MAYABANG by Jason Paul Laxamana (Cinema One) 20 July/Wed 3:30PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) DAGIM by Joaquin Pedro Valdes (Cinema One) 16 July/Sat, 6:15PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) DONOR by Mark Meily (Cinemalaya) 19 July/Tue 3:30PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) HALAW by Sheron Dayoc (Cinemalaya) 16 July/Sat 3:30PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) LAYANG BILANGGO by Michael Angelo Dagnalan (Cinema One) 17 July/Sun 12:45PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) LIMBUNAN by Teng Mangansakan (Cinemalaya) 17 July/Sun 3:30PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) PRESA by Adolfo Alix Jr. Salvacion, a former actress, tries to reconcile and rethink her life as she awaits presidential pardon in the Correctional Institution during Christmas. A plethora of characters surround her. Each of their humanity shines and we see the life these women have- their joys, sadness, longings and ultimately their redemption. A lot of things are also happening in the institution. A film crew will start to shoot inside. A fellow detainee died and no one from her family is claiming the body. CAST : Anita Linda, Rosanna Roces, Jodi Sta. Maria, Daria Ramirez, Perla Bautista, Liza Lorena, Tetchie Agbyani, Ina Feleo, Angeli Bayani, Cherry Madrigal. Production Company : Astral Productions. Direction : Adolfo Borinaga Alix, Jr. Screenplay : Agnes P. de Guzman, Adolfo Alix, Jr. Producers : Nestor S. Clarin, Marisol S. Bernardo, Ding R. Buenaventura. Line Producer : Maxie C. Evangelista III. Production Design : Roland Rubenecia, Jerome Zamora. Editing: Aleksandr Castañeda. Sound Design : Ditoy Aguila. Field Sound Recordist : Mark Laccay. Associate Director : Armando Reyes. Production Manager : Rolly Palmes. (89 mins) 16 July/Sat 12:45PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) RICE: Nine Countries, Nine Stories, One Theme (various filmmakers) 21 July/Thu 3:30PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) SENIOR YEAR by Jerrold Tarog 17 July/Sun, 9:00PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) SHEIKA by Arnel Mardoquio 18 July/Mon, 6:15PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) SIGWA by Joel Lamangan (Cinemalaya) 18 July/Mon 3:30PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) ANI SHORTS Animation 1! 18 July/Mon, 9:00PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) 20 July/Wed, 1:30PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 3 * KAPITAN TORPE by Antonio Jose H. Cadiz (Full Length). “Kapitan Torpe” is about a very shy guy named Manuel, a production assistant and equipment and props custodian for a movie production company currently producing a fantasy movie. He hates his job because his boss, the production manager, is a slave driver. His only reason for staying is because he’s in love with Mikki, the director’s assistant. Manuel likes drinking beer with his long time buddy Arnold and his crazy scientist friend Dr. Kelbin. Dr. Kelbin suddenly and eventually forces Manuel to become a super hero for a yet unknown reason. With the help of a super suit invented by Dr. Kelbin, Manuel gains incredible abilities. With newly acquired power and responsibility, Manuel’s relatively normal life turned into a roller caster ride. As Kapitan Torpe, Manuel soon learns that it is easier for him to find the courage to help the oppressed than it is to find the courage to confess his love. Producer: Antonio Jose H. Cadiz. Scriptwriter: Antonio Jose H. Cadiz. Lead Animator: Antonio Jose H. Cadiz. Music: Vicente Leon H. Cadiz. Sound Design: Vicente Leon H. Cadiz / Antonio Jose H. Cadiz. Picture & Sound Editors: Vicente Leon H. Cadiz / Antonio Jose H. Cadiz. (LAGUNA / 2010 / 2D Computer Animation / 89:00 min. / In Tagalog). Animation 2! 17 July/Sun, 6:30PM Greenbelt 3 - Cinema 5 22 July/Fri, 3:30PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) * KALIGAYAHAN by George Pette M. Aranas. This story is about finding happiness and being true to your self. It began with the birth of a baby, a happy, homosexual little baby who likes pink. As he grows older he experiences the hardship of being gay and living in a strait community. In his adult life, he finds that finding the love of his life was making other people uncomfortable. He is faced with the problems between following the norms of the community and pursuing his happiness. He reflects on his past and remembers how people are always telling him what is normal and how often times people reject his existence. His parents, his classmates, the people in the community, they all try to make him something that he is not, to be like them. He wakes up with the feeling of his true love holding his hand in the park in their old age still happy in love with each other. They have survived the trials and tribulations of being gay and now people have learned to be more open minded and open hearted. Producer: Victor Vicente Sinco. Scriptwriter: George Pette M. Aranas. Lead Animators: George Pette M. Aranas / Redford P. Farolan. Production Design: Redford P. Farolan. Music: George Pette M. Aranas. Sound Design: George Pette M. Aranas. Picture & Sound Editors: George Pette M. Aranas / Redford P. Farolan. (NEGROS ORIENTAL / 2010 / 2D Computer Animation / 02:32 min.) * SMOG by Jerome Alcordo. In the not-so-distant future of gray skies and bleak sky lines, an old man reminisces about a past of clear skies, abundant greens and clean air that children can still breathe.Producer: Jerome Alcordo. Scriptwriter: Jerome Alcordo. Lead Animators: Arch. Michael Alverastine / Carlyn Ceniza. Production Design: Arch. Michael Alverastine. Music: on Mikel Antuñez, Sound Design: Jerome Alcordo. Picture & Sound Editor: Allan Restauro, Jr. (CEBU PROVINCE / 2010 / Stop-Motion Puppet Animation / 01:58 min.) * SULUNDON (Hero) by Jerome Alcordo and Ionone Bangcas. In the gritty slums of Southern Philippines, Mang Jun works as a referee at the local boxing joint. In his humble way, he tries to raise his son, Anot, properly and teach him what is right. But Anot dreams of becoming a boxer and refuses to listen, thinking that his father can never compare with his idol, Gardo, an arrogant and ambitious fighter. How does a father reach out to his son who is blinded by hero worship? Producer: Jerome Alcordo. Scriptwriters: Tarciano Jaca, Jr. / Ionone Bangcas / Allan Restauro, Jr. / Carlyn Ceniza. Lead Animators: Arnold Sanico / Marvin Paracuelles. Production Design: Arch. Michael Alverastine / Arnold Sanico. Music: premiumbeat.com. Sound Design: Ionone Bangcas. Picture & Sound Editor:Allan Restauro, Jr. (CEBU PROVINCE / 2010 / 2D Computer Animation / 12:00 min. / In Visayan w/ English subtitle) * SABONG by Carlo Roman Picaso. An animated documentary about a cockfight in the Philippines. Producers: Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (HSLU) Design & Kunst, Switzerland / SF Schweizer Fernschen. Scriptwriter: Carlo Roman Picaso. Lead Animator:Carlo Roman Picaso. Production Design: Carlo Roman Picaso. Music: Fatima Dunn. Sound Design: Philipp Sellier / Solid Sound. (SWITZERLAND / 2010 / Line Drawn & 2D Computer Animation / 03:09 min.) * WHEN ALMA DIED by Richmond Wesley Ruiz Tan. Determined to escape from their homeland, and more importantly from an impending air raid, Vincent and Alma decided to flee together. However, nothing goes as planned, and Vincent soon finds himself without a car, limping towards the dark silhouette of Alma’s apartment. Producers: De La Salle College of Saint Benilde - School of Design & Arts Campus (CSB-SDA) / Richmond Wesley Ruiz Tan. Scriptwriters: Richmond Wesley Ruiz Tan / Ias Tatad. Lead Animator: Richmond Wesley Ruiz Tan. Production Design: Richmond Wesley Ruiz Tan. Picture & Sound Editors: Maria Diana Ofrasio / Amanda Rebecca Bantug. (METRO MANILA / 2010 / Line Drawn & 2D Computer Animation / 04:36 min.) * LAIKA LOVES BANANAS by Cristina Rose Chua. The project is a 2D animated short about the benefits of consuming bananas that seek to convince children to eat bananas for energy, by informing them about the different nutrition and benefits of the banana. Laika joins the school race with Princess and gains energy by eating bananas. After the race, Laika talks to Princess and Benjie Reyes about the benefits of bananas. Producer: De La Salle College of Saint Benilde - School of Design & Arts Campus (CSB-SDA) / Cristina Rose Chua. Scriptwriter: Cristina Rose Chua. Lead Animator: Cristina Rose Chua. Production Design: Cristina Rose Chua. Music: Andrew Huang. Sound Design: Cristina Rose Chua. Picture & Sound Editor: Cristina Rose Chua. (METRO MANILA / 2010 / 2D Computer Animation / 06:46 min. / In English) * THE MYSTERY OF THE 24TH by Julian Carmelo M. Santiago. It is Christmas Eve and Marlowe eagerly awaits the coming morning to open his present from Santa. That night, he hears someone walking around in the house and he thinks it might be Santa! He goes to try and meet Santa, but he starts to doubt that he’d like what he’ll learn. Producers: De La Salle College of Saint Benilde - School of Design & Arts Campus (CSB-SDA) / Julian Carmelo M. Santiago. Scriptwriter: Julian Carmelo M. Santiago. Lead Animator: Julian Carmelo M. Santiago. Production Design: Julian Carmelo M. Santiago. Music: Pepe Manikan / Julian Carmelo M. Santiago. Sound Design: Julian Carmelo M. Santiago. Picture & Sound Editor: Julian Carmelo M. Santiago. (METRO MANILA / 2010 / 3D Computer Animation / 10:18 min. / In English) * THE WISH by Jessica Martinez. Emma’s really excited to see the meteor shower tonight, but she is disappointed when she finds out it’s too cloudy to see the meteors. Her parents then find a way to grant Emma’s wish by setting off fireworks that look like shooting stars into the night, proving that you don’t need shooting stars to make wishes come true. Animation Director: . Producers: De La Salle College of Saint Benilde - School of Design & Arts Campus (CSB-SDA) / Jessica Martinez. Scriptwriter: Jessica Martinez. Lead Animator: Jessica Martinez. Production Design: Jessica Martinez. Music: Kevin MacLeod. Sound Design: Jessica Martinez. Picture & Sound Editor: Jessica Martinez. (METRO MANILA / 2010 / 2D Computer Animation / 03:27 min. / Rated GP) * WINGS by Jed Francis R. Cruz. It has always been man’s dream to fly. This girl wants to do it in style. ‘Wings” is a glimpse at one never ending flight and the desire that drives it. Producers: De La Salle College of Saint Benilde - School of Design & Arts Campus (CSB-SDA) / Jed Francis R. Cruz. Scriptwriter: Jed Francis R. Cruz. Lead Animator: Jed Francis R. Cruz. Production Design: Jed Francis R. Cruz. Picture & Sound Editor: Jed Francis R. Cruz. (METRO MANILA / 2010 / 2D & 3D Computer Animation / 02:14 min. / Rated GP) * SQUARE by Efren R. De Guzman, Jr. A city built in perfect square where everything is absolute and its rule must be followed. What would happen if one disobeys the rule? Producers: Asia Pacific College – School of Multimedia Arts (APC-SOMA) / Efren R. De Guzman, Jr. Scriptwriter: Efren R. De Guzman, Jr. Lead Animator: Aeron Bondoc. Production Design: Efren R. De Guzman, Jr. Camera Operator: Aeron Bondoc. Sound Design: Cristopher Serrano. Picture & Sound Editor: Cristopher Serrano. Compositor: Cristopher Serrano. (METRO MANILA / 2010 / 3D Computer Animation / 05:00 min. / Rated PG-13) *CHAT LOVER by Kenjie Fernandez Cuarto. While waiting for her flight to Bicol, Yvonne chats with Chivas. Because of this social networking they began to develop a love story that leads to a happy ending. Producer: Kenjie Fernandez Cuarto. Scriptwriter: Kenjie Fernandez Cuarto. Lead Animator: Ryan R. Pujado. Production Design: Kenjie Fernandez Cuarto. Sound Design: Ryan R. Pujado / Rafael R. Vitan. Picture & Sound Editors: Ryan R. Pujado / Rafael R. Vitan. (CAMARINES SUR / 2010 / 2D Computer Animation / 08:57 min. / In English / Rated GP) *WASTELAND by Ellen Ramos. A young scavenger boy leaves his “kariton” and eagerly starts his long trek to school. Seemingly growing up as he plodded onwards, he finally reaches “school” – a flimsy, dilapidated structure. Disappointed, he returns to the dump of wasted youth and opportunities. Producers: Sarimanok News Network, Inc. / Ellen Ramos. Scriptwriter: Ellen Ramos. Lead Animator: Ellen Ramos. Production Design: Ellen Ramos. Music: Pike Ramirez. Sound Design: Ellen Ramos. Picture & Sound Editor: Ellen Ramos. (METRO MANILA / 2010 / 2D Computer Animation / 03:32 min. / Rated PG-13) *I AM DYSLEXIA by Mercy Ty. Autobiographical in approach, this animated short is about the director’s difficulties in learning Math and English – getting her numbers and words mixed up, the problem of communicating with other people, and going through life in general. It also shows how she was left behind in her schooling by a year, how she is coping with these difficulties, and how her family has supported her through the years. Producers: University for the Creative Arts (UCA), United Kingdom / Mercy Ty. Scriptwriter: Mercy Ty. Lead Animator: Mercy Ty. Production Design: Mercy Ty. Sound Design: Mercy Ty. Picture & Sound Editor: Mercy Ty. (UNITED KINGDOM / 2010 / Line Drawn Animation / 02:41 min. / In English / Rated PG-13) *LAOGON by Sael B. Templado. “Laogon,” in Bikol means enter. It is also synonymous to another Bikol word “lawgon” meaning face. This is what the story is about; finding faces, finding oneself through doors, through life… Producer: Ateneo de Naga University - Department of Digital Arts & Computer Animation (ADNU-DACA). Scriptwriter: Mark Angelo S. Beguia. Lead Animator: Bianca Camille M. Deterala. Production Design: Mark Angelo S. Beguia. Camera Operator: Bianca Camille M. Deterala. Music: Mark Angelo S. Beguia. Sound Design: Sael B. Templado. Picture & Sound Editor: Melissa Rose Carmela O. General. (CAMARINES SUR / 2010 / 3D Computer Animation / 05:59 min. / Rated PG-13) *AY! APO by Justin Charles T. Tiongson. “Ay! Apo” is a revival of two comical characters back in the 1960’s. From the movie “Nukso ng Nukso” returns Mang Nano and Bentot, bringing you more laughter as they live their silly lives of mishap in today’s modern world. New to the fast paced evolving technology of the 21st century, Mang Nano attempts to become computer savvy as he fiddles with his grandson’s laptop. Due to absence of supervision and lack of sufficient knowledge to operate electronic gadgets, the pair ends up summoning a witch doctor to their aid when they presumed Mang Nano’s soul was captured by, which they perceived to be, a supernaturally demented laptop. Producer: Cordillera School of Digital Arts, Inc. (CSDA). Scriptwriter: Juliet L. Chan. Lead Animators: Adrian Paul P. Nicolas / Arvin C. Henson. Production Design: Juliet L. Chan / Arvin C. Henson / Jeuel P. Loctonagan / Laurie Jean F. Mandia / Adrian Paul P. Nicolas / Charlee Van V. Rama / Micaella Krista M. Revecho / Justin Charles T. Tiongson / Ira Kaye V. Tresmanio. Sound Design: Micaella Krista M. Revecho / Justin Charles T. Tiongson. Picture & Sound Editors: Laurie Jean F. Mandia / Micaella Krista M. Revecho / Justin Charles T. Tiongson. (BENGUET / 2010 / 2D Computer Animation / 08:16 min. / Rated GP) *INFILTRATION by Jeremiah Joshua T. Lee. A stickman’s infiltration of a highly protected city. Producers: First Academy of Computer Arts / Jeremiah Joshua T. Lee. Scriptwriter: Jeremiah Joshua T. Lee. Lead Animator: Jeremiah Joshua T. Lee. Production Design: Jeremiah Joshua T. Lee. Music: Dragon Force Picture & Sound Editor: Jeremiah Joshua T. Lee. (METRO MANILA / 2008 / 2D Computer Animation / 08:42 min. / Rated GP) Best of ATENEO Shorts! (110 mins) 19 July/Tue, 9:00PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) * ! by Patis Soriano * BACK IN 2007 by Charlie Coralejo. Chris (Josef Machuca) goes back in time with his friend Rob (Macoy Javier) to stop himself from ever getting together with his ex-girlfriend Denise (Rieg Arceo). Only with meeting himself in the past does he realize just how things should be. Directed, Written and Edited by: Charles Coralejo. Assistant Director: Rob Cham. Production Designer: Camille Zapata. Director of Photography: Anna Lou Lagman. Sound Designer and Scorer: Anton Magno. Art Department: Jaime Bauza. Production Manager: Gershom Chua. (6 mins). * BLACK WIDOW by Chyna Lo. She lusts and thrusts every night and makes love with the sharpest knives. Cast: Jellie Ramos, Galileo Te. Production Credits: Director: Chyna Lo. Cinematographer: Chyna Lo. Make-up and Styling: Chyna Lo. Editing: Chyna Lo. Special Thanks: Gino Parma, Charlie Coralejo, Jopy Arnaldo, Anna Lou Lagman, Ayo Supangco, Quark Henares, Loyola Film Circle. (1:24 mins). * EXECUTION by Carlo Chong. The life of a young Chinese-Filipino spirals out of control when he gets caught up in a maze of greed and violence. CAST: Justin Ng, Josef Machuca, Kathleen Go, Marcus Javier, Janiel Tibayan. Written, Lensed, Edited, Produced and Directed by: Carlo Chong. Script Supervisor: Dave Anastacio. Original Score by: Nica del Rosario. (11:42 mins) * THE ACCOUNTANT by Melanie Lim. A lowly accountant finds himself in a fight for his life. Cast: Enzo Lascano, Martin Dias, Nile Villa. Production: Director/Editor/Cinematographer: Melanie Lim. Music: Why So Serious? – Hans Zimmer (The Dark Knight OST). (3:12 mins) * BOBBY'S UNCOMMON SLEEPING METHODS by Melanie Lim. Danny is known for his deep, dark circles caused by an intense sleeping disorder. After his tired and zombie-like demeanor drives his girlfriend away, he decides to get professional help. Although his new therapist looks and does things quite differently, she may be the one to finally get him some rest. Cast: Topher Alelis, Elcee Vargas, Deb Victa, Nico Rabang. Production: irector/Editor/Cinematographer: Melanie Lim. Lights and Sound: Jom Acunsion. Music: Coraline OST. (12 mins) * HARANA by Chyna Lo. Jen plays for her last college gig with a song she wishes to reach the person she lost. Harana is a short film about love lost and second chances. Cast: Nica del Rosario, Daryl Dy. Production Credits: Director: Chyna Lo. Cinematographer: Chyna Lo. Editor: Chyna Lo. Production Assistants: Bea Oliveros, Victor Medina, Serica Chua-Rojas. Special Thanks: Rob Cham, Lesly Bries, Joseph Teoxon, Paolo Arago, Kitkat Pecson, Chill Lo. Loyola Film Circle. (03:57 mins). * HOW IT WAS AND HOW I REMEMBER by Jopy Arnaldo. An experimental film on how one remembers a relationship, how each and every moment could lead to another one. Cast: Charlie Coralejo, Camille Zapata. Crew: Directed by Jopy Arnaldo. Director of Photography: Chyna Lo. Editor: Charlie Coralejo. Production Assistant: Rob Cham. Poems by Adam David, from "El Bimbo Variations". (4:41 mins). * KUNG PAPAANO AKO NAGPUMIGLAS MAKALAYA AT PILIT NA DI NA LUMUHA PA by Gael Gatbonton * RAMADAN by Din Reyes. Two young Muslim university students from Metro Manila struggle to find their place in society as they deal with family, peers and their own personal identity. CAST: Abner Delina, Ness Roque, Moises Magisa, Allan Forte, Richard de Guzman, Jessica Junio. Written and Directed by: Dindin Reyes. Producer: Carlo Chong. Directors of Photography: Dave Anastacio, Jippy Pascua. Production Manager: Alison Bayle. Editor: Carlo Chong. Music by: Nica del Rosario. Production Designers: Tet Domingo, Zaxx Abraham. (25:57 mins) * RUNNING JOKE by Gabby Quimel * SABAY KUNG GUMUHO ANG LAHAT by Joseph Teoxon * SLOWING DOWN TIME by Chyna Lo. Mika and Time have been best of friends since high school, sharing a love for anime and all things Japanese. Now that Time’s leaving for further studies abroad, Mika is determined to make the most out of their last day together in the place where it all started. Cast: Kat Lozano, Ayo Supangco. Production Credits: Director: Chyna Lo. Assistant Director: Gino Parma. Cinematographer: Chyna Lo. Assistant Cinematographer: Charlie Coralejo. Makeup and Styling: Chyna Lo. Production Assistant: Gabby Quimel. Special Thanks: Galileo Te, Anna Lou Lagman, Jopy Arnaldo, Jan Parma, Betti Roc, Dom Dycaico, Mark Peregrino, Mang Bill, Marie Jamora, School of St. Anthony. Loyola Film Circle. (07:22 mins). * THE GALLERY by Jopy Arnaldo. What if you had a Gallery wherein you'll find portraits of all the people you've been with, and all the people you'll ever be with? How does that affect all your future relationships? And, more importantly, what would the last portrait mean? CAST: Maita Ponce, Julia Enriques, Kat Lozano, Mihk Vergara, Dom Dycaico, Nikki Puyat. CREW: Written and Directed by Jopy Arnaldo. Producer: Charlie Coralejo. Assistant Directors: Anna Lou Lagman and Gael Gatbonton. Director of Photography: Dom Dycaico. Production Manager: Nikki Puyat. Assistant Production Manger: Bea Oliveros. Production Designers: Nicole Pastrano, Gladymae Barano, Regeene Ho. Stylists: Paolo Arago and Noelle Pastrano. Editors: Charlie Coralejo, Carlo Chong, Gio Puyat. Musical Producer: Charlie Coralejo. Gaffer: Edward Logarta. Sound Recordists: Cedric Regino, Dencio Issunga. Additional Sound Design: Anton Magno. Production Assistants:. Gracie Vergara. Bianca Francisco. Cheen Rivera. Gio Puyat. Karen Nicolas. Chyna Lo. Tim Ng. Aika Beltran. (17:55 mins) * THE LAST DAY by Gio Puyat Best of DLSU! 20 July/Wed, 9:00PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) * UNANG ARAW by Kris Ephraim M. Baylon & Fredison C. Lo. In a family of two children and a single mother, Sharmaine (Melanie Dujunco) and her two sons manage to remain strong by depending on each other. Alex (Harold Cruz) grows into a responsible older brother to Danny (John David Baylon) who is diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing treatment. The bond between the two brothers becomes their source of inspiration in their fight against Danny's illness. One day changes everything when Alex's hope is shattered as his mother brings the news of Danny's impending death. As a result, Alex shuts himself from his family and the world. Unang Araw tells the story of how one family struggles to accept the grim reality of life and death and how they find hope in each other amidst the problems they must face as a family and as individuals. CAST: Alex - Harold Cruz, Sharmaine - Melanie Dujunco, Danny - John David Beylon, Young Alex - Earl Joshua Odiamar. (13:51 mins). * AH-MA by Tricia Ayana G. Cacho, Charito G. Chua & Ong & Eleanor Lisette S. Mama Carol Lee walks into the room as a spirit out of her body. She wanders around her wake and complains as her children do not follow the traditional Chinese funeral rites. She gets upset and thinks that her children are taking revenge against her for having been very hard on them. However, the testimonials of her children lead Mama Lee to realize that her children love her after all and that traditional practices suddenly does not seem as important as love of family. CAST: Elizabeth Chua as Mama Carol Lee, Ella Oania as Atsi Stephanie Lee, Jourdan Gan as Ahia William Lee, Patrick Que as Shoti Lance, Lara Ong as Shobe Mindy Lee, , Melody Kwan as Di-I, Sherie Gocheco as Sa-I, Franz Lim as Pastor Cheng, Allan Regio as Luis, Charito Chua as Irene, Eleanor Ong as William's Pregnant Wife, , Tricia Cacho - Stephanie's friends, Jim chua, Henessy Priscillas, Boodi Sy, Jomar Tan, , Erika Visaya - running kids, Carlo Visaya. (18:55 mins). * TOTOY BATO by Ma. Regina Joyce C. Agdon, Micah Celine S. Carpio & Angelica A. Chua. At a young age, Toto perceives his father Mang Canor, a kidney broker, as the modern-day hero of his impoverished community. For his neighbors, kidney donation has been a typical means of survival. Accordingly, he considers kidney selling, although illegal, as a timely blessing that enables people to obtain their basic needs in life. However, his positive outlook towards his father and what he does for a living changes as a close family friend, Mang Nardo, dies of a complication caused by kidney donation. Upon discovering that his father allowed the operation despite the knowledge that Mang Nardo is physically unfit to undergo the kidney harvest, Toto swears he will never be like Mang Canor. But because Toto grows up never having left the same poverty, he is left to repeat his father's fate. CAST: Totoy - Marco Brillo, Tatay Canor -Jeff Fernandez, Nanay Lin - Monette Oliva, Jojo - Kyle David, Oder Toto - Paul Pilanga, Nanay Lina - Verna Dela Cerna, Batoto - Steve Carbungco, Dado - Cristi Calvelo, Mang Nardo - Jun Bustria, Mang Oscar - Eduardo Pinza, Mang Erning - Jeffrey Delos Angeles, Mang Nomer - edgar Decio, Rudy - Jasper Ceron, Danyong - Jericho Sabanal, Huto - Judiel Montallana, Nanang Ason - Cristina Pagtakhan, Older Toto's Client - Ryan Maranan. (17:16 mins). * LIBRENG MANGARAP by Germaine Stephanie M. Havana, Patricia Juat & Alexandra B. Tanunliong. Libreng Mangarap sheds light in finding what true happiness is for a young boy who at a very young age is abandoned by his father. With the help of a wish-granting television program, Ikoy Ragsac is a step closer in realizing what he really longs for. CAST: Dal Ramos as Ikoy Ragsac, Charlotte Tupas, Jan Pablo, Elle Velasco as Elaine Reyes, Wilson Astorga, Nelson Monjares, Kenjie Del Rosario, Stephanie Cuya, Jason Cruz, Manny Pelayo, Ger Havana, Elmer Magalon, Noni Salde, Tiny Tanunliong. (31:39 mins). * SUPER LOLO by Stephanie Therese C Chan & Krizel L. Malacca. A whimsical and comedic claymation about a retired lieutenant colonel who was left living in the institution for the elderly by his family. Inside the institution he undergoes depression. He feels neglected and disregarded since he could no longer do the things he used to be recognized for; saving his nation and his fellow citizens. As a form of escape, he then imagines himself as an above 601's grizzled superhero; complete with capes, costumes and elderly apparatuses. His dull and repetitive life in the elderly institution is segued into a life filled with color, action and adventure. CAST (Voice Talents): Lolo Alfredo/ Super Lolo - RC Cordovo; Lolo Impo/ PG Lolo - Albert Millar; Isko - Louise Casino. (7:04 mins). * CROSSING by Mary Anne Valeros, Nicole Park & Hye Kyong Lee. "Crossing" is a story about a greedy 10 year-old girl named Sonja, who realizes her own selfishness and greediness and learns about the joys of sharing. Sonja begins her journey to maturity as she enters a dream world where those who roam the day disappear at night and is replaced by their darker counterparts. There, she finds Papi, her once imaginary friend, who helps Sonja to get back to her home and escape the clutches of Hilda, the most feared night-dweller in the land. CAST: 10 year old Sonja - Janelle Salvador, Mother - Queenie Tolentino, Papi - Seung-Hwan "Shin" Moon, Hilda - Janella Salvador, Gypsy woman - Queenie, Elderly Gypsy - Amante Pulido, Gypsy Dancer 1 - Trisha Jeacon Macas, Gypsy Dancer 2 - Federico Pascual, Gypsy Dancer 3a - Charmaine Soriano, Gypsy Dancer 3a - Ana May Domonique de Dios, Guitarist - Gian Marco Mansilla, Drummer - Alexander Nicolo Valeros, Fortune Teller - Jamie Geolina, Gypsy kid (girl) - Linlin Dela Cruz, Gypsy kid (boy) - Angelo Hernandez, 15 y/o Sonja - Regina Villasor, Blindboy - Abigail Hong Bee Park, 17 y/o Sonja - Michelle Pompa. (37:53 mins). Best of UP Viscom Shorts! (88 mins) 21 July/Thu, 9:00PM Tanghalang Manuel Conde (Dream Theatre) * BROWNOUT by Pamela Reyes. A day in the life of a bored young man played by Jiro Manio. 18 mins. * BUKAS by Bianca Bernardo. In life, there are certain things that are not put off. 9 mins. * GLASS DREAMS by Sarah Caringal. Memories are made of glass. Let it slip from your grasp and it will shatter into thousand pieces. And once it does, will you still be able to find the truth? 11 mins. * OLATS by Jamila Plopinio. A middle-aged couple reminisce their happy, younger years by looking at their photo album. 12 mins. * ORAS NA by Andrei Lean Karlo Blanco. Drunk and wasted, a young man finds a wrist watch that finds its way into his life. 12 mins. * PAMATID UHAW by Joseph Galang. Three drinking buddies are looking for the truth why they are in a mysterious place. 11 mins. * REKWERDO by Bianca Bernardo. A writer at the height of his career writes the story of his life. 12 mins. * WAITING IN RED by Alarice Francisco. About a young man played by Martin del Rosario who accidentally finds a woman's lost possession.(12 mins) Best of UP Film Institute! (125 mins) * BAWI (Revenge) by Jose Antonio de Vera * BROWNOUT SA NEIGHBORHOOD NAMIN THAT DAY (Brownout in Our Neighborhood That Day) by Judd Figuerres * ALARM by Joseph Pascual * SIRIP (Glimpse) by Kim Camelo * ANG UMAATIKABONG BUHAY NI BADONG AGUIRRE (Badong Aguirre) by Josephine Carreon. Badong has always wanted to be an action hero. Unfortunately, he gets into all sorts of trouble because of his "goon looks". In passive resignation, he abandoned all hopes of becoming anyone's hero. Things start to change however, when he unwittingly becomes a part of a gang of kidnappers. CAST: Hector Macaso, Migui Moreno, Anna Francesca Espiritu, Soliman Cruz, James Lomahan, Arrian Labios, Jack Love Falcis, Bidz dela Cruz, Elvira Villasanta, James Cenido, Juan Miguel Rivera Severo. Production Credits: Director: Josephine T. Carreon. Assistant Directors: Jaime Habac Jr, Marjorie Darunday, Chad Angelic Cabigon. Director of Photography: Berhil Carlo Cruz. Assistant DOP: Joy Aquino, Production Design Marxie Maolen Forlales Fadul, Juan Manuel Alcazaren. Editors: Carlo Francisco Manatad, Mark Cyril Bautista, Mico Manalaysay. Production Manager: Maria Rita Vargas. Assistant PM: Jesse Rey Logrosa Baban, Kathleen Lei Limayo. Music Scorer: Peter Legaste. Producers: Romeo Carreon, Agnes Carreon. Associate Producer: Joenathann Alandy. (38 mins). Regional Showcase, Atbp. * BIYAHE by Peter Ian Mancao and Angelo Agojo (Sinulog 211 Winner). Ready to embark on a new journey as an OFW, Jean is both excited and nervous as she awaits her flight to board. She meets Dave, a fellow Cebuano, who patiently listens to her life stories. They go their separate ways soon after, not knowing their paths will cross again. CAST: Phoebe Kaye Fernandez, Edgar Jugadora. CREW: Director / Cinematographer/ Editor/ Music Score by Peter Ian Mancao. Writer / Producer / Production Design by Angelo Agojo. Sound Operators: Mikio Makino, Victor Villanueva, RJ Ybanez. Grips: Carlos Denn Soco, Jerico Montealto. Makeup: Cielo Diamante. Production Assistants: Gemma Pangoronon, Rina Mendez. (10:04 mins) * REGENESIS by Aldo Nelbert Banaynal (Animation) (Sinulog 211 Winner). Faced with extreme natural adversity, an unexpected discovery leads them to uncover the secret of the planet's past as well as the shape of their very own future. CAST: Robert Rolian / Aldo Nelbert Banaynal (double). Written & Directed: Aldo Nelbert Banaynal. Edited: John Lindsey Banaynal. Sound scoring: John Darcy Arguedo. Animation: Chris Francis Marabiles. Special Effects: Chris Francis Marabiles & John Lindsey Banaynal. Produced by: Banaynal Brothers Productions. (14 mins) * UKIT by John Anthony Imson (Sinulog 211 Winner) * ANNIVERSARY by Austin Guzman (Mapua Filmfest Winner). Two people take a break from their daily schedules to remember their love ones on a very special day, an “Anniversary”. It is a story about a common trait, a tradition that nurtures values, and a love that never dies amidst the modern and globalized Philippine setting today. CAST: Morelos “MM” Somoza, Christine Del Pilar. Direction: Austin Guzman. Cinematography and Story: Austin Guzman, Eunice Maximo, Margaret Morales. Original Music: Austin Guzman. Production Team: Jaime Palaroan, Virgilio Bunye Jr. Sulpicio Demontano III, Hagen Bang-asan. Adviser: Prof. Marina-Fe Rodriguez. Chairman, CineMapua Organizing Committee: Prof. Benigno B. Agapito, Jr. plus other Sinulog 2011 & CCP Gawad Alternatibo 210 Winners! (ANI Shorts schedule may still change) |
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