Sinag Maynila Film Festival 2018 Awards: Full List of Winners

The Sinag Maynila 2018 Gabi ng Parangal ceremonies announced its winners on March 11, 2018 at Conrad Hotel Manila. Joselito Altarejos' Tale of the Lost Boys won the coveted Best Picture trophy, including the Sinag Maynila Box Office Award (for garnering the highest ticket sales), Best Screenplay for May de los Santos, and a back-to-back Best Editing win for Diego Marx Dobles, who won for Kristo last year.

"Tu Pug Imatuy" & "Kristo" selected for Tokyo International Film Festival; Sinag Maynila 2018: Call for Submissions

Sinag Maynila Film Festival: Sine Lokal, Pang-Internasyonal remain true to its advocacy as two of its full-length films qualify for the Tokyo International Film Festival. The SMFF 2017 Best Film winner Tu Pug Imatuy (The Right to Kill) by Arbi Barbarona is competing for the Asian Future Category, while the equally award-winning film Kristo by HF Yambao is featured in the Crosscut Asia Section.

Sinag Maynila Film Festival 2017 Awards: Full List of Winners

Arbi Barbarona‘s Tu Pug Imatuy (The Right to Kill) won big with six (6) awards at Sinag Maynila Film Festival 2017 Gabi ng Parangal awarding ceremonies held on March 12, 2017 at Samsung Hall, SM Aura Premier in Taguig City, Philippines. The film won Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress for newcomer Malona Sulatan, Best Screenplay, Best Music, and Best Cinematography (with Bryan Jimenez).

Sinag Maynila Film Festival 2016 Awards: Full List of Winners

 
Mrs. won big at the Sinag Maynila Film Festival 2016 Awards winning Best Film, as well as Best Director, Best Cinematography, and Best Actress (for Elizabeth Oropesa). The awards night was held on April 24 at the Samsung Hall, SM Aura Premier, Bonifacio Global City in Taguig City.

5 films chosen for Sinag Maynila Film Festival 2016

After a successful initial year, Solar Entertainment Corporation, through its head Wilson Tieng and festival director Brillante Mendoza, is proud to announce the entries for Sinag Maynila 2016. More than a hundred entries were submitted and only five films were chosen. Each entry will receive a grant of two million pesos.