Philippines bags multiple awards in the 19th Asian Film Fest - BusinessWorld Online

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THE PHILIPPINES came out of the 19th Asian Film Festival with a slew of awards.

Vince Rillon won the Best Actor award for his work inIn its official Facebook page, the Asian Film Festival’s award citation reads: “Vince Rillon has managed to play the difficult role of a boy who has to survive in an environment dominated by violence, corruption, and continuous prevarication.”

Sharing the award for Best Actor with Mr. Rillon is Christian Bables for his work in Jun Robles Lana’s film,The award citation reads: “Christian Bables has been extraordinary in interpreting the character of Dharna, a gay beautician whose name is mistakenly included in the checklist in the war on drugs. Dharna will have to prove his innocence in the flash of a night. Mr.

Mr. Bables previously won Best Actor at the 2021 Metro Manila Film Festival for the same film, which also won Best Picture at the MMFF. In his acceptance speech on video, Mr. Bables restated what he expressed during his MMFF acceptance speech, “I may find it hard to express my thoughts and opinions through words. But please, let me fight for you, and with you through my art.”“I am just happy that the film gets to be seen all over the world, little by little, with all these festivals picking it up and showing it in their own cities, in their own regions, and in their own territories,” Mr.

 

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