+ Follow Crescent Moon Tag
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[Summary] => Sayang at hindi nakarating sa general presscon ng Across the Crescent Moon na pinagbibidahan ni Matteo Guidicelli ang mag-amang Gabby at Garie Concepcion. Marami kasi ang curious dahil ito ang first project na nagkasama sila.
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[Title] => Baby proves that a woman can direct an action movie
[Summary] => Two male directors reportedly ridiculed Baby Nebrida when they learned that Baby, noted for award-winning screenplays, was directing Across the Crescent Moon, an action movie. They asked in disbelief, “How can Baby direct an action film?“
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By its heyday in the 1970s, the local industry was regularly churning out 200 feature films a year, mostly gangster and romance flicks in the Filipino language, for domestic movie-goers in the world’s 12th most populous state.
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On her plates, world cuisines are served. Local fare with flair at Uva and Lolo Dad’s, international specialties at the Shangri-La, Mandarin and Peninsula hotel restaurants. Discriminating guests at Amanpulo and El Nido resorts dine on fresh catch of the day using her plates. Even a Malaysian Hotel and a department store in Spain are pleased with their custom-made orders. They may not be aware of it, but they’re eating off plates that come from the workshop of one remarkable woman: Lanelle Abueva-Fernando.
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Ricky Lo | January 16, 2017 - 12:00am
