More and more int’l awards
MORE AND MORE – You haven’t read the last of international awards won by Filipino films. Here are more and more. Raymund Ribay Gutierrez’s
“Verdict.”
Special Jury Prize from the 76th Venice International Film Festival in Italy.
Raymund’s short film, “Judgment,” also won at the 32nd World fest Houston Film Festival.
PJ Raval’s “Call Her Ganda.”
It won the Audience Choice Award at the Seattle AsianAmerican Film Festival in Washington, USA.
Iar Lionel Arondaing’s “Musmos na Sumibol sa Gubat ng Digma.”
Arondaing won the Special Jury Prize at the 18th Balkal International Film Festival in Russia.
Denise O’Hara’s “Mamang” won the best feature film at the 17th Dhaka International Film Festival in Bangladesh.
Mac Cosico’s “Musmos” won best cinematography at the Festival de Cinema de Figueira da Foz in Coimbra Portugal. Arjanmar Rebeta’s short film, “Palabas – A Country in Moving Pictures” won at the 17th International Festival Signs of the Night in Germany.
Carlo Enciso Catu’s “Kung Paano Hinihintay ang Dapithapon.”
It win two prizes; Audience Choice Award at the 25th Vesoul International Film Festival of Asian Cinema in France and Special Jury Prize at the 39th Oporto- Fantasporto International Film Festival in Portugal. Chan Oliver Siukuen’s “Still Human” gave Crisel Consunji the best award at the Hong Kong Film Awards. Angeli Bayani won the best actress trophy at the 15th Zagora International Trans-Sahara Film festival in Zig Dulay’s “Bagahe.”