CPAR L1 FILM Flashcards

(48 cards)

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The film industry in the Philippines
started in

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1897

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were the first to feature film shows in Manila.

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Swiss entrepreneurs

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The film became popular in 1912 when foreigners Edward Gross and Harry Brown produced the film about the

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life of Dr. Jose Rizal.

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life of Dr. Jose Rizal is filmed when?

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1912

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The first locally produced film is
thought to be

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La Vida de Rizal.

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Rivals quickly produced a second film about Rizal called?

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La Pasion Y Muerte de Dr. Rizal.

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The first produced a film Filipino, who and is also tagged as the “Father of Philippine Movies,” is

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Jose Nepomuceno.

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He opened a production company called ______ in 1917.

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Malayan Movies

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when did malayan movies build?

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1917

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9
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-His work entitled ______ starring Atang de la Rama (1905-1991), in 1919

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“Dalagang Bukid”
(Country Maiden)

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when did Nepomuceno’s masterpiece Noli Me Tangere (The Social Cancer). release?

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1930

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-Philippine film during the early times was greatly influenced by ____

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Hollywood

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what is Jose nepomuceno’s masterpiece titled?

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Noli Me Tangere (The Social Cancer).

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since the local directors set _____ as their models.

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Hollywood movies

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13
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Filipino producers still cannot level with the quality of American movies due to

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outdated technology and limited budget.

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The only edge of the Philippine Movies during those times was that the local films ______ and used Tagalog as its language

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portrayed the lives of the Filipinos

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was also another source of movie themes

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Philippine literature

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-The use of Tagalog garnered more audience since ???

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the majority of Filipinos cannot understand English during those times.

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15
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brought an awareness of violence and conflict to Philippine films.

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1940s

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brought an end to filmmaking until the occupiers revived the industry for propaganda purposes.

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The Japanese occupation

15
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-Films produced after the war contained ____

15
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-Due to the boost of the film in the Philippines, film companies were established:

Big Four

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  • Sampaguita Pictures
  • Premiere Productions
  • Lebran International
  • LVN Pictures
16
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Philippine started to regain strength and flourished during the

17
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-The first full-color Philippine film was _______, directed by Lamberto V. Avellana.

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Prinsipe Amante (1951),

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who directed the first color philippine film?
Lamberto V. Avellana.
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the first Asian film to be shown at the Venice and Cannes Film Festival, a feat that would not be repeated until 1970s
"Genghis Khan" by Manuel Conde
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Film awards were also instituted like:
-Maria Clara Awards -Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences (FAMAS)
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In the succeeding periods, there had been a decline of studios.in 1960's _______ dominated film industry.
-Independent producers
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in 1960's ______started to enter the movie industry.
Sex films (bomba
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target audience were the avid fans of the stars also entered the scene.
-Fan movies
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during the _______,the government regulated filmmaking.
Marcos regime
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also became popular in the 1960's
-Slapstick comedies and action movies
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With the establishment of the _____, film scripts had to be submitted prior production.
Board of Censorship Motion Pictures (BMCP)
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National Artist for Cinema.
Ishmael Bernal
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-During also the Marcos era new young directors rose who started the so-called
new cinema
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this cinema or films produced movies through lightweight technologies.
Alternative cinema or independent films
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The movies under new cinema revolved around the themes on ?
nationhood love in a hostile setting and social issues.
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Alternative cinema or independent films set their usual screening venues are
school, international films festivals and outreach programs.
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One of the known independent film directors is
Kidlat Tahimik.
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a film that takes an often lighthearted look at the Filipino obsession with the American Whatever It Takes dream.
Toto (2015)
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Among all the art forms,______ has the largest audience.
Film
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-In the regional setting, through CCP's Coordinating Center for Film, educational and outreach programs which promote_____ has been established.
quality film and conducts film training courses
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Who won Best Actor at the 19th Los Angeles Comedy Festival
Sid Lucero
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The director _____tells this story in real time using only one long take.
Remton Siega Zuasola
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about a young lady deciding whether or not to leave her family to become a mail-order bride for a German man.
Ang Damgo ni Eleuteria
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film that is Directed by Bangsamoro Daughters of the filmmaker Teng Mangansakan.
Contemporary Film in Mindanao: Moro2mrw Book 1: Daughters of the Three-tailed Banner (2016)
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What awards is won from damgo ni eleuteria?
Best Picture, Director, Cinematography, and Music at the Gawad Urian Awards.