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In UNESCO there are four Heads of State known so far to us H.R.H. King Sihanouk of Cambodia, Docu-filmmaker A pool of Sponsors in Cultural Heritage will mount a Celebration Alay sa Bayan: Pelikula/Retrato at Caricatures An Offering to the Country: Screenings of His Films/Pictures Strictly invitational is the Monday, 19 April 1999 first screening here of Free Admission to all is the Tuesday, 20 April 1999 screenings: Geron The Tramp won A Champaka Tree Planting Ritual will be enacted in the U.P. Film Center’s Perfume Garden. An exhibit of pictures from the life of the President as a public servant for 30 years Hosts are: Sponsors and Cooperants: Geron The Tramp The character of what would later on be the archetype of the Filipino action hero is established as an essentially peaceful person drawn to fight against the forces of violence to emerge as the defender of the weak and the oppressed and true champion of the masses. In the urban proletarian drama, he is portrayed to be an illiterate youth of unknown parentage earning his keep in Manila's bustling section. Strong and brawny, he comes to the rescue of market vendors, lowly stall owners, jeepney drivers and other poor folk victimized by a notorious gang of crooks extorting protection money. His otherwise pleasant personal milieu is upset when a twist of fate finds him suddenly besieged both by the criminal underworld and the long arm of the law. Best Picture, Best Story, Best Cinematography, Best Actor for Joseph Estrada, Best Child Actor for Boy Alvarez (Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences) Direction: Cesar Gallardo. Screenplay: Augusto Buenaventura. Cinematography: Arsenio Doña. Editing: Augusto Salvador. Sound: Demetrio de Santos. Music: Ariston Avelino. Cast: Joseph Estrada, Oscar Roncal, Vic Andaya, Bebong Osorio, Avel Morado, Angel Buenaventura, Angel Confiado, Larry Silva, Lenny Trinidad, Boy Alvarez, Imelda Ilanan. Production: Emar Pictures. 1964 140 minutes black and white 35mm print in Filipino with English and French subtitles Diligin Mo ng Hamog ang Uhaw na Lupa Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor for Vic Silayan, Best Editing, Best Sound (Metro Manila Film Festival); Isarog Award (Naga City Film Festival); Best Music (Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences) Direction: Augusto Buenaventura. Screenplay: Augusto Buenaventura and Diego Cagahastian. Cinematography: Fredy Conde and Fortunato Bernardo. Editing: Sound: Production Design: Music: Ernani Cuenco. Cast: Joseph Estrada, Gloria Diaz, Vic Silayan. Production: JE Productions. Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor for Vic Silayan, Best Editing, Best Sound (Metro Manila Film Festival); Isarog Award (Naga City Film Festival); Best Music (Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences) 1975 000 minutes color 16mm |