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MOVIEGOER: Int'l stardom for Sol, Chai

Sangil: The good, the bad and the ugly years

SunStar + April 12, 2021 I SAW it on a Facebook wall written by a senior who is now in his twilight years. According to him, as an octogenarian, he experienced and witnessed too many calamities more than what he expected. He heard the bombs dropped by the Japanese invading army when they targeted Clark Air Force Base as World War 2 exploded following the bombing of Pearl Harbor December 8, 1941. As a young boy, he was delighted to watch the sky featuring the “dog fights” between the US air force pilots and their Japanese counterparts. Already a grown-up in the 50’s when the dissident groups led by then Huk supremo Luis Taruc roamed the countrysides and ambushes of government soldiers were waylaid. Those were dangerous years. The Huk movement nearly toppled the established government and only was averted when Ramon Magsaysay, a popular figure among the masses, was elected president. The succeeding years, the country enjoyed tranquility until in 1972 Ferdinand M

Tabada: "Milagro" - SUNSTAR

SunStar January 02, 2021 THE oddest bedroom talk between newlyweds transpires between Noel Manalansan (acted by Jay Ilagan) and Milagros Carandang (Charo Santos) in Mike de Leon’s 1981 film, “Kisapmata”. Noel is in bed while Milagros writes in her journal. Though a warm-blooded male, Noel is interested in another form of intimacy. When will you let me read your diary? he addresses the ceiling. Milagros demurs that her thoughts are difficult to grasp. Noel retorts that it is precisely why he is interested to read what she writes. You will have your chance after I am dead, replies Milagros. Inequalities of power are explored by De Leon in his dramatization of Quijano de Manila’s reportage of the January 1961 crimes that took place in the Zapote, Makati home of a police officer.

THRILLMAKER: MMFF scandals and intrigues: A lookback

Published December 28, 2020, 1:00 AM Now that the outcome of the 46 th annual Metro Manila Film Festival is finally out of the bag, with last night’s staging of the virtual Gabi ng Parangal, showbiz insiders eagerly await the consequent reactions from various groups involved in this year’s competition.  For years, the MMFF awards night, has always been a rich source of intrigues, scandals and even lawsuits, which actually make the yearly tradition not just truly colorful but also something to really look forward to. The post-recognition night issues and conflicts that usually arise, take on some consistent patterns, which we will now look back to in this article.  One incident is something that is to me, quite funny, so I’d rather start with it right away.

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