Congratulations JUN-JUN!
Showbiz was abuzz last night and almost all roads led to Solaire Resort Casino in Parañaque. Some said that if you were absent you did not count and if you were one of the night’s winners you would. Magpatuloy sa pagbasa
Congratulations to this year’s winners! Magpatuloy sa pagbasa
New Movie Actor Of The Year Nominee MIMI JUAREZA
THE PHILIPPINE MOVIE PRESS CLUB (PMPC), INC. formally announces the
OFFICIAL NOMINEES of the 30th PMPC STAR AWARDS FOR MOVIES 2014
Magpatuloy sa pagbasa
CONGRATULATIONS, LLOYD!
Aspiring actor and St. Benilde student LLOYD ABELLA won the Best Actor Award in the recent Paldang Asul Film Festival Awards, a college interschool indie film competition held at the Assumption College. Magpatuloy sa pagbasa
![Congratulations CHARLIEBEBS GOHETIA, [center; flanked by Talent Manager Shandii Bacolod & Xixi Maturan] Best Editing Award for "Ang Alamat Ni China Doll"](https://aliwanavenue.files.wordpress.com/2013/11/bebs.jpg)
Congratulations CHARLIEBEBS GOHETIA, [center; flanked by Talent Manager Shandii Bacolod & Xixi Maturan] Best Editing Award for “Ang Alamat Ni China Doll”
CONGRATULATIONS!
Cinema One Plus:
Best Picture – “Alamat ni China Doll”
Best Director –Borgy Torre (“Kabisera”)
Best Actor ¬– Joel Torre (“Kabisera”)
Best Actress – Angelica Panganiban (“Alamat ni China Doll”)
Best Supporting Actor – Peque Gallaga (“Woman of the Ruins”)
Best Supporting Actress – Bing Pimentel (“Kabisera”)
Best Screenplay – Mes de Guzman (“Sitio”)
Best Sound – Mark Locsin, Dante Cuanico, Mike Idioma and Alex Tomboc (“Alamat ni China Doll”)
Best Music – Lav Diaz (“Alamat ni China Doll”)
Best Editing – Charliebebs Gohetia (“Alamat ni China Doll”)
Best Production Design – Marielle Hizon (“Blue Bustamante”)
Best Cinematography – Albert Banzon (“Alamat ni China Doll”)
Jury Prize – “Sitio”
Audience Choice – “Woman of the Ruins”
Cinema One Currents:
Best Film – “Bukas na Lang Sapagkat Gabi Na”
Best Director – Arnel Mardoquio (“Riddles of my Homecoming”)
Best Actor – Rayver Cruz, Matteo Guidicelli and Joseph Marco (“Saturday Night Chills”)
Best Actress – Vivian Velez (“Bendor”)
Best Supporting Actor – David Chua (“Saturday Night Chills”)
Best Supporting Actress – Anna Luna (“Bendor”)
Best Screenplay – Jet Leyco and Norman Wilwayco (“Bukas na Lang Sapagkat Gabi Na”)
Best Sound – Mikko Quizon (“Islands”)
Best Music – Gauss Obenza (“Riddles of my Homecoming”)
Best Editing – Dempster Samarista (“Saturday Night Chills”)
Best Production Design – Perry Dizon (“Riddles of my Homecoming”)
Best Cinematography – Arbi Balbuena and McRobert Nacario (“Riddles of my Homecoming”)
Jury Prize – “Riddles of my Homecoming”
Special Awards:
Best Biogesic Short Film – “Magic Touch” (UE Caloocan and Ruel S. Bayani)
Philippine Cinema One Originals Honorees
Elwood Perez (Filmmaker)
Lily Monteverde (Producer)
JASMINE CURTIS-SMITH : THE TOAST OF PHILIPPINE MOVIES!
Siblings of established stars often get into the grind because of their name and relation. Very much like politics, showbiz is a suitable ground to spawn dynasties. Maganda kasi ang nanay ; maganda kasi ang kapatid … kaya maganda rin kaya pag-ARTISTAHIN na yan! Is the adage which really depends if one has the talent and guts to swim into the unnatural waters of an industry that sells pipe dreams and sometimes flesh. But, JASMINE CURTIS-SMITH is a cut of her own. She must have nurtured her own dream of portraying other people and living their lives to the hilt in films. Being Anne Curtis‘ baby sister , she has mindlessly [and beautifully] woven her way through the glitterati and the worked hard at every job she does. Her early tv appearances showed much promise with the nuance she inflected upon characters; she simply and naturally gave her persona the ‘canvass’ blankness to effortlessly settle into the being at hand. She hit it big with Cinemalaya‘s TRANSIT [directed by HANNAH ESPIA, a brilliant new director and Cinemalaya winner] as she clutched the Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role Award for her role as a daughter caught between cultures , vague choices and government policies. This generation is just about to see more of JASMINE and for a time it is quite a sturdy pleasure to say that she will not just be the hottest actress but the toast of Philippine entertainment for the longest time. Her TRANSIT is now our official entry to the OSCARS [Congratulations Director HANNAH ESPIA!] and without batting a crossy-eyelash ; we just might finally get our first Oscar Award for Best Foreign Film! At the current CineFilipino Film Festival [September 18-24], do catch Jasmine in her first horror outing in PUTI with Ian Veneracion. Her coworkers are also all rooting for her since they love her so much for her humility, charm and spontaneity. Let us all expect a JASMINE CURTIS-SMITH SEASON and toast to every laurel she reaps and every role she further endears herself to us!
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