THE ART OF CARLOS 'BOTONG' FRANCISCO #1 OF 3: " SIETE INFANTES DE LARA"

A National Artist for Painting and 1964 Republic of the Philippines Cultural Heritage awardee, Carlos Villaluz Francisco or Botong to his friends, is considered the greatest muralist of the country. Also known as the Poet of Angono, he brought back the art of mural painting in the Philippines and was its most distinguished painter in his time. He was on the forefront of modernist art in the country, and with Victorio C. Edades and Galo B. Ocampo became part of “The Triumvirate” of modern art. (wikipedia)

Botong did several series of illustrations and drawings for This Week Magazine, a supplement of The Manila Chronicle. Best known for his historical epics, Botong's rendition of images came from mythology, history, legend customs and contemporary life.

"Siete Infantes de Lara"

Scanned from the Original
(Private Collection)

This Week Magazine/ 1955

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THE 2009 METRO MANILA FILM FESTIVAL: "ANG PANDAY" BEST PICTURE; RAMON 'BONG' REVILLA, JR. & SHARON CUNETA, TOP AWARDEES (RE-POSTED)

Ang Panday received the Best Picture Award in the 2009 Metro Manila Film Festival. According to reports on the festival’s awards, a film’s grosses represents about 40% of its merits, so it should be no surprise that Ang Panday was chosen the best film. With revenues estimated at more than P20 million (approx. US$430,000), Ramon ‘Bong’ Revilla Jr.’s vehicle has led the Metro Manila festival’s box office in its first three days. It also earned seven other awards--- Best Actor (Ramon Revilla, Jr.); Best Supporting Actor (Phillip Salvador); Best Production Design; Best Special Effects (Jay Santiago); Best Sound Recording (Mike Idioma); Best Original Theme Song (Ogie Alcasid) and Best Child Performer (Buboy Villar).

Regal Films' Mano Po 6: A Mother's Love won six awards--- Best Actress (Sharon Cuneta); Best Supporting Actress (Heart Evangelista); Best Director (Joel Lamangan); Best Screenplay (Roy Iglesias); Best Musical Score (Von de Guzman) and Antonio Villegas Cultural Award.

Complete list of winners below---

"Ang Panday" (2009)- Stars Ramon 'Bong' Revilla,Jr., Phillip Salvador, Iza Calzado, Rhian Ramos, Geoff Eigenmann, Benjie Paras, Joonee Gamboa/ Directed by Mac Alejandre

"Mano Po 6: A Mother's Love" (2009)- Stars Sharon Cuneta, Christopher de Leon, Zsa Zsa Padilla, Heart Evangelista, Dennis Trillo/ Directed by Joel Lamangan

"Ang Darling Kong Aswang" (2009)- Stars Vic Sotto, Cristine Reyes, Dante Rivero, Jean Garcia, Agot Isidro, Rafael Rosell, Raffy Bayola, Ritchie D'Horsie Reyes/ Directed by Tony Y. Reyes

"I Love You, Goodbye" (2009)- Stars Angelica Panganiban, Kim Chiu, Derek Ramsay and Gabby Concepcion/ Directed by Laurice Guillen

"Shake, Rattle & Roll XI" (2009)- Three Episodes/ Stars Ruffa Gutierrez, Mark Anthony Fernandez, Maja Salvador, Rayver Cruz, Zoren Legaspi/ Directed by Rico Gutierrez, Don Michael Perez & Jessel Monteverde

"Nobody, Nobody But Juan" (2009)- Stars Dolphy, Eddie Garcia, Gloria Romero, Eric Quizon, Vandolph, Jeffrey Quizon, G. Toengi, Pokwang, Eugene Domingo, Bearwin Meily and Heart Evangelista/ Directed by Enrico Quizon

"Wapakman" (2009)- Stars Manny Pacquiao, Rufa Mae Quinto, Bianca King and Krista Ranillo/ Directed by Topel Lee

Metro Manila Film Festival Awards 2009

Best Picture: Ang Panday – GMA Films / Imus Productions

2nd Best Picture: I Love You, Goodbye – Star Cinema

3rd Best Picture: Ang Darling Kong Aswang – Octoarts

Best Director: Joel Lamangan – Mano Po 6: A Mother’s Love

Best Actor: Bong Revilla – Ang Panday

Best Actress: Sharon Cuneta – Mano Po 6: A Mother’s Love

Best Supporting Actress: Heart Evangelista – Mano Po 6: A Mother’s Love

Best Supporting Actor: Phillip Salvador – Ang Panday

Best Screenplay: Roy Iglesias – Mano Po 6: A Mother’s Love

Best Original Story:Vanessa Valdez, Kriz Gazmen, Anna Karenina Ramos – I Love You, Goodbye

Best Cinematography: Lee Briones-Meily – I Love You, Goodbye

Best Film Editor: Manet Dayrit – I Love You, Goodbye

Best Musical Score: Von De Guzman – Mano Po 6

Best Original Theme Song: "Ang Panday" by Ogie Alcasid – Ang Panday

Best Production Design: Ang Panday

Best Special Effects: Jay Santiago – Ang Panday

Best Sound Recording: Mike Idioma – Ang Panday

Best Make-up: Noel Flores – Shake, Rattle and Roll XI

Antonio Villegas Cultural Award: Mano Po 6: A Mother’s Love – Regal Films

Best Child Performer:Buboy Villar – Ang Panday

Lifetime Achievement Award: Dolphy

Box-Office rankings:
Top Grosser “Ang Panday” P95.6 M
2nd “I Love You Goodbye” P87 M
3rd “Ang darling Kong Aswang” P86.9 M
4th “Shake, Rattle & Roll XI” P74.9 M
5th “Mano Po 6, A Mother’s Love” P39.8 M
6th “Nobody, Nobody But Juan” P31 M
7th “Wapakman” P2.6 M

THE 2008 METRO MANILA FILM FESTIVAL: "BALER" BEST PICTURE; CHRISTOPHER DE LEON & ANNE CURTIS, TOP AWARDEES (RE-POSTED)

‘Baler’ wins big in 2008 MMFF awards

MANILA, Philippines— A period film that depicts the last stand of Spanish forces amid the fall of colonization by the end of the 19th century bagged the most number of creative, acting and technical awards in the Metro Manila Film Festival awards night on Saturday.
Viva Films’ "Baler," which aims to retell a contentious event of the Philippine revolution that happened in the church of San Luis de Tolosa in Baler, Aurora from July 1998 to June 1899, won ten awards, including Best Picture, Best Actress for Anne Curtis, Best Director for Mark Meily, Best Screenplay for Roy Iglesias, Best Supporting Actor for Phillip Salvador, Best Cinematography for Lee Meily, Best Production Design for Aped Santos, Best Editing for Danny Anonuevo, the Gender-Sensitive Award and the Gatpuno Antonio J. Villegas Cultural Award.
Curtis won her first-ever acting award for her portrayal of Baler lass Feliza Reyes in love with a Spanish-Filipino trooper Celso Resurreccion (Jericho Rosales) in the historic siege.
"The fact that I was up against veteran actresses, who have won numerous awards in the past, made this trophy even more meaningful," Curtis said. She competed with veteran actresses Ai-Ai delas Alas ("Ang Tanging Ina N'yong Lahat"), Maricel Laxa, Dawn Zulueta (both for "Magkaibigan"), among others, for the Best Actress title. "This is also for Echo (Rosales' nickname), who also worked really hard for this film. He's one of the best actors I know," Anne told the Philippine Daily Inquirer shortly after the awards ceremony held at the Sofitel Hotel in Pasay City.
Meily earned his second MMFF Best Director award after winning the same plum for “Crying Ladies” in 2003. His wife Lee also took home her first MMFF award. Christopher de Leon, meanwhile, received his eighth festival Best Actor award, the most by any artist in its 34-year history, for a role inspired by the late Rudy Fernandez in the Maverick Films drama “Magkaibigan” opposite last year’s awardee Jinggoy Estrada.
Comedian-TV host Manilyn Reynes pulled a surprise when she was named Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal as a lesbian talent coordinator in Canary Films’ sex comedy “One Night Only,” which also won Best Original Story for its director Jose Javier Reyes. "She's a last minute replacement," said Reyes, who accepted the award in Manilyn's behalf. "I did not regret asking her to be a part of this film."
Newcomer Robert Villar, better known in the fantasy series “Dyesebel” as the mermaid’s trusted child friend “Buboy,” won Best Child Performer in Regal Films’ horror franchise “Shake, Rattle and Roll X.” Regal’s other festival entry, “Desperadas 2,” on the other hand, also won one award—Best Make-Up for Noli Villalobos.
The entry with the second most number of awards was the festival’s first-ever animated film, “Dayo Sa Mundo ng Elementalia,” which won four awards—Best Visual Effects (Robert Quilao), Best Musical Score (Jessie Lasaten), Best Theme Song (“Lipad” written by Jessie Lasaten and Artemio Abad Jr. and performed by Lea Salonga), and Best Sound (Albert Idioma and Wally Dellosa).
This year’s box office top grossers, Star Cinema’s “Tanging Ina N’yong Lahat” and the OctoArts Films-M-Zet Productions-APT Entertainment collaboration “Iskul Bukol: 20 Years After” won second and third festival Best Picture awards respectively.
The 34th Metro Manila Film Festival runs from Dec. 25 to Jan. 7.

By Marinel Cruz/ Philippine Daily Inquirer

"Baler" (2008)- Stars Anne Curtis, Jericho Rosales and Phillip Salvador, Andrew Schimmer, Baron Geisler, Ryan Eigenmann, Carlo Aquino, Nikki Bacolod, Mark Bautista/ Directed by Mark Meily

"Ang Tanging Ina N'yong Lahat" (2008)- Stars Ai-Ai delas Alas, Shaina Magdayao, Carlo Aquino, Alwyn Uytingco and Eugene Domingo/ Directed by Wenn Deramas


"Iskul Bukol: 20 YearsAfter" (2008)- Stars Tito, Vic and Joey, Gian Sotto, Oyo Boy Sotto, Keempee de Leon, Jose Manalo, Carlene Aguilar, Bianca King, Jimmy Santos, Benjie Paras/ Directed by Tony Reyes

Shake, Rattle & Roll X (2008)/ Three Episodes/ Directed by Topel Lee and Mike Tuviera

Episode 1: “Emergency”- Cast- Roxanne Guinoo, J.C. de Vera, Mylene Dizon, Wendell Ramos, John Lapus, Janus del Prado
Episode 2: “Class Picture”- Cast- Kim Chiu, Gerard Anderson, Jean Garcia, I.C. Mendoza, Erich Gonzales
Episode 3: “Nieves: The Engkanto Slayer” – Cast- Marian Rivera, Diana Zubiri, Jennica Garcia, Mart Escudero, Luis Alandy, Desiree Del Valle, Iwa Moto

Left- "Desperadas 2" (2008)- Stars Ruffa Gutierrez, Rufa Mae Quinto, Iza Calzado, Marian Rivera and Ogie Alcasid/ with Wendell ramos, Jay R, TJ Trinidad, Will DeVaughn, Christian Vasquez/ Directed by Joel Lamangan

Right- "Magkaibigan" (2008)- Stars Christopher de Leon, Jinggoy Estrada, Maricel Laxa and Ms. Dawn Zulueta/ Directed by Jose Javier Reyes

Left- "One Night Only" (2008)- Stars Diana Zubiri, Jennylyn Mercado, Katrina Halili, Valerie Concepcion and Alessandra de Rossi/ with Ricky Davao, Paolo Contis, Jon Avila, Joross Gamboa and Manilyn Reynes/ Directed by JJose Javier Reyes

"Dayo:Sa Daigdig ng Elementalia" (2008)- Featuring the voices of Nash Aguas, Katrina Legaspi, Michael V., Pokwang, Nova Villa, Noel Trinidad, Johnny Delgado, Peque Gallaga, Laurice Guillen/ Directed by Robert Quilao

Metro Manila Film Festival Awards 2008
Best Picture: Baler
2nd Best Picture: Ang Tanging Ina N’yong Lahat
3rd Best Picture: Iskul Bukol: 20 Years After
Best Director: Mark Meily (Baler)
Best Actor: Christopher de Leon (Magkaibigan)
Best Actress: Anne Curtis (Baler)
Best Supporting Actor: Phillip Salvador (Baler)
Best Supporting Actress: Manilyn Reynes (One Night Only)
Best Screenplay: Roy Iglesias (Baler)
Best Original Story: Jose Javier Reyes (One Night Only)
Best Cinematography: Lee Meily (Baler)
Best Editor: Danny Anonuevo (Baler)
Best Musical Score: Jessie Lasaten (Dayo sa Mundo ng Elementalia)
Best Movie Theme Song: "Lipad," by Jessie Lasaten and Artemio Abad Jr.; performed by Lea Salonga (Dayo sa Mundo ng Elementalia)
Best Production Design: Aped Santos (Baler)
Best Visual Effects: Robert Quilao (Dayo sa Mundo ng Elementalia)
Best Sound Recording: Albert Idioma and Wally Dellosa (Dayo sa Mundo ng Elementalia)
Best Makeup: Noli Villalobos (Desperadas 2)
Best Child Performer: Robert Villar (Shake, Rattle & Roll X)
Gender Sensitive Award (for promoting equality of men and women through film): Baler
Gatpuno Antonio Villegas Cultural Award: Baler

Here are the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) 2008 Box Office Gross as of January 2, 2009.
1. Ang Tanging Ina N’yong Lahat – 102.5M
2. Iskul Bukol… 20 Years After – 72.6M
3. Shake Rattle and Roll X – 45.7M
4. Desperadas 2 – 27.3M
5. Baler – 24.5M
6. One Night Only – 5.7M
7. Dayo – 4.1M
8. Magkaibigan – 1.6M

Source: National Cinema Association of the Philippines

THE 2007 METRO MANILA FILM FESTIVAL: "RESIKLO" BEST PICTURE; MARICEL SORIANO AND JINGGOY ESTRADA TOP AWARDEES

--> Maricel Soriano, Jinggoy Estrada and the movie, Resiklo topped the 2007 Metro Manila Film Festival. Soriano and Estrada took home the Best Actor and Best Actress awards for their stellar performances in the films Bahay Kubo and Katas ng Saudi respectively. Ramon ‘Bong’ Revilla, Jr.’s Resiklo won eight awards--- Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor (Roi Vinzon), Best Editing (Jay Halili), Best Cinematography (Jay Linao), Best Production Design (Rodel Cruz), Best Visual Effect (Ignite Media), Best Sound (Ditoy Aguila) and Best Float.

Other awardees include Best Director- Cesar Apolinario for Banal; Best Supporting Actress-Eugene Domingo for Bahay Kubo); Best Child Performer- Nash Aguas for Shake, Rattle & Roll 9; Best Screenplay- Jose Javier Reyes for Bahay Kubo; Best Story- May Cruz and Cesar Apolinario for Banal); Best Musical Score- Von De Guzman for Bahay Kubo); Best Make-Up- Rosalinda Lopez for Desperadas; Best Original Theme Song - Wala Na Bang Pag-Asa?/Anak ng Kumander; Most Gender-Sensitive Film – Desperadas and the Gatpuno Antonio J. Villegas Cultural Award - Bahay Kubo and Katas ng Saudi.
Complete List of Winners:

Best Actress - Maricel Soriano (Bahay Kubo)
Best Actor - Jinggoy Estrada (Katas ng Saudi)
Best Supporting Actress - Eugene Domingo (Bahay Kubo)
Best Supporting Actor - Roi Vinzon (Resiklo)
Best Child Performer - Nash Aguas (Shake, Rattle & Roll 9)
Best Picture: Resiklo
2nd Best Picture: Sakal, Sakali, Saklolo
3rd Best Picture: Enteng Kabisote 4:Okay Ka Fairy Ko... The Beginning of the Legend
Best Director - Cesar Apolinario (Banal)
Gatpuno Antonio J. Villegas Cultural Award - Bahay Kubo & Katas ng Saudi
Most Gender-Sensitive Film - Desperadas
Best Screenplay - Joey Reyes (Katas ng Saudi)
Best Story - May Cruz and Cesar Apolinario (Banal)
Best Editing - Jay Halili (Resiklo)
Best Cinematography - Jay Linao (Resiklo)
Best Production Design - Rodel Cruz (Resiklo)
Best Visual Effect - Ignite Media (Resiklo)
Best Musical Score - Von De Guzman (Bahay Kubo)
Best Sound - Ditoy Aguila (Resiklo)
Best Make-Up - Rosalinda Lopez (Desperadas)
Best Original Theme Song - Wala Na Bang Pag-Asa?/composed by Rusty Fernandez (Anak ng Kumander)

"Resiklo" (2007)- Stars Ramon 'Bong' Revilla, Jr., Dingdong Dantes, Jennylen Mercado, Bobby Andrews, Jarius Aquino, Paolo Contis, Ella Cruz, Mylene Dizon, King Gutierrez, Michelle Madrigal, Bryan Revilla, Jolo Revilla, Ramjen Revilla, TJ Trinidad, Benjie Paras and Roi Vinzon/ Directed by Mark Reyes

"Katas ng Saudi" (2007)- Stars Jinggoy Estrada, Lorna Tolentino, Bayani Agbayani, Eugene Domingo, Arron Villaflor, Julian Estrada and Shaina Magdayao & Rayver Cruz/ with the special participation of Adel Tamano/ Directed by Jose Javier Reyes


"Bahay Kubo" (2007)- Stars Maricel Soriano, Eric Quizon, Marian Rivera, Shaina Magdayao, Yasmien Kurdi, Eugene Domingo, Mark Heras, Rayver Cruz, Jiro Manio, Bearwin Meily and Ms. Gloria Romero/ Directed by Joel Lamangan

"Sakal, Sakali, Saklolo" (2007)- Stars Judy Ann Santos, Ryan Agoncillo, Ms. Gloria Diaz, Ms. Gina Pareno, Ariel Ureta, Dominic Ochoa, Juliana Palermo, Derek Ramsay/ Directed by Jose Javier Reyes

"Enteng Kabisote 4: OKay Ka Fairy Ko... The Beginning of the Legend" (2007)- Stars Vic Sotto, Kristine Hermosa, Ian Veneracion, Francine Prieto, Carlos Agassi and Michael de Mesa/ with Oyo Sotto, Giselle 'G' Toengi, Jose Manalo, Aiza Seguerra, Ruby Rodriguez and Peque Gallaga/ Directed by Tony Reyes

"Desperadas" (2007)- Stars Ruffa Gutierrez, Rufa Mae Quinto, Iza Calzado, Marian Rivera, Wedell ramos, Jay R, Tj Trinidad/ Introduncing Will DeVaughn/ Directed by Joel Lamangan

"Banal" (2007)- Stars Christopher de Leon, Paolo Contis, Alfred Vargas, Paolo Paraiso, Cassandra Ponti, Ina Alegre, Joey 'Pepe' Smith, Pen Medina/ Directed by Cesar Apolinario

Shake, Rattle & Roll 9 (2007)/ Three Episodes/ Directed by Paul Daza, Topel Lee and Mike Tuviera

Episode 1: “Christmas Tree”- Cast- Nash Aguas, Gina Alajar, Sophia Baars, Tonton Gutierrez, John Lapus, Lovi Poe, John Prats, Boots Anson-Roa
Episode 2: “Bangungot”- Cast- Jaison Gainza, Roxanne Guinoo, Jaymee Joaquin, Pauleen Luna, Andrea Torres
Episode 3: "Engkanto"- Cast- Jojo Alejar, Sam Concepcion, Mart Escudero, Matt Evans, Katrina Halili, Hector Macaso, Jewel Mische, Melissa Ricks, Felix Roco

"Anak ng Kumander" (2007)- Stars Manny Pacquiao, Ara Mina, Valerie Concepcion, Lara Morena/ with Roi Vinzon, Dante Rivero, Perla Bautista, Efren Reyes Jr.,/ Directed by J. Kaka Balagtas

Figures released by MMFF Executive Committee Ric Camaligan revealed that as of January 3, 2008, the box-office gross rankings of the Metro Manila Film Festival entries are:

1. Sakal Sakali Saklolo – 97 Million
2. Enteng Kabisote 4 – 91 Million
3. Shake Rattle and Roll 9 – 57 Million
4. Resiklo – 20 Million
5. Desperadas – 17 Million
6. Bahay Kubo – 16 Million
7. Katas ng Saudi – 3.1 Million
8. Anak ng Kumander – 1.5 Million
9. Banal – 1.4 Million

PACQUIAO IN A ONE-SIDED UNANIMOUS DECISION OVER MARGARITO

GRAPEVINE, TEXAS—Manny Pacquiao threw bombs that could have toppled a brick wall. Antonio Margarito absorbed most of them, but refused to fall.

In a masterful display of speed and precision, Pacquiao dominated the taller, bigger Margarito from the opening bell to earn a lopsided unanimous decision on Saturday night (Sunday in Manila) for the World Boxing Council super welterweight crown that further embellished his already sterling ring career.

Reasserting his dominance over Mexican fighters, the Filipino pound-for-pound king captured a record eighth title in as many divisions in his unprecedented march on history, a feat only Pacquiao himself could break if he decides to court danger again by moving to a higher weight class. As Pacquiao bruised, bloodied and eventually disfigured the face of Margarito, he proved again that, at least so far, speed trumps size. Against his largest opponent yet, Pacquiao did what Pacquiao always does: He dipped and danced and fired southpaw, he ducked and spun and landed a tornado of combinations. When it ended, Pacquiao had earned his 13th straight victory and the WBC’s vacant 154-pound title.

With each round, Margarito’s face worsened, as if Pacquiao was painting a brutal boxing masterpiece. It went like this: seventh round, left eye closed; eighth round, bleeding from nose; ninth round, left cheek bruised; 10th round, fight nearly stopped. In the 11th round, Pacquiao glanced at the referee, almost pleading for a stoppage. In the 12th round, he took mercy, punching rarely, virtually allowing Margarito to finish on his feet.

Pacquiao won every round on one scorecard, 120-108, and was ahead 119-109 and 118-110 on the other two. The Associated Press had it a 120-108 shutout.
By Roy Luarca
Philippine Daily Inquirer

JOHN LLOYD CRUZ AND BEA ALONZO: LOVE TEAM OF THE 2000s # 3

In 2002, John Lloyd Cruz starred in the primetime TV drama series Kay Tagal Kang Hinintay with Lorna Tolentino leading the cast. It was in this series that he was teamed up with budding young actress Bea Alonzo. At that time, Bea was only a newbie in the industry, having just started her career in K2BU. When the two appeared together, they clicked instantly. The following year, the two starred in their own TV series, It Might Be You. Their love team was launched on the big screen in 2003 via the Two Hearts episode of My First Romance. It was followed with another movie Now That I Have You in 2004. By then, it was proven that the John Lloyd-Bea love team was the one to watch. In 2005, they did another TV soap, Ikaw Ang Lahat Sa Akin co-starring with Claudine Barretto and Diether Ocampo.

The year 2006 would seem like the year that changed Bea and John Lloyd. That year, they starred in their third movie, Close to You, alongside Sam Milby, their fourth, All About You and a top-rating TV series Maging Sino Ka Man, where the viewers were introduced to the famous love story of Eli and Jackie. When the series ended, their fans didn’t have to wait long as their fifth movie was released in 2007 entitled One More Chance. In 2008, they appeared in the Filipino remake of the telenovela I Love Betty La Fea. The two were reunited on screen in 2010, after three years, in a blockbuster hit, Miss You like Crazy.
(Source article: S Magazine/ February 2010)

"My First Romance" (2003)- Two Episodes: "One Love"- Stars John Prats and Heart Evangelista/ Directed by John Lazatin "Two Hearts"- Stars John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alonzo/ Directed by Don Cuaresma

"Now That I Have You" (2004)- Stars John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alnzo/ Diorected by Laurenti Dyogi

"Close To You" (2006)- Stars John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alonzo/ Introducing Sam Milby/ withMelanie Marquez, Buboy Garovillo, Techie Agbayani & Nova Villa/ Directed by Cathy Garcia- Molina

"All About Love (2006)- Stars John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alonzo, Anne Curtiz and Luis Manzano; Angelica Paganiban and Jason Abalos/ Directed by Jerry Lopez Sineneng, Don Cuaresma and Joyce Jimenez

"One More Chance" (2007)- Stars John Lloyd Cruz, Bea Alonzo, Derek Ramsay, Maja Salvador, Dimples Romana, Nikki Gil, Janus del Prado, James Blanco, Ahron Vilena/ Directed by Cathy Garcia-Molina

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"Miss You Like Crazy" (2010)- Stars John Lloyd Cruz, Bea Alonzo, Maricar Reyes, Jun Urbano, Ryan Eigenmann, Malou de Guzman, Ina Feleo, Ketchup Eusebio, Dianne Medina & Bembol Roco/ Directed by Cathy Garcia-Molina