Iyah Mina made history last night as Cinema One Originals awarded her Best Actress for her role in ‘Mamu; And A Mother Too.’
Mina is the first transgender woman to won said award in the history of Philippine cinema. She dedicated her award to the LGBT community.
“This is for the trans community… for equality,” Mina said during her acceptance speech.
The film ‘Mamu’ also won Audience Choice Award and Best Supporting Actor for Ahron Villaflor.
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| 'Paglisan' won Best Picture, and other three awards. |
The biggest winners of the awards ceremonies, held at Dolphy Theater in ABS-CBN (hosted by Xian Lim and Jodi Sta. Maria), were ‘Never Tear Us Apart’ and ‘Paglisan,’ receiving 6 and 4 awards respectively, with the latter winning Best Picture.
FULL LIST OF WINNERS:
Best Picture: ‘Paglisan’
Best Director: Whammy Alcazaren for ‘Never Tear Us Apart’
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| Best Director Whammy Alcazaren for 'Never Tear Us Apart' |
Jury Prize: ‘Never Tear Us Apart’
Audience Choice Award: ‘Mamu; And A Mother Too’
Special Citation: ‘A Short History of a Few Bad Things’
Champion Bughaw Special Award: ‘Paglisan’
Best Actor: Alwyn Uytingco for ‘Asuang’
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| Alwyn Uytingco won Best Actor for his role in 'Asuang' |
Best Actress: Iyah Mina for ‘Mamu; And A Mother Too’
Best Supporting Actor: Ahron Villaflor for ‘Mamu; And A Mother Too’
Best Supporting Actress: Mary Joy Apostol for ‘Hospicio’
Best Screenplay: Carl Papa and Aica Ganhinhin for 'Paglisan'
Best Sound: Jess Carlos for ‘Paglisan’
Best Music: Teresa Barrozo for ‘Paglisan’ tied with Erwin Romulo, Juan Miguel Sobrepena, and Malek Lopez for ‘Never Tear Us Apart’
Best Production Design: Thesa Tang for ‘Never Tear Us Apart’
Best Editing: Ilsa Malsi for ‘Never Tear Us Apart’
Best Cinematography: Sasha Palomares for ‘Never Tear Us Apart’
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