Monday, April 28, 2008

THE 1st MANILA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL (1982)





Best Picture - "36 Chowringhee Lane" (India)
Best Actress - Lyudmila Gurchenko in "The Beloved Woman of Mechanic
Gavrilov
" (USSR)

Best Actor - Bruno Lawrence in "Smash Palace" (New Zealand)
Best Director - Goran Markovic for "Majstori, Majstori" (Yugoslavia)

Special Jury Awards: "The French Lieutenant's Woman" (UK)
"Gallipoli" (Australia)
"Vabank" (Poland)






MIFF 1982 OFFICIAL PUBLICATION




THE FILMS IN COMPETITION

36 Chowringhee Lane (India)


Body Heat (USA)


Gallipoli (Australia)


Growing Up (Liten Ida) (Norway)


Harry Tracy-Desperado (Canada)


La Femme D'A Cote (France)


Lola (West Germany)


Los Viernes de la Eternidad (Argentina)


Majstori, Majstori! (Yugoslavia)


No Charges Filed (Egypt)


Smash Palace (New Zealand)


Take It All (Jetz Und Alles) (West Germany)


The Beloved Woman of Mechanic Gavrilov (USSR)


The French Lieutenant's Woman (Great Britain)


There Was A War When I Was A Child (Japan)


Vabank (Poland)


Wasted Lives (Hungary)






WENG-WENG: SUPERSTAR AT THE FEST

Weng-Weng, being buzzed by German Actress Dolly Dollar




PINOY FILMS FOR INTERNATIONAL MARKET
FPJ Productions, Inc.



Nepomuceno Productions, Inc.



"Kamakalawa" by Eddie Romero





6 comments:

  1. Hello, sir, I 'Gandhi' was also shown at the Manila Film Center during the 1st MIFF in 1982. I remember the event which was attended by Ben Kingsley himself.

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  2. I also remember screenings of "Evil Under the Sun" an Agatha Christie adaptation, starring Peter Ustinov. I didn't get to see it but they were showing ads on TV and the screening skeds.

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  3. hi. great to have found this on the internet. i've been trying to recall the films i've seen during the festival. i remember one particular film, 'looping' about circus folks but it was not here. just wondering.
    great job and effort you're doing. many thanks.

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  4. Good day! Great to have found this site.. Cannot quite remember the competing films in the 1981 MIFF, although it brings to my mind a number of films in exhibition during the entire festival among them, THE CLINIC and our very own ORO, PLATA, MATA, if I am not mistaken.. Also, the lone Japanese film IN THE REALM OF THE SENSES which some, seriously or not, said was an "erotic trash", lol! Surprisingly, the said film had actual penetration scene, so they say.. I wasnt able to watch the last-day screening of it at the Folk Arts Theater.. It was a queue, really! I even saw celebrities getting in line like spouses Michael de Mesa and Gina Alajar.. there.. just sharing..

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  5. I had fond memories of the Manila International Film Festival. I saw more than 20 featured and competing films. Mostly free entrance because my student was the one at the gate of the theater (YCAP requirement).

    There was this screening of The Professional at the Main theater of the Manila Film Center when the earth shook. It's an earthquake. I was so scared remembering that the structure had just been constructed.

    Nora Aunor and Christopher de Leon were presenters during the awards night.

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  6. Do ET...the movie ...was one of the film entries at the 1st manila internarional festival?

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