Jimmy Sandoval (Yem)-- Sarah Geronimo

 Alver Jonas (tikboy)-- Gerald Anderson

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A Spanish missionary priest, prodded by religious zeal and an inner voice from his past, starts an unthinkable project in one of Manila's impoverished district. From the young rabble of Tondo, he sought to build a fighting team for a football tournament. Football. In an Americanized country whose other major religion is basketball. Nothing can stop the obstinately crazy Fr. Jose from his mission. He recruits Bro. Pedro, a young acolyte from the seminary who happens to be a former college football star, and sets out to build his football field in the most crowded part of Manila.

Malou Crisologo                                  Mely      
Mara Isabel Lopez                               Rochie      
China Cojuangco                                 Maridel      
Fr. John Andreu                                   Fr. Jose      
Jojo Atienza                                        Erning      

A black comedy cum road movie about a grieving mother's journey to recover her daughter's body after a funeral mix-up caused it to be accidentally switched with a stranger's corpse. The journey from Tuguegarao, Cagayan in the north to Matnog, Sorsogon in the south is actually a journey to the heart of the country during Holy Week in the heat of the election season.

Tessie Tomas, Xian Lim, Jeffrey Quizon, Robert Arevalo, Benjie Felipe, Mon Confiado.  Introducing:  Princess Manzon.

What is the measure of true friendship? Jamir, a devout Muslim, and Lando, a Christian, are among an elite group of young recruits formed by military officers for a classified operation. These impressionable young men would undergo intense and grueling training that put their will and strength of character to the test. Amidst all the hardships, these men set aside their differences and became brothers. But what happens when the institution they have sworn to protect becomes the wedge that will tear their brotherhood apart?

Sgt. Manuel Lapuz : Emilio Garcia

Jamir Alura : Joem Bascon

Lando Dela Cruz : JM De Guzman

Ben Ismael :  Alwyn Uytingco

Omar Mahadin : Dominic Roco

Ulfi Manjanay :  Alchris Galura

Ghani Ahmad : CJ Ramos

Nikanor Tuglao : Manuel Chua Jr.

Col. Mariano : Archi Adamos

Waldo Palaypay : Rob Sy

It is Saturday before the 2nd  Monday of May, the last day of the official campaign period before elections. CONNIE is the daughter of a former Mayor of the town of San Cristobal  and is now running for the same position. She is now running a three-cornered campaign against the former Vice-Mayor and a former student leader, helped by her brother RICKY, campaign manager TONY and an increasing number of supporters .

Irma Adlawan     ...     Connie
Ces Aldaba    ...     Mr. Huerto
Bobby Andrews    ...     Ricky
Joe Mari Avellana    ...     Manong
Dido De La Paz    ...     Ado
Julio Diaz    ...     Tony
Jess Evardone    ...     Fr. Jess
Simon Ibarra    ...     Kapitan Boyong
Jim Libiran    ...     Attorney
Tony Mabesa    ...     Sir Aris
Gabe Mercado    ...     Business Club President
Cris Mojica    ...     Mayor Zarate
LJ Moreno    ...     Sonia

In her desire to work abroad, Lizette, a seller of pirated DVDs, decides to sell her kidney to a wealthy Arabian kidney patient. When a law is announced banning organ transplants between Filipinos and foreigners, Lizette agrees to marry the Arab, a man she has never met , for the surgery to push through.

Baron Geisler       
Jao Mapa       
Meryll Soriano       
Joy Viado

May is the month dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary, mother of Christ.  In Infanta, Quezon, locals turn each of the 31 days of May into a charming honor not only to celebrate good harvest in their agricultural setting, but also to pay tribute to the virginal virtues of the Mayohan.  Every month of May, a padasal or series of novenas commences to mark the beginning of Mayohan.  This will culminate in a Pasayaw or Tapusan in every purok of each barangay.  A system of ambagan or donation ensues for the festivities to take place.  In the hopes of keeping a tradition alive, the elders suppor

Lovi Poe as Lilibeth, Elijah Castillo as Nino, Ping Medina as Ruben, Lui Manansala as Chayong, Chiqui del Carmen as Ising, Dianne Laserna as Martha, Jill Palencia as Melay, Girose Lanot as Aida, Benedict Jhocson as Mayor

Sigwa, meaning “storm,” spans 40 years of Philippine social unrest.

Our story is initially told by Fil-Am Dolly, a junior correspondent of a US magazine, who was sent to the Philippines in 1970 to do a story on student activism in Manila. Today, she has returned after being arrested and deported in 1975, on the third year of martial law. Her mission is personal this time:  to look for her daughter, who was supposed to have died 35 years ago, but who, she has been told, is alive.

Marvin Agustin Gina Alajar Jay Aquitania Rico Barrera Tirso Cruz III Allen Dizon Pauleen Luna Zsa Zsa Padilla Jim Pebanco Lovi Poe Raquel Villavicencio Megan Young Dawn Zulueta

"Ganap na Babae" is a film for women made by women directors:
Rica Arevalo, Ellen Ramos and Sarah Roxas. A prostitute, two sisters, and a widow come together
to tell their stories about womanhood.

A woman (Mercedes Cabral) shares her soul as a prostitute in front of
the camera. A survivor, she looks back at her life as a mother.

Milagros (Sue Prado) and Elena (Jam Pérez) are sisters tilling "camote"
(sweet potato) in a dry land. Poverty provokes Elena to migrate as a

Mercedes Cabral

Sue Prado

Jam Pérez

Rome Mallari

and

Boots Anson Roa

Title: Para na aqui, Parañaque!