Mila (2001 film)
| Mila | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Joel Lamangan |
| Screenplay by | Ricky Lee |
| Produced by | Charo Santos-Concio Malou Santos Elma Medua |
| Starring | Maricel Soriano Piolo Pascual Princess Punzalan Cherry Pie Picache Kaye Abad Serena Dalrymple Jiro Manio Angelica Panganiban Luis Alandy |
| Cinematography | Monino Duque |
| Edited by | Tara Illenberger |
| Music by | Jessie Lasaten |
| Distributed by | Star Cinema |
Release date |
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Running time | 116 minutes |
| Country | Philippines |
| Language | Tagalog |
Mila is a 2001 Filipino drama film featuring an ensemble cast starring Maricel Soriano, Piolo Pascual and Princess Punzalan. The film was directed by the acclaimed director Joel Lamangan with the screenplay written by Ricky Lee and released by Star Cinema as a part of their 8th year anniversary. The film was based on the life story of Anita Pamintuan who died during her fight for proper wages and compensation for public school-teachers in the Philippines.[1]
Cast and Characters
- Maricel Soriano as Anita Pamintuan "Mila Cabangon"
- Piolo Pascual as Mila's live-in-partner Primo
- Princess Punzalan as Mila's best-friend and co-teacher Linda
- Cherry Pie Picache as Rona
- Kaye Abad as Winona
- Serena Dalrymple as Jenny
- Jiro Manio as Peklat
- Angelica Panganiban as Lani
- Luis Alandy as Ruel
- Noni Buencamino as Nato
- Eva Darren as Mila's mother
- B.J. De Jesus as Boyet
- Kathleen Hermosa as Teresa
- Mel Kimura as Lucille
- Alfred Labatos as Momoy
- Don Laurel as Ronnel
- Tony Mabesa as Mr. De Castro
- Mario Magallona as Rambo
- Bea Nicolas as Belay
- Tom Olivar as Torres
- Jim Pebanco as Noli
- Caridad Sanchez
- Florencio A. Pili as Mila's co-teacher
Cameo
- Noel Cabangon as himself
Production
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Release
The film premiered on the Philippines on June 21, 2001. It had a Philippine television premiere on Cinema One and a world premiere on Cinemax.
Recognitions
FAMAS
- Nominated Best Child Actor for Jiro Manio at the 2002 FAMAS Awards.
Gawad Urian
- Nominated Best Actress for Maricel Soriano at the 2002 Gawad Urian Awards.
References
External links
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