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- Himala
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1982 Drama
Anyone who wishes to explore Philippine cinema must watch Himala. This Filipino drama was directed by Ishmael Bernal and stars the “superstar” of Philippine cinema, Nora Aunor, who was nominated for Best Actress at the 1982 Berlin International Film Festival for her performance in this film. One of the greatest Filipino films of all time, Himala is about the story of a young girl who was believed to possess miraculous powers, which she used to heal the sick.
Useful vocabulary you’ll encounter in the film:
1. pananampalataya – “faith” 2. Panginoong Diyos– “Lord God” 3. milagro/himala– “Miracle” 4. Birheng Maria– “Virgin Mary” 5. manggagamot – “healer” / “physician” / someone who heals the sick
Famous line from the film:
Walang himala! Ang himala ay nasa puso ng tao! “There is no miracle! The miracle is in the heart of man!”
1980 Action-Fantasy
Ang Pandayis an action-fantasy film directed by Ronwaldo Reyes and starring the King of Philippine Movies, Fernando Poe Jr., who plays Flavio, a blacksmith forced to brand children with the mark of the tyrant Lizardo. Flavio forges a magical sword and eventually fulfills a prophecy about him defeating the tyrant while fighting zombies and monsters along the way. This film is so popular that several remakes have been made throughout the years. The main franchise itself was followed by three mo...
Useful vocabulary you’ll encounter in the film:
1. espada – “sword” 2. alamat – “legend” 3. tatakan – “to mark” 4. alipin– “slave” 5. tagapagligtas – “savior”
Famous line from the film:
Hindi ako, sapagkat ang panahon ko ay lumipas na. Iba ang darating at makikipagtugis sayo. “Not I, for my time has passed. Another one will come and pursue you.”
2004 Romantic Drama
One of the most successful Filipino movies of all time, Milan has made over P130 million in the box office. The movie stars Piolo Pascual and Claudine Baretto, two of the top actors in Philippine cinema, and its story is about two Overseas Contract Workers who fall in love while working in Milan. In 2005, both Piolo Pascual and Claudine Baretto won Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences Awards (FAMAS)for Best Actor and Best Actress for this movie. This film will not only help improve you...
Useful vocabulary you’ll encounter in the film:
1. pinoy – a term relating to Filipinos 2. pangarap – “dream” 3. hanapin – “to find” or “to look for” 4. tulong – “help” 5. utang – “debt”
Famous line from the film:
Mahal mo ba ako dahil kailangan mo ako, o kailangan mo ako kaya mahal mo ako? “Do you love me because you need me, or do you need me because you love me?” Data shows there were nearly 30,000 Filipinos living and working in Milan in 2008.
2007 Romantic Drama
One More Chance is a film directed by Cathy-Molina Garcia and it stars two of the hottest Filipino actors of this generation: John Lloyd Cruz and Bea Alonzo. The film is about two college sweethearts who eventually get to work for the same construction firm. After several years of being together, Basha (Alonzo’s character) decides to break up with Popoy (Cruz), who she felt was being too controlling. Hailed as one of the most unforgettable romantic Filipino movies of all time, One More Chance...
Useful vocabulary you’ll encounter in the film:
1. nakakapagod– “tiresome” 2. magdesisyon – “to decide” 3. plano– “plan” 4. opisina – “office” 5. arkitekto – “architect”
Famous line from the film:
Sana ako pa rin. Ako na lang…ako na lang ulit. “I hope I’m still the one. Let it be me…let it be me again.”
2015 Historical Biopic
Heneral Luna is perfect for those who are studying the Filipino language and culture as the film is set during the time of the Philippine Revolution. What makes this film unique is that it reveals a lot about the brilliant Filipino general Antonio Luna (as well as about Emilio Aguinaldo, Apolinario Mabini, and other famous personalities of that time) that you won’t find in history textbooks. The full movie can be viewed on TBA’s YouTube Channel. TBA is one of the studios that produced Heneral...
Useful vocabulary you’ll encounter in the film:
1. digmaan– “war” 2. bayan– “country” 3. kalayaan– “freedom” 4. sakripisyo – “sacrifice” 5. duwag– “coward”
Famous line from the film:
Negosyo o kalayaan? Bayan o sarili? Pumili ka! “Business or freedom? Country or self? You choose!” General Antonio Luna was so brilliant that even his enemies claimed he was the only general the Filipino army had.
2006 Horror Film
Since the film’s release in 2009, Sukob has been considered the highest-grossing Filipino film of all time with its 203 million-peso earnings. Filipinos love horror films, but what makes this one unique is that it’s based on the Filipino superstition referred to as sukob (lit. “to share a cover or shelter”), which says that one shouldn’t get married in the same year as an immediate family member does. What happens when someone pushes to do so? Well, I won’t spill the beans. Watch Sukob (at yo...
Useful vocabulary you’ll encounter in the film:
1. asawa– “spouse” 2. kasal – “wedding” 3. pamahiin – “superstition” 4. sumpa – “curse” 5. sakuna – “tragedy”
Famous line from the film:
Karaniwan, kapag sukob sa taon ng kasal ng magkapatid, ang isa minamalas, ang isa naman, sinuswerte. “Usually, when siblings get married in the same year, this is considered sukob, and one of the two gets lucky, while the other one suffers from bad fortune.”
2000 Religious Family Drama
Tanging Yaman is a star-studded Filipino movie about family, based on a liturgical composition of the same title. The international title of the film is A Change of Heart, but Tanging Yaman is literally “only treasure” in Filipino. Winner of nine awards at the 2000 Metro Manila Film Festival, Tanging Yamantells the story of Lola Loleng (played by well-seasoned Filipina actress Gloria Romero) and her struggles against a debilitating disease as well as the strife between her own children. The f...
Useful vocabulary you’ll encounter in the film:
1. Diyos – “God” 2. problema– “problem” 3. lupa – “land” or “property” 4. pamilya – “family” 5. magkakapatid – “siblings”
Famous line from the film:
Kahit ‘yung hindi binibigkas ng ating bibig at ‘yung mga lihim na idinadaing ng ating mga puso, nadidinig Nya ‘yun. “Even the things that our mouths do not utter and the secrets that our hearts cry out for, He hears.”
2014 Romantic Comedy
English Only, Pleaseis a unique Filipino rom-com in that it’s a film about words. It highlights words that people in love would often use. It stars actor Derek Ramsay, who plays a Filipino-American who decides to come home to the Philippines to confront his ex-girlfriend. Since he doesn’t speak Tagalog well, he hires a top-notch tutor named Tere, played by Jennelyn Mercado. This is one fun film where you’ll literally learn new Tagalog words!
Useful vocabulary you’ll encounter in the film:
1. tanga sa pag-ibig– “lovefool” 2. walang-hiya – “a shameless person” 3. kilig – untranslatable Tagalog word that refers to the feeling of romantic thrill or excitement 4. sinungaling – “liar” 5. magpaturo – “to ask someone to teach you”
Famous line from the film:
Oo na ako na. Ako na. Ako na ang mag-isa! “Alright, I admit it. It’s me. I’m the one who’s single!” The Philippines is home to top-notch English tutors like “Tere” in the film ‘English Only, Please.’
2017 Romantic Comedy
Kita Kita is set in Japan and follows the story of a Filipino tour guide who goes blind, but not before her fiance cheats on her. A fellow Filipino befriends her, and they eventually fall in love. The film stars award-winning Alessandra De Rossi and comedy star Empoy Marquez, and has grossed P320 million against a modest budget of P10 million. In 2019, Indonesia released its own adaptation of the film, although the film was set in Korea instead of Japan. Due to its success, Kita Kita was dubb...
Useful vocabulary you’ll encounter in the film:
1. bulag – “blind” 2. mata – “eyes” 3. kinikilig – “thrilled” 4. nakakakita – “able to see” 5. pogi – “handsome”
Famous line from the film:
Noong nakakakita ka, ‘di mo ako nakita. Nang mabulag ka, doon mo lang ako nakita. “You didn’t notice me when you still had your sight. When you lost your sight, that’s the only time you were able to see me.”
2018 Romantic Drama
Through Night and Day became the most-viewed film in the Philippines in 2020. It was ranked by Google as the number-one Most Searched Movie when it released its top search queries list on December 10, 2020. It was also named the 2020 Most Popular Filipino Title on Netflix Philippines. The film stars Alessandra De Rossi (yes, the same actress in the hit Kita Kita) who plays Jen and Paolo Contis who plays Ben, a soon-to-be-married couple whose relationship is torn apart after a tour to Iceland....
Useful vocabulary you’ll encounter in the film:
1. pabigat– “burden” 2. magkadikit – “always together” literally “stuck together” 3. bakasyon – “vacation” 4. magpapakasal – “getting married” 5. kaligayahan – “happiness”
Famous line from the film:
Kung mabubuhay man akong muli, ikaw pa rin ang pipiliin kong mahalin. “If I should live again, you will still be the one I will choose to love.” Filipino-Italian actress Alessandra De Rossi starred in two of the most critically acclaimed Filipino films in the last three years.
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