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My Best Friend's Girlfriend: GMA Pictures ₱107 million: 2005 Let the Love Begin: GMA Pictures ₱106 million: 2011 Ang Panday 2: GMA Pictures, Imus Productions ₱105.6 million [63] 2001 Pangako... Ikaw Lang: Viva Films ₱105.8 million: 2016 Always Be My Maybe: Star Cinema ₱105 million: 2019 Cuddle Weather: Regal Entertainment, Project 8 ...
The table below shows the top 20 highest-grossing local and foreign films in the Philippines based from data gathered by Box Office Mojo.Gross earnings for foreign films represent their gross within the Philippines, while figures for local films represent their worldwide gross, as some did not disclose separate domestic and international gross.
He is a recipient of five Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences (FAMAS) best director in 1970, 1974, 1975, 1979, and 1990. Marilou Diaz-Abaya was a multi-awarded film and TV producer and director who gained fame for her film Jose Rizal (1998). This film also earned her a Best Director Award from the Metro Manila Film Festival. Diaz-Abaya ...
Film critic Noel Vera agreed, calling the movie the "greatest Filipino film ever made", [2] and Vincenzo Tagle stated in 2012 that it "still remains unsurpassed". [3] A film critic from Far Out , a British culture magazine, named the film as one of the 10 best Filipino films ever made [ 4 ]
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By 1989, in a poll of critics and filmmakers commissioned by David to determine the greatest Filipino movies ever made, Moral ranked 12th. [11] Additionally, in a 2019 poll commissioned by critic Skilty Labastilla of more than 100 fellow film critics and filmmakers on the best Filipino films directed by a woman, Moral ranked first. [12]
The Philippines has submitted films for the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film [nb 1] since the inception of the category in 1956, when it became the first independent nation in Southeast Asia to join the competition.
First Filipino movie with colored sequences: Ibong Adarna – 1941 [138] First Filipino movie in full-color: Prinsipe Amante – 1951 [139] first Filipino movie to be acclaimed in an international film festival: [140] Genghis Khan – showed on the Venice Film Festival in 1952 [141] First Filipino full-length animation film: Adarna – 1997 [142]