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In the entire history of the Academy Awards, no film from the Philippines has been nominated or even made the shortlist for the International Feature Film category.

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Against a field of over 5,000 short film entries — narrowed down to 40 in official competition — a Filipino film rose to distinction at the recently concluded Toronto International Film Festival.

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Giapsan na sa pelikula nila ni  Sarah Geronimo ug John Lloyd Cruz nga  “It Takes a Man and a Woman” ang record sa “Praybeyt Benjamin” ni Vice Ganda.

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After a long, long time, the very prestigious Cannes Film Festival came up with a surprise of surprises when it chose Filipino Film Director Brilliante Mendoza as the 2009 Cannes Film Festival’s “Best Director” for the movie “Kinatay” classed as an “Indie Film” or Independent Film made without the benefit of major US Studios, like United Artists (UA), MGM or Columbia Pictures.

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