Philippine movies MAPEH

• Films are introduced in the Philippines in 1897 when 2 Swiss businessmen sponsored the

  opening of --- in Manila.

  Cinematografi
• From this, the Filipino term "---​" which means

  movie became a coined term for Philippine cinema.

  cine/​sine
• However, the dominant entertainment for people back then was the

  ---​, a Spanish dramatic genre ​juxtaposing​ ​spoken and sung scenes.

  sarswela
• In 1900 and 1901, two movie theaters opened in Manila where ----- are the only films being shown.

  silent documentaries
• In 1903, the first movie theater owned by a Filipino opened and was named ---- in honor of Jose P. Rizal.


  Cinematografo

  Rizal
• Local movies also started during this time with

  ----- becoming the first locally produced film in the country.

  La Vida de Rizal
• A lot of people

  jumped into the trend of making Rizal-themed movies and came up with -----

  La Pasion Y Muerte

  de Dr. Rizal​.
• The first Filipino who embarked on film business was ------​, who later on

  became regarded as the Father of the Philippine Movies​.

  Jose Nepomuceno
• Joses first film was "---" which was a stage play adapted into a film.

  Dalagang Bukid
• However, regarded as

  Joses masterpiece is the ---- released in 1930 that spurred a

  sense of nationalism among Filipinos that time.

  Noli Me Tangere
• The ---- commonly known as the National Artist Award is the highest

  national recognition given to Filipino individuals who have made significant distributions to

  the development of Philippine arts and its categories are namely Visual Arts, Music, Dance,

  Theater, Literature, Film, Broadcast Arts, and Architecture and Allied Arts.

  Order of National Artists
• This award is

  administered by the --- and the

  ----- and conferred by the President of the Philippines

  upon the recommendation of the two institutions.

  National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA) and Cultural Center of the Philippines (CCP)
• Anak Dalita which was named Best Film in 1956 Asia Pacific Film Festival, and Badjao which

  features a love story among sea-dwelling Badjaos,

  an indigenous group hailing from Mindanao.

  1976 - Lamberto V. Avellana
• He directed Noli Me Tangere (1961) and El

  Filibusterismo (1962).

  1982 - Gerardo de Leon
• He co-founded the organization Concerned Artists

  of the Philippines (CAP) Some of his famous films are Tinimbang Ka Ngunit

  Kulang (1974) and Maynila sa mga Kuko ng Liwanag

  (1975).

  1997 - Lino Brocka
• He is known for his melodrama films like Himala

  (1982) and ​Hinugot sa Langit​ (1985).

  2001 - Ishmael Bernal
• His 1976 film "Ganito Kami Noon...Paano Kayo

  Ngayon?" is set at the turn of the 20th century

  during the revolution against the Spaniards

  2003 - Eddie S. Romero
• Known as FPJ and Da King​, Poe was a Filipino actor

  who acted in a number of movies which depicted

  him as the champion of the poor and

  downtrodden.

  2006 - Fernando Poe Jr.
• His film Genghis Khan was the first Filipino film to

  be acclaimed at an international film festival in

  Venice in 1952.

  2009 - Manuel Conde
• He is dubbed as the "Father of Philippine

  Independent Cinema" whose works are commonly

  associated with the Third Cinema movement

  through his critiques on neocolonialism.

  2018 - Kidlat Tahimik
• debut film The Masseur (2005) won the video competition prize at the Festival of

  Locarno. Ever since then, he made various films that garnered awards like Kinatay where he

  won the Best Director award in the 2009 Cannes International Film Festival.

  Brillante Mendoza
• His film

  Bagets became a

  touchstone during that generation. However, his most notable work considered would be

  Magnifico ​which was released in 2003.

  Maryo J. de los Reyes
• Aside from making films, Maryo also directed a lot of TV series including --- of ABS-CBN and GMA's Rosalinda (2009).

  Mga Anghel na Walang

  Langit (2005-2006)
• Her directions in important Filipino film classics like Yin 1981

  and ​Tanging Yaman​ in 2001 became a benchmark for every Filipino family drama.

  Laurice Guillen
• Guillen also directed TV series such as the ---- starring Gabby Concepcion, Sunshine

  Dizon, and Ryza Cenon. It became popular for its hilariously camp fight scenes between two

  women fighting over a man, with a particular one involving Nerf guns.

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