2003 Metro Manila Film Festival
- 2003 Metro Manila Film Festival
The 29th Metro Manila Film Festival was held in Manila, Philippines, from 25 December 2003 to 31 December 2003.
Entries
#"'Crying Ladies
#Homecoming
#Filipinas
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#Captain Barbell
#Fantastic Man
#Malikmata
#Gagamboy
#Bridal Shower
Winners
*Best Picture: Crying Ladies
*2nd Best Picture: Mano Po 2: My Home
*3rd Best Picture: Filipinas
*Best Actor: Eric Quizon (Crying Ladies)
*Best Actress: Maricel Soriano (Filipinas)
*Best Director: Mark Meily (Crying Ladies)
*Best Supporting Actor: Victor Neri(Filipinas)
*Best Supporting Actress: Hilda Koronel (Crying Ladies)
*Best Child Performer: Julio Pacheco (Crying Ladies)
*Best Screenplay: Roy Iglesias (Filipinas)
*Best Story: Roy Iglesias and Lily Monteverde (Mano Po 2: My Home)
*Best Cinematography: J. A. Tadena (Mano Po 2: My Home)
*Best Editing: Vito Cajili (Malikmata)
*Best Visual Effects: Dodge Ledesma and Road Runner (Malikmata)
*Best Movie Theme Song: Isang Pagtanaw (Homecoming)
*Best Musical Score: Francis Guevarra and Ferdie Marquez (Malikmata)
*Best Sound Recording: Mike Idioma (Malikmata)
*Best Production Design: Rodell Cruz (Mano Po 2)
*Best Make-Up: Florencio Pinero, Gretta Estoesta, and Oscar Buara (Fantastic Man)
*Best Float: Mano Po 2: My Home
*Most Gender-Sensitive film: Homecoming
*Gatpuno Antonio J. Villegas Cultural Award: Filipinas
*People's Choice for Best Actress: Sharon Cuneta (Crying Ladies)
*People's Choice for Best Actor: Richard Gomez (Filipinas)
*People's Choice for Best Picture: Mano Po 2: My Home
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