Biopic film 'El Presidente' wins big for the 'Movie of the Year' award for the 29th Star Awards for Movies ceremony held on March 10, 2013 at AFP Theater in Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City.
The film which is based on the life of Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo was shown last December 2012 and an official entry to the Metro Manila Film Festival . Once again, the biographical film bagged major awards for this year Star Awards for Movies. Jorge 'ER' Ejercito- Estregan was named 'Movie Actor of the Year' and Mark Meily grabbed the 'Movie Director of the Year' award.
Angel Locsin, the top contender for 2012 MMFF finally hailed as 'Movie Actress of the Year' for outstanding performance on 'One More Try', Star Cinema movie. Last MMFF, Nora Aunor was named 'Best Actress' for 'Thy Womb' inspite of expectations of fans and moviegoers for Angel.
Here is the complete list of winners for 29th Star Awards for Movies:
Movie of the Year - El Presidente
Movie Director of the Year - Mark Meily (El Presidente)
Movie Actor of the Year - ER Ejercito (El Presidente)
Movie Actress of the Year - Angel Locsin (One More Try)
Indie Movie of the Year - Alagwa
Indie Movie Director of the Year - Ian Loreños (Alagwa)
Movie Supporting Actor of the Year - Carlo Aquino (Mater Dolorosa)
Movie Supporting Actress of the Year - Janice de Belen (Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles)
New Movie Actor of the Year - Neil Coleta (I Doo Bidoo Bidoo)
New Movie Actress of the Year (tie) - Tippy Dos Santos (I Do Bidoo Bidoo) and Kim Komatsu (Mga Mumunting Lihim)
Child Performer of the Year - Bugoy Cariño (Alagwa)
Movie Screenwriter of the Year - Mark Meily (El Presidente)
Movie Cinematographer of the Year - Carlo Mendoza (El Presidente)
Movie Production Designer of the Year - Danny Red and Joel Bilbao (El Presidente)
Movie Editor of the Year - Jason Cahapay and Ryan Orduña (El Presidente)
Movie Musical Scorer of the Year - Vincent de Jesus (I Do Bidoo Bidoo)
Movie Sound Engineer of the Year - Corinne de San Jose and Ditoy Aguila (Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles)
Movie Original Theme Song of the Year - “Aking Inang Bayan” from the movie El Presidente (Composed by Marizen Soriano, arranged by Jessie Lasaten, interpreted by Maita Ejercito)
Indie Movie Screenwriter of the Year - Ian Loreños (Alagwa)
Indie Movie Cinematographer of the Year - Odyssey Flores (Thy Womb)
Indie Movie Production Designer of the Year - Dante Mendoza (Thy Womb)
Indie Movie Editor of the Year - Dempster Samarista (Alagwa)
Indie Movie Musical Scorer of the Year - Von de Guzman (Supremo)
Indie Movie Sound Engineer of the Year - Ditoy Aguila and Mark Locsin (Mater Dolorosa)
Indie Movie Original Theme Song of the Year - “Saan Ako Tutungo” from the movie Migrante (Composed by Lucien Letaba, Rody Vera, and Boni Ilagan, arranged by Melvin Corpin, interpreted by Honey Araneta)
Darling of the Press - Isko Moreno
Nora Aunor Ulirang Artista Lifetime Achievement Award – Senator Lito Lapid
Ulirang Alagad ng Pelikula Sa Likod ng Kamera – Romy Vitug (cinematographer)
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The film which is based on the life of Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo was shown last December 2012 and an official entry to the Metro Manila Film Festival . Once again, the biographical film bagged major awards for this year Star Awards for Movies. Jorge 'ER' Ejercito- Estregan was named 'Movie Actor of the Year' and Mark Meily grabbed the 'Movie Director of the Year' award.
Angel Locsin, the top contender for 2012 MMFF finally hailed as 'Movie Actress of the Year' for outstanding performance on 'One More Try', Star Cinema movie. Last MMFF, Nora Aunor was named 'Best Actress' for 'Thy Womb' inspite of expectations of fans and moviegoers for Angel.
Here is the complete list of winners for 29th Star Awards for Movies:
Movie of the Year - El Presidente
Movie Director of the Year - Mark Meily (El Presidente)
Movie Actor of the Year - ER Ejercito (El Presidente)
Movie Actress of the Year - Angel Locsin (One More Try)
Indie Movie of the Year - Alagwa
Indie Movie Director of the Year - Ian Loreños (Alagwa)
Movie Supporting Actor of the Year - Carlo Aquino (Mater Dolorosa)
Movie Supporting Actress of the Year - Janice de Belen (Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles)
New Movie Actor of the Year - Neil Coleta (I Doo Bidoo Bidoo)
New Movie Actress of the Year (tie) - Tippy Dos Santos (I Do Bidoo Bidoo) and Kim Komatsu (Mga Mumunting Lihim)
Child Performer of the Year - Bugoy Cariño (Alagwa)
Movie Screenwriter of the Year - Mark Meily (El Presidente)
Movie Cinematographer of the Year - Carlo Mendoza (El Presidente)
Movie Production Designer of the Year - Danny Red and Joel Bilbao (El Presidente)
Movie Editor of the Year - Jason Cahapay and Ryan Orduña (El Presidente)
Movie Musical Scorer of the Year - Vincent de Jesus (I Do Bidoo Bidoo)
Movie Sound Engineer of the Year - Corinne de San Jose and Ditoy Aguila (Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles)
Movie Original Theme Song of the Year - “Aking Inang Bayan” from the movie El Presidente (Composed by Marizen Soriano, arranged by Jessie Lasaten, interpreted by Maita Ejercito)
Indie Movie Screenwriter of the Year - Ian Loreños (Alagwa)
Indie Movie Cinematographer of the Year - Odyssey Flores (Thy Womb)
Indie Movie Production Designer of the Year - Dante Mendoza (Thy Womb)
Indie Movie Editor of the Year - Dempster Samarista (Alagwa)
Indie Movie Musical Scorer of the Year - Von de Guzman (Supremo)
Indie Movie Sound Engineer of the Year - Ditoy Aguila and Mark Locsin (Mater Dolorosa)
Indie Movie Original Theme Song of the Year - “Saan Ako Tutungo” from the movie Migrante (Composed by Lucien Letaba, Rody Vera, and Boni Ilagan, arranged by Melvin Corpin, interpreted by Honey Araneta)
Darling of the Press - Isko Moreno
Nora Aunor Ulirang Artista Lifetime Achievement Award – Senator Lito Lapid
Ulirang Alagad ng Pelikula Sa Likod ng Kamera – Romy Vitug (cinematographer)
