Tag: Gerry de Leon

The ‘50s was the second golden age of Philippine cinema, the first being the ‘30s. Gerry de Leon and Bert ...

Another hit for Sharon Cuneta in the tradition of “Unexpectedly Yours.” Ditto Aga Muhlach who made a triumphant comeback in ...

In the ‘90s, the Film Academy of the Philippines gave special recognition awards to three showbiz clans: Salvador, Ilagan, and ...

National Artists – Gerry de Leon, Bert Avellana, Eddie Romero, Manuel Conde, Lino Brocka, Ishmael Bernal.

After “Ang Babaeng Humayo,” director Lav Diaz and actress Charo Santos are collaborating on an OFW film, titled “AngSakaniHenrico” (Henrico’s ...

Last year, Highspeed wished that Mike de Leon would make a directoral comeback…sooner than later. Wish granted.

This columnist has said it before and is saying it again. Why not books on movie kings and queens and ...

Yes, that’s the well meaning suggestion of showbiz people who admire the country’s two international directors: Brillante Mendoza and Lav ...

WE have always thought cats and dogs are the worst of enemies. Kaya nga may kasabihan tayong para tayong mga ...

2016 is a banner year for Philippine cinema, indies in particular. Independently produced films gave honors to the country on ...

After Annabelle Rama’s bestseller, comes Ruffa Gutierrez who’s writing a book. Ruffa herself admits it’s hard to top her mother’s ...

The ’50s (up to the early ’60s) is called the second Golden Age of Philippine Cinema, the first being the ...

As expected, the Urian nominees this year are mostly independently produced movies, indies they are called. For the past decade ...