The Philippines experienced its first movies in 1887 with four films shown in Salon de Pertierra in Escolta Street in Manila. Antonio Ramos shot the first Philippine movie using a Gaumont-Chrono photograph projector. Over the years since cinema's arrival, Filipino artists have thrived in filmmaking. Some influential National Artists for Film include Lino Brocka, Ishmael Bernal, Gerardo de Leon, Fernando Poe Jr., and Eddie S. Romero, known for classics that helped shape Philippine cinema.
The Philippines experienced its first movies in 1887 with four films shown in Salon de Pertierra in Escolta Street in Manila. Antonio Ramos shot the first Philippine movie using a Gaumont-Chrono photograph projector. Over the years since cinema's arrival, Filipino artists have thrived in filmmaking. Some influential National Artists for Film include Lino Brocka, Ishmael Bernal, Gerardo de Leon, Fernando Poe Jr., and Eddie S. Romero, known for classics that helped shape Philippine cinema.
The Philippines experienced its first movies in 1887 with four films shown in Salon de Pertierra in Escolta Street in Manila. Antonio Ramos shot the first Philippine movie using a Gaumont-Chrono photograph projector. Over the years since cinema's arrival, Filipino artists have thrived in filmmaking. Some influential National Artists for Film include Lino Brocka, Ishmael Bernal, Gerardo de Leon, Fernando Poe Jr., and Eddie S. Romero, known for classics that helped shape Philippine cinema.
the Region History of Philippine Cinema • January 1, 1987- the Philippines experienced its first movies with four films: – Man with a hat – Scene from a Japanese Dance – The Boxers – The Place of L’Opera
The showing of these film was done in Salon de
Pertierra on ESCOLTA STREET. • Antonio Ramos-was the responsible who shot the first movie in the Philippines and he used Gaumont-Chrono photograph projector (60mm).
Over the years since the arrival of the
cinema in the country, Filipino artist have thrived and triumphed in the past faced world of cinema. National Artist for Films • Lino Brocka (1939-1991) is the most influential filmmaker behind Maynila sa mga Kuko ng Liwanag (considered as one of the classics of Filipino cinema) and Tinimbang Ka Ngunit Kulang. National Artist for Films • Ishmael Bernal- directed the iconic Nora Aunor starred film HIMALA and City After Dark. • Gerardo “Gerry” de Leon- directed two films adaptation on Rizal’s works: Noli Me Tangere Sisaand Dyesebel. • Fernando Poe Jr.- starred in movies such as Ang Pagbabalik ng Panday and Durugin si Totoy Bato. National Artist for Films • Eddie S. Romero- was the film producer behind movies such as Aguila starring Fernando Poe Jr. and Ganito Kame Noon…Paano kaya Ngayon?