Winners of 50th Metro Manila Film Festival Gabi ng Parangal, "Green Bones" named as Best Picture

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"Green Bones," an inspirational prison story produced by GMA Public Affairs, was named Best Picture at the 50th Metro Manila Film Festival Gabi Ng Parangal held on Friday, December 27 at the Solaire Grand Ballroom in Paranaque City

Judy Ann Santos won Best Actress for her role in the horror flick "Espantaho" while Dennis Trillo was named Best Actor for "Green Bones.

Here's MMFF 2024 complete list of winners:

Major AwardsWinners

• Best Picture 1st: Green Bones
• 2nd: The Kingdom
• 3rd: My Future You
• 4th: Isang Himala

Best Actress in a Leading Role 

• Judy Ann Santos - Espantaho

Best Actor in a Leading Role 

• Dennis Trillo - Green Bones

Best Director

• Crisanto Aquino (My Future You) and 
• Michael Tuviera (The Kingdom)

Best Actress in a Supporting Role 

• Kakki Teodoro - Isang Himala

Best Actor in a Supporting Role 

• Ruru Madrid - Green Bones

Best Child Performer 

• Sienna Stevens - Green Bones

Best Screenplay 

• Ricky Lee and Angeli Atienza - Green Bones

Best Editing 

• Vanessa Ubas De Leon - My Future You

Best Cinematography

• Neil Daza - Green Bones

Best Production Design 

• Nestor Abrogena - The Kingdom

Best Visual Effects 

• The Kingdom

Best Sound 

• Strange Frequencies:Taiwan Hospital Killer

Best Musical Score 

• Vincent de Jesus - Isang Himala

Best Original Theme Song 

• Ang Himala ay Nasa Puso by Juan Karlos - Isang Himala

Special AwardsWinners

Gat Puno Antonio Villegas Cultural Award 

• The Kingdom

FPJ Memorial Award 

• Topakk

Best Float Award 

• Topakk
• Uninvited

Gender Sensitivity Award 

• And The Bread Winner Is…

Lifetime Achievement Award 

• Joseph 'Erap' Ejercito-Estrada

Special Jury Prize 

• Topakk 
• Isang Himala

Special Jury Citation 

• Vice Ganda

Breakthrough Performance Award 

• Seth Fedelin - My Future You

Student short film

Best Picture

• Saan Aabot Ang 50 Pesos Mo? – University of Makati (Best Picture)
• A Delivery Rider – City of Malabon University (2nd Best Picture)
• PNB 12–50– University of the Philippines Mindanao (3rd Best Picture)
• Special Jury PrizeInang Wak-wak – Mindanao State University

The Gabi ng Parangal was hosted by Robi Domingo, Gabbi Garcia, Jasmine Curtis-Smith and Tim Yap.

Jefrë Figueras Manuel designed the MMFF trophy featuring a silver figurine with an upper torso of film reel and filmstrip.

MMFF nationwide screening runs from December 25 until January 7, 2025.