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Philippine Cinema FINAL

The document provides an overview of the history of Philippine cinema from its early beginnings to recent developments. It discusses how Philippine cinema adapted techniques from other countries while developing its own style. It notes some of the pioneering individuals and films that helped establish the industry. The document also outlines the emergence of Visayan films and indie films in recent decades as well as some of the most notable films in those genres. It concludes by listing some of the highest grossing films from 2015 to the present.

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Philippine Cinema FINAL

The document provides an overview of the history of Philippine cinema from its early beginnings to recent developments. It discusses how Philippine cinema adapted techniques from other countries while developing its own style. It notes some of the pioneering individuals and films that helped establish the industry. The document also outlines the emergence of Visayan films and indie films in recent decades as well as some of the most notable films in those genres. It concludes by listing some of the highest grossing films from 2015 to the present.

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Philippine Cinema

Philippine Cinema

• Is among the most metropolitan in the world


• It adapts it techniques and concepts from the another
countries while breeding it’s home
• The movie shown are all French
• Antonio Ramos
• Film Makers – In Early stage, Mostly wealthy from
western countries and some Filipino Exparriates

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Jose Nepomuceno

• The Father of Philippine


Cinema
• His Slient Flim Dalagang
Bukid (First in Philippine
Cinema Art)

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Syncopation
• The First sound film in the
country shown in 1929

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Ang Aswang
• Tagalog Film was shown
with sounds
• Considered the 1st
commercially released
talkie

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Punyal na Ginto
• The First Completely
sound
• All taking picture in the
country

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Anak, Dalita (1956)

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Maalaala Mo Kaya (1954)

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Notable filmmakers in The History of Philippine
Cinema

Ishmael Bernal

Kidlat Tahimik

Pergue Gallaga

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Mike De Leon

Celso Ad Catillo

Lino Brocka

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Visayan Films

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Visayan Films

• The 1970 saw emergence of many Visayan talents in


the Tagalog Film Industry
• Actresses such as
 Chanda Romero
 Caridad Sanchez
 Alma Moreno
 Anabelle Rama
 Pilar Pilapil
• And others stepped into the limelight. Male leading
includes
 Tony Delgado
 Bert Nombrado
 Ber Lopez

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• Others Personalities from south includes the directors
 Leroy Salvador
 Fernando Alfron
 Talyo Bacalso
 Sat Villrio
 Gene Labella
 Emmanuel Borlaza

• It was 1991 when the recent history of Visayan films


its peak the film “Eh kasi babae” hitting the main
stream big screen
• The same year saw “Matud Nila” on the big screen

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Woman in the Philippine Cinema

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Woman in the Philippine Cinema
• Considered as the Jewels of The Philippine Cinema,
Woman were commonly the lead actors in the films

Rosa Rosal

 The Original Famme Fatale of


Philippine Cinema

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Carmen Rosales

 The Original Queen of


Philippine Movies

Atang de la Rama
 The Original Queen of
Musical and Theater and
the first movie actress in
the country

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Carmen Concha

 The First female director in


the Country

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Emergence of Indie Films

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Indie Films

• Have Actually been around since Martial Law era.


• But the Reemergence of the filmmaking industry’s gem
began in the 2000’s era
• This period marked the dramatic decline of Philippine
movie Industry as Hollywood films dominated main
stream cinema even more
• The Digital and Experimental cinema became trend,
Armed with the latest digital equipment, new
filmmakers would only need a meager budget

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Most Notable Indie Films

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Anino (2000) by Raymond Red

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Mga Munting Tinig (2002) by Gil Portes

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Crying Ladies (2003) by Mark Meily

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Magnifico (2003) by Maryo J. delos Reyes

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Ang Pagdadalaga ni Maximo Oliveros
(2003) by Auraeus Solito

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Kubrador (2006) by Jeffrey Jeturian

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Serbis (2008) by Brillante Mendoza

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Ploning (2008) by Dante Nico Garcia

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Kinamatay (2008) by Brillante Mendoza

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Norte: Hangganan ng Kasaysayan (2013)
by Lav Diaz

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Shift (2013) by Siege Ledesma

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Ma’ rosa (2016) by Brillante Mendoza

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Iadya mo kami (2016) by Mel Chilonglo

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Highest Grossers
of 2015

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Highest Grossers
as of 2016-2019
(Latest)

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This is the End of our Report
To God be The Glory!

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