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Angel Locsin, El Presidente big winners at Star Awards for Movies 2013

Angel Locsin wins the Movie Actress of the Year award for One More Try, at the 29th PMPC Star Awards for Movies awards night, held at the AFP Theater in Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon City on 10 March 2013. (George Calvelo/NPPA Images)

Angel Locsin was the night's big and unexpected winner at the 29th PMPC Star Awards for Movies on Sunday, March 10 at the AFP Theater, Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City.

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The Kapamilya actress was named Movie Actress of the Year award for her role in "One More Try," besting veteran stars such as Nora Aunor ("Thy Womb") and Gina Alajar ("Mater Dolorosa"), among others.

"Hindi po ako makapaniwala talaga," she said during her acceptance speech. "Para sa akin, ang mga artista, isa sa pinakainsecure na tao yan... So yung nga ganitong bagay, ang laki ng naitutulong."

"Honestly, hindi ko po alam kung ano ang gagawin ko pag di ako umaarte. Ganun ko kamahal ang acting," Angel added.

The 2012 Metro Manila Film Festival entry "El Presidente" received the Movie of the Year and the Actor of the Year award for Jeorge Estregan Jr.

This is Estregan's second consecutive Actor of the Year award from the Star Awards for Movies. Last year, he won the same award for "Manila Kingpin" with Aga Muhlach (who won the award for "In the Name of Love").

Mark Meily also scored two victories for the historical film by winning the Movie Director of the Year and Movie Screenwriter of the Year awards.

Janice de Belen won the Supporting Actress of the Year award for her performance in "Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles."

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Meanwhile, Carlo Aquino of the Cinema One Originals film "Mater Dolorosa" won Supporting Actor of the Year.

Neil Coleta and Tippy Dos Santos of the musical-comedy film "I Do Bi Doo Bi Doo" bagged the New Movie Actor and New Movie Actress of the Year, respectively.

Tippy shared her award with Kapuso star Kim Komatsu fot her role in the Cinemalaya film "Mga Mumunting Lihim.'

In the independent film categories, the Jericho Rosales-starrer "Alagwa" beat early critical favorites such as "Thy Womb" and "Bwakaw" by winning the Indie Movie of the Year and Indie Director of the Year (for Ian Loreños) awards.

Here are the complete list of winners:

MOVIE OF THE YEAR
 
·         El Presidente / Scenema Concept International, Inc.
 
MOVIE DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR

 
·         Mark Meily / El Presidente

INDIE MOVIE OF THE YEAR
 
·         Alagwa / Breakaway Films
 
INDIE MOVIE DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR


·         Ian Loreños / Alagwa

MOVIE ACTOR OF THE YEAR
 
·         Jeorge “E.R.” Estregan / El Presidente
 
MOVIE ACTRESS OF THE YEAR
 
·         Angel Locsin / One More Try

 
MOVIE SUPPORTING ACTOR OF THE YEAR
 
·         Carlo Aquino / Mater Dolorosa

MOVIE SUPPORTING ACTRESS OF THE YEAR


·         Janice de Belen / Tiktik:  The Aswang Chronicles

NEW MOVIE ACTOR OF THE YEAR
 
·         Neil Coleta / I Doo Bidoo Bidoo

NEW MOVIE ACTRESS OF THE YEAR

 
·        Tippy Dos Santos / I Doo Bidoo Bidoo
·        Kim Komatsu / Mga Mumunting Lihim
 
CHILD PERFORMER OF THE YEAR
 
·         Bugoy Cariño / Alagwa
 
MOVIE SCREENWRITER OF THE YEAR

 
·         Mark Meily / El Presidente
 
MOVIE CINEMATOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR
 
·         Carlo Mendoza / El Presidente
 
MOVIE PRODUCTION DESIGNER OF THE YEAR
 
·         Danny Red and Joel Bilbao / El Presidente
 
MOVIE EDITOR OF THE YEAR

 
·         Jason Cahapay and Ryan Orduña / El Presidente

MOVIE ORIGINAL THEME SONG OF THE YEAR
 
•         “Aking Inang Bayan” from the movie “El Presidente,”  composed by Marizen Soriano, arranged by Jessie Lasaten and interpreted by Maita Ejercito

MOVIE SOUND ENGINEER OF THE YEAR

 
         Corinne de San Jose and Ditoy Aguila / Tiktik:  The Aswang Chronicles

MOVIE MUSICAL SCORER OF THE YEAR


- Vincent De Jesus / I Do Bi Doo

INDIE MOVIE SCREENWRITER OF THE YEAR
 
·         Ian Loreños / Alagwa
 
INDIE MOVIE CINEMATOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR
 
·         Odyssey Flores / Thy Womb
 
INDIE MOVIE PRODUCTION DESIGNER OF THE YEAR
 
·         Dante Mendoza / Thy Womb
 
 INDIE MOVIE EDITOR OF THE YEAR
 
·         Dempster Samarista / Alagwa
 
INDIE MOVIE ORIGINAL THEME SONG OF THE YEAR
 
•         “Saan Ako Tutungo” from the movie Migrante, . composed by Lucien Letaba, Rody Vera and Boni Ilagan, arranged by Melvin Corpin and interpreted by Honey Araneta
 
INDIE MOVIE MUSICAL SCORER OF THE YEAR
 
·         Von de Guzman / Supremo

INDIE MOVIE SOUND ENGINEER OF THE YEAR
 
·         Ditoy Aguila and Mark Locsin / Mater Dolorosa
        
DARLING OF THE PRESS
·         Isko Moreno
 
NORA AUNOR ULIRANG ARTISTA LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
– Sen. Lito Lapid
 
ULIRANG ALAGAD NG PELIKULA SA LIKOD NG KAMERA – Mr. Romy Vitug

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