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November 6, 2016

Superstar Nora Aunor, to sit on ASOP Year 5 Grand Finals night seat of judges

The Philippine cinema’s superstar, Nora “Ate Guy” Aunor, the veteran actress, singer, is one of the biggest names in the Philippine entertainment industry who is expected to appear as one of the board of judges for UNTV’s A Song Of Praise (ASOP) Music Festival Year 5 Grand Finals on Smart-Araneta Coliseum on November 7, 2016.

The UNTV-ASOP management choses Nora Aunor to give insights and critiques for the said big event because of her great dedication and priceless contributions, not only in Philippine’s movie films, but also in the music industry.



Aunor is a winner of almost 150 awards since she started her singing and acting career almost 50 years ago. Her first award was at the Darigold Jamboree singing contest where she became the champion with her winning piece “You and the Night and the Music”. It was followed by another championship award during the Tawag ng Tanghalan Grand National Finals on May 29, 1967 where she sang “Moonlight Becomes You.”

Together with Nora, other well-known personalities in the entertainment industry like the veteran songwriter and ASOP resident judge coined as “Doktor Musiko” Mon Del Rosario, OPM Male Belter Jed Madela, Lifestyle & Entertainment Editor Isah Red, Record Label Executive Jonathan Manalo, and Multi-awarded Songwriter Trina Belamide, will be the ASOP Year 5 grand finals’ panel of judges. 

Guest performer to showcase the past winning entries is X-Factor UK contender The 4th Impact and to render their own version of last year’s competing songs in a production number are Jason Dy, Michael Pangilinan, Liezel Garcia and the previous Best Interpreter Leah Patricio.

The ASOP Year 5 Grand Finals will showcase its twelve songs to be performed by popular OPM singers and band. They will vie for the titles “Song of the Year”, “People’s Choice Awards”, and “Best Interpreter” with over P1 million cash prizes at stake.



The list of the ASOP Music Festival Year 5 grand finalists and interpreters are as follows:


Tapat Mong Pangako – Composer: Gulliver Enverga; Interpreter: The Voysing

Ikaw Lamang – Composer: Jonathan Sta Rita; Interpreter: Tim Pavino

God Will Always Make a Way – Composers: Glenn Bawa and Ronald Calpis; Interpreter: Bugoy Drilon

Patawarin Mo Ako – Composer: Fernando Gardon; Interpreter: Kris Lawrence

Araw at Ulan – Composer: Joselito Caleon; Interpreter: Sitti

Ikaw Pala – Composer: Wilfredo Gaspar; Interpreter: Ima Castro

Tanging Ligaya – Composer: Angelica Soriano; Interpreter: Zendee

Ang Iyong Pangalan – Composer: Romarico Mendiola Jr.; Interpreter: Jovit Baldovino

Kumapit Ka Lang – Composer: Noemi Ocio; Interpreter: Mela Ravanilla

You Stood By Me – Composer: Vincent Labating; Interpreter: Jason Fernandez.

Pag-ibig Ka Oh Dios – Composer: LJ Manzano; Interpreter: JBK

Mula sa Aking Puso – Composer: Joseph Ponce; Interpreter: Carlo David

ASOP Music Festival is a songwriting competition on television. This is the innovation of the notable broadcast journalist and UNTV-BMPI’s CEO and Chairman, Kuya Daniel Razon. Bro. Eli Soriano, the host of the longest-running religious program, Ang Dating Daan, and the Members Church of God International (MCGI) are the primary sponsors of the program.

The ASOP Music Festival is a non-sectarian praise songwriting competition and is open to all amateurs and professional composers. The program is hosted by the great tandem of Miss Tony Rose Gayda and the balladeer Mr. Richard Reynoso. The show is aired every Sunday at 7:00pm to 8:30pm on UNTV.

ASOP year 5 grand finals is open to all. For tickets you may visit their website at: https://www.asoptv.com



September 13, 2015

Brillante Mendoza’s ‘Taklub’ ('Trap') stars Nora Aunor showing starts September 16


There’s a time for everything. A time to tear down … and a time to build.

A heartbreaking film, Taklub offers engaging drama about individuals struggling to mourn lost loved ones and rebuild their normal lives at the same time. 

"Taklub" stars Nora Aunor with Julio Diaz, Aaron Rivera, Ruby Ruiz, Soliman Cruz and Lou Veloso, directed by Brillante Ma. Mendoza and screenwritten by Honeylyn Joy Alipio, and with Creative Consultant Armando Lao.



SYNOPSIS 

Taklub is a story of three major characters - Bebeth, Larry and Erwin, whose lives intertwine after super typhoon Haiyan left the city of Tacloban in a horrendous state. They search for the dead while trying desperately to keep their sanity intact, and to protect what little faith may have.


Bebeth (Nora Aunor) searches for the remains of her three children in the hopes that any identified records could match a DNA test from those buried at the mass grave. Larry (Julio Diaz) lost his wife and consoles himself by joining a group of devout Catholics carrying a life-size crucifix around the city. Erwin (Aaron Rivera) and his elder brother try to hide the truth of their parents’ death from their little sister.

As if grieving from the loss of their loved ones is not enough, a series of events, both man-made and natural, continue to test the endurance of the characters along with the rest of the people, waiting for a time to wipe those slow repugnant tears.


Released by: The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) thru Solar Pictures

Check these links for more stories and details:



Extend movie clip from Cannes Film Festival: https://youtu.be/DClWJsjDSs8

Cannes Film Festival Photocall: https://youtu.be/kEv4n3DSm78

Articles:


Paje hails 'Taklub' success in Cannes


‘Taklub’ wins Ecumenical Jury Prize-Special Mention in Cannes


Don't miss to watch Brillante Ma. Mendoza's TAKLUB ('Trap') starting on the 16th of September in selected theaters nationwide.

Cinemas:

Gaisano Grand Mall Davao

Gateway Cineplex

Robinsons Movieworld Galleria

SM Cinema Fairview

SM Cinema Megamall

SM Cinema North EDSA

SM Cinema Sta Mesa

June 17, 2015

Eula Valdez, Allen Dizon major winners at the 38th Gawad Urian Awards; Nora Aunor given the Lifetime Achievement Award

The winners of the 38th Gawad Urian Awards have been announced by Manunuri ng Pelikulang Pilipino and Cinema One held Tuesday, June 16 at the ABS-CBN Studio 10, Sgt. Esguerra, Quezon City. 
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Hosted by Angelica Panganiban, Robi Domingo, and Butch Francisco, the awards night began with a shadow play performance from Asia's Got Talent champions El Gamma Penumbra.

The 38th Gawad Urian Awards night also celebrated the works of Nora Aunor, who was recognized with the Lifetime Achievement Award.

Lav Diaz's Mula Sa Kung Ano Ang Noon Mula sa Kung Ano ang Noon (From What Is Before) won several awards, Best Picture, Best Screenplay, and Best Editing and including Best Director for Lav Diaz.


Here is the full list of winners:

Best Film: "Mula Sa Kung Ano ang Noon" by Lav Diaz
Best Actress: Eula Valdez ("Dagitab")
Best Actor: Allen Dizon ("Magkakabaung")
Best Director: Lav Diaz ("Mula Sa Kung Ano ang Noon")
Best Supporting Actress: Gladys Reyes ("Magkakabaung")
Best Supporting Actor: Martin del Rosario ("Dagitab")
Best Short Film: "Kinabukasan"
Best Documentary Film: "Walang Rape sa Bontok" by Carla Ocampo and Lester Valle
Best Sound: Corinne De San Jose ("Violator")
Best Music: Erwin Fajardo ("Buwaya")
Best Editing: Lav Diaz ("Mula Sa Kung Ano ang Noon")
Best Production Design: Popo Diaz ("Dementia")
Best Screenplay: Lav Diaz ("Mula sa Kung Ano ang Noon") 
Best Cinematography: Neil Daza ("Bwaya")
Natatanging Gawad Urian Award: Nora Aunor

Here is the full list of winners and nominees
Best Picture

Barber’s Tales (APT Entertainment/Octobertrain Films)
Bwaya (Cinemalaya, FrontRow International, Eight Films, Source of Light Films)
Dagitab (Ten17P)
WINNER: Mula sa Kung Ano Ang Noon (Sine Olivia Pilipinas)

Best Director

Giancarlo Abrahan, Dagitab
WINNER: Lav Diaz, Mula sa Kung Ano Ang Noon
Jun Lana, Barber’s Tales
Jason Paul Laxamana, Magkakabaung
Francis Xavier Pasion, Bwaya
Kanakan Balintagos, Esprit de Corps

Best Actor

Robert Arevalo, Hari ng Tondo
Noni Buencamino, Dagitab
WINNER: Allen Dizon, Magkakabaung
JM de Guzman, That Thing Called Tadhana
Sandino Martin, Esprit de Corps
Robin Padilla, Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo
Arnold Reyes, Kasal
Jericho Rosales, Red
J.C. Santos, Esprit de Corps
Dennis Trillo, The Janitor

Best Actress

Nora Aunor, Dementia
Angeli Bayani, Bwaya
Ai-Ai delas Alas, Ronda
Eugene Domingo, Barber’s Tales
Hazel Orencio, Mula Sa Kung Ano Ang Noon
Angelica Panganiban, That Thing Called Tadhana
WINNER: Eula Valdez, Dagitab
Nova Villa, 1st ko si 3rd

Best Supporting Actor

Nico Antonio, Red
Roeder Camañag, Mula Sa Kung Ano ang Noon
WINNER: Martin del Rosario, Dagitab
Joel Lamangan, Violator
Nicco Manalo, Barber’s Tales
Karl Medina, Bwaya
Jess Mendoza, Mauban; Ang Resiko
Noel Santodomingo, Mula Sa Kung Ano ang Noon

Best Supporting Actress

Sharmaine Buencamino, Barber’s Tales
Iza Calzado, Barber’s Tales
Alessandra de Rossi, Mauban; Ang Resiko
Barbie Forteza, Marquina
Karenina Haniel, Mula Sa Kung Ano Ang Noon
WINNER: Gladys Reyes, Magkakabaung
Gloria Sevilla, M: Mother’s Maiden Name

Best Screenplay

Kanakan Balintagos, Esprit de Corps
Jun Robles Lana, Barber’s Tales
WINNER: Lav Diaz, Mula Sa Kung Ano Ang Noon
Francis Xavier Pasion, Bwaya
Giancarlo Abrahan, Dagitab
Jason Paul Laxamana, Magkakabaung
Enzo Williams, Keiko Aquino, Carlo Obispo, Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo
Remton Siega Zuasola, Soap Opera
Antoinette Jadaone, That Thing Called Tadhana

Best Short Film

WINNER: Adolfo Alix, Jr., Kinabukasan
Kevin Ang, Lola
Joe Bacus, The End of War
David Corpuz, The Ordinary Things We Do
Neica dela Cruz, Lunod
Thop Nazareno, Eyeball
Alyssa Mariel Suico, Ugkat
Petersen Vargas, Lisyun qng Geografia

Best Documentary

Lav Diaz, Storm Children, Book One (Mga Anak ng Unos)
Cha Escala & Wena Sanchez, Nick & Chai
Rafael Froilan, Jr., Mananayaw
Richard Soriano Legaspi, Ang Walang Kapagurang Paglalakbay ng Pulang Maleta
Jan Tristan Pandy, Gusto Nang Umuwi ni Joy
WINNER: Lester Valle, Walang Rape sa Bontoc
J. Luis Vargas, Portraits of Mosquito Press
Paolo Villaluna, Sta. Catalina
Baby Ruth Villarama, Little Azkals

Best Cinematography

Alber Banzon and Gym Lumbrera, Violator
Arnel Barbarona, Alienasyon
Mycko David, Children’s Show
WINNER: Neil Daza, Bwaya
Mackie Galvez, Dementia
Carlo Mendoza, Barber’s Tales
Carlo Mendoza, Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo
Sasha Palomares, That Thing Called Tadhana
Rommel Sales, Dagitab

Best Production Design

Whammy Alcazaren/Thesa Tang, Dagitab
Hal Balbuena, Esprit de Corps
Joel Bilbao and Roy Lachica, Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo
WINNER: Popo Diaz, Dementia
Perry Dizon, Mula Sa Kung Ano ang Noon
Ron Factolerin, Alienasyon
Maulen Fadul, Bwaya
Chito Sumera, Barber’s Tales

Best Editing

Lawrence Ang, Barber’s Tales
Lawrence Ang, Violator
Manet A. Dayrit, Hari ng Tondo
Vanessa de Leon, Hustisya
WINNER: Lav Diaz, Mula Sa Kung Ano ang Noon
Tara Illenberger, The Janitor
Carlo Manatad, Bwaya
Melvyn Quimosing, Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo
Benjamin Tolentino, Dagitab

Best Music

Diwa de Leon, Lorna
Mon Espia, Dagitab
WINNER: Erwin Fajardo, Bwaya
Jesse Lucas, Alienasyon
Myke Solomon, Hari ng Tondo
Jorge Wieneke, #Y

Best Sound

WINNER: Corinne De San Jose, Violator
Mark Locsin, Mula Sa Kung Ano ang Noon
Mark Locsin, Barber’s Tales
Albert Michael Idioma, Bwaya
Adam Newns/Mikko Quizon, Dagitab

Ang Natatanging Gawad Urian: Nora Aunor

March 11, 2015

31st Star Awards for Movies 2015 Winners: Nora, Gretchen, Piolo, John Lloyd, Richard Yap, and Bimby Yap received top awards

Nora Aunor, Gretchen Barretto, Piolo, John Lloyd, Richard Yap, and Bimby Yap received top awards during the 31st Philippine Movie Press Club Star Awards for Movies held Sunday night, March 8, at The Theatre, Solaire.
Nora Aunor, Movie Actress of the Year
Piolo and John Lloyd were both named Movie Actor of the Year. Piolo won the award for his role in "Starting Over Again," while John Lloyd got the nod for his performance in "The Trial."

Kim Chui, Iza Calsado, Xian Lim and Pops Fernandez hosted this year's PMPC Awards night. 'The Voice PH' co-host Robi Domingo served as segment host.

Bimby Yap with mom Kris Aquino at the 31st Star Awards for Movies ( Photo : darlasauler)

Here is the full list of winners of the 31st Star Awards for Movies: 

Nora Aunor Lifetime Achievement Award: Celia Rodriguez 

Best Movie of the Year: Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo 

Best Indie Movie of the Year: The Janitor

Movie Actress of the Year: Nora Aunor (Dementia)

Movie Actor of the Year: John Lloyd Cruz (The Trial) and Piolo Pascual (Starting Over Again) 

Movie Director of the Year: Enzo Williams (Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo) 

Indie Movie Director of the Year: Michael Tuviera (The Janitor) 

Movie Supporting Actress: Gretchen Barretto and Sylvia Sanchez (The Trial) 

Movie Supporting Actor: Nicco Manalo (The Janitor) 

New Movie Actor: Richard Yap (The Amazing Praybeyt Benjamin) 

New Movie Actress: Sofia Andres (Relaks, It's Just Pag-ibig) 

Movie Child Performer: Miggs Cuaderno (Asintado) and Bimby Yap (The Amazing Praybeyt Benjamin) 

Movie Screenwriter: Ricardo Lee, Enrico Santos and Kriz Gazmen (The Trial) 

Movie Cinematographer: Carlo Mendoza (Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo) 

Indie Movie Screenwriter: Arlyn Dela Cruz (Maratabat: Pride and Honor) 

Indie Movie Cinematographer: Rain Yamson (Magkakabaung)

Indie Movie Original Theme Song: "Sige Lang Nang Sige" with Lyrics by Bibeth Orteza, Music by Myke Solomon, Interpreted by Aiza Seguerra, Rafa Siguion-Reyna and Cris Villonco (Hari ng Tondo) 

Indie Movie Production Designer: Chito Sumera (Mga Kuwentong Barbero: Barber's Tales) 

Indie Movie Editor: Tara Illenberger (The Janitor) 

Movie Original Theme Song: "Hindi Pa Tapos" Composed and performed by Gloc-9, arranged by Paulo Zarate (Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo) 

Movie Editor: Benjamin Tolentino (Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo) 

Movie Production Designer: Roy Lachica and Joel Bilbao (Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo) 

Movie Sound Engineer: Albert Michael Idioma (Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo) 

Movie Musical Scorer: Von de Guzman (Bonifacio: Ang Unang Pangulo)

Indie Movie Musical Scorer: Von de Guzman (Dementia) 

Indie Movie Sound Engineer: Albert Michael Idioma and Alex Tomboc (The Janitor) 

Special Awards

  • Darling of the Press: Vicky Morales
  • Nora Aunor Ulirang Artista Lifetime Achievement Award: Ms. Celia Rodriguez.
  • Ulirang Alagad Ng Pelikula Sa Likod Ng Kamera Lifetime Achievement Award: Maryo J. delos Reyes
  • Face of the Night: Iñigo Pascual and Kylie Padilla 
  • Male Star of the Night: Julian Estrada Female Star of the Night: Sofia Andres


The 31st Star Awards for Movies is a blocktime production of Airtime Marketing, Inc., headed by producer Tess Celestino-Howard, in cooperation with the Philippine Movie Press Club (PMPC) under the leadership of Mr. Joe Barrameda, current President and Over-All Chairman.

The PMPC Star Awards honors the best Filipino movies of 2014 for the mainstream and indie film categories.Telecast of the awards night is on Sunday, March 22, 2015 on ABS-CBN's Sunday's Best.

December 28, 2012

2012 Metro Manila Film Festival winners

"One More Try" was proclaimed Best Picture during the 38th Metro Manila Film Festival Awards night held at the Meralco Theater in Ortigas, Pasig City on Thursday, December 27. The awards night  was hosted by Kris Aquino and KC Concepcion.
Ruel S. Bayani's “One More Try” is a very unique family drama. This film shares a brave plot that tackles about a loving single mother  who is willing to sacrifice everything to save her ill son.

“El Presidente” was named 2nd Best Picture while Sisterakaswon 3rd Best Picture.

Nora Aunor of “Thy Womb the Best Actress award and Dingdong Dantes won the Best Actor award for the movie “One More Try.” 

Brillante Ma Mendoza won Best Director for "Thy Womb." 
Here's the 2012 Metro Manila Film Festival complete list of winners:


Youth Choice Award: "EL PRESIDENTE"

Best Festival Float: "EL PRESIDENTE"

Best Sound: "EL PRESIDENTE"

Best Musical Score: "EL PRESIDENTE"

Best Theme Song: "EL PRESIDENTE"

Best Make Up: "EL PRESIDENTE"

Best Child Performer: MIGUEL VERGARA FOR "ONE MORE TRY"

Best Visual Effects: "SHAKE RATTLE AND ROLL 14: THE INVASION"

Best Production Design: "THY WOMB"

Best Editing: VITO CAHILIG FOR "ONE MORE TRY"

Best Cinematographer: ODYSSEY FLORES FOR "THY WOMB"

Most Gender Sensitive Award (MAINSTREAM): "THY WOMB"

FPJ Memorial Award for Excellence: "ONE MORE TRY"

Best Supporting Actor: CESAR MONTANO FOR "EL PRESIDENTE"

Best Supporting Actress: WILMA DOESNT FOR "SISTERAKAS"

Best Original Story: HENRY BURGOS FOR "THY WOMB"

Best Screenplay: "ONE MORE TRY"

Best Director: BRILLANTE MENDOZA FOR "THY WOMB"

Gatpuno Villegas Cultural Award: "THY WOMB"

3RD Best Picture: "SISTERAKAS"

2ND Best Picture: "EL PRESIDENTE"

Best Picture: "ONE MORE TRY"

Best Actor: DINGDONG DANTES FOR "ONE MORE TRY"

Best Actress: NORA AUNOR FOR "THY WOMB"


For the New Wave: 

Full Length New Wave Best Actor: ALLAN PAULE FOR "DAYAK"

Full length New Wave Best Actress:  LIZA DINNO FOR "IN NOMINE MATRIS"

New Wave Best Picture: "THE GRAVE BANDITS"

New Wave Special Jury Prize: "AD IGNORATIAM"

New Wave Best Director: TYRONE ACIERTO FOR "THE GRAVE BANDITS"



Student Short Films Category

Best Short Film: "Pukpok" (DLSU)

Most Gender Sensitive Film Award: "Manibela" (FEU)

Special Jury Prize: "Tagad" (USC)



Special Awards

Gender Sensitivity Special Award (New Wave): "In Nomine Matris"

Gender Sensitivity Special Award (Mainstream): "Thy Womb"

Gender Sensitivity Special Award (Shorts): "Manibela"

FPJ Memorial Award: "One More Try"

Gatpuno Villegas Award: "Thy Womb"



Other Awards: 

Stars of the Night: Nora Aunor, former President Joseph Estrada

SMDC Male Celebrity of the Night: Zanjoe Marudo

SMDC Female Celebrity of the Night: Bianca King

December 24, 2012

“Thy Womb (Sinapupunan)” is one of the 8 entries in Metro Manila Film Festival 2012.


Another award-winning masterpiece of the celebrated independent filmmaker Brillante Ma Mendoza , “Thy Womb (Sinapupunan)” is one of the 8 entries in Metro Manila Film Festival 2012.
This film stars internationally acclaimed actress Nora Aunor, who is making a comeback in the movie industry. She play as Shaleha Sarail, a Badjao midwife in Tawi-Tawi. She struggles to cope with the irony of her own infertility amidst the deprivation of her community. A saga of island life stuck between the devil of passion and the deep blue sea of tradition.

The province is a seaweed-producing spot in the southern most part of the Philippines down to the Malaysian and Indonesian archipelagos. Aging and still smarting from three miscarriages in the past, Shaleha agonizes over her failure to bear a child. Though an adoptive parent to her nephew, she still feels that her husband Bangas-An (Bembol Roco) desires to be a father. To fulfill her husband’s only wish and to be blessed by Allah--in her belief that having a child is a tangible proof of divine grace--Shaleha resolves to find a new partner for her husband. Night and day, she and her husband sail from their floating village to nearby island communities in search of a fertile woman. Providentially, Shaleha finds the girl as recommended by friends. But on the eve of her husband’s second marriage to Mersila (Lovi Poe), jealousy gnaws and consumes Shaleha.
Thy Womb (Tagalog: Sinapupunan) is a 2012 Filipino drama film starring Nora Aunor, Bembol Roco Mercedes Cabral, and Lovi Poe. Produced by Center Stage Productions and the Film Development Council of the Philippines (FDCP), the film is written by Henry Burgos and directed by 2009 Cannes Film Festival Best Director Brillante Mendoza.


Watch “Thy Womb (Sinapupunan)” to  be shown in theaters nationwide on December 25, 2012.

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